Finding emergency dentists? Contact Us Today!

Dental emergencies can happen at any time, and so it’s important to have an in mind in case the worst does occur. It can be a shocking moment to realize a part of your tooth has chipped away, or perhaps you’ve awoken to swollen or irritated gums. In some cases, a lost filling or a broken tooth can be followed by a sudden rush of sharp or dull pain to the affected area. If you find yourself in such a situation and need a dentist fast, don’t panic. Usually, in these circumstances, contact us as soon as possible. A dental emergency is not necessarily classified in terms of pain. Lost fillings or crowns and fractured or chipped teeth are just as much a dental emergency as a broken or dislocated jaw. Family Smiles Dental is suitably located at 1011 N Hwy 77, Ste 105, Waxahachie, accepts Medicaid, and is the best option available near you.

Some of the dental emergencies are :

• Lost Filling or crown
• Fractured or broken tooth
• A broken jaw or Dislocated jaw
• Injury or trauma to gums
• Chipped tooth
• Toothache
• Abscesses

 When a tooth is knocked and receives force upon it, it can sometimes cause damage. Of course, the severity of damage to occur to a tooth because of trauma or impact will vary. In some cases, when a tooth is knocked the tooth might only be loosened and cause swelling. In other cases, the outcome of having a tooth knocked can be more severe. This includes a tooth breaking and causing dental pain. As each case is unique, the dental service required to ease discomfort and treat the issue will also vary. Teeth that are damaged by decay or broken from an incident can be fixed in most cases by a filling, crown, or other dental treatment. 

Call us at +1-972-351-9110 or visit www.familysmilesdg.com to schedule your appointment.

Find us at:

1011 N Hwy 77, Ste 105

Waxahachie, 

TX 75165

                                                           Our Response to COVID 19

Dear Valued Patients and Dentists,

During this time of uncertainty, we wanted to reassure you that we are taking the COVID 19 Pandemic seriously and will continue to closely follow the situation. At this time, we are pleased to let you know that we are still open to take care of your Denture requirements. Our Dental Clinic has always followed the best sterilization and hygiene practices for our Patients and Dentists.  We apply disposable barriers such as gloves, mouth mirrors, and masks, wiping and disinfecting of all surfaces of our Clinic after each appointment and Laboratory multiple times a day ensuring that all outgoing cases are cleaned and disinfected before being couriered to remove any debris and pathogenic micro-organisms. With this being said, if any of the following are applicable to you please call us to reschedule your appointment.

• Have you been in contact with anyone who may have Coronavirus?
• Have you traveled overseas in the last 2 weeks?
• Are you currently self-isolating or in quarantine?
• Have flu/cold-like symptoms or feel unwell?