CHILDREN’S EMERGENCY DENTISTRY – KATY, TX

Smile Emergency? We’ve Got You Covered!

Dental emergencies seem to always happen outside of regular business hours. At Wellspring Pediatric Dentistry, we recognize that dental emergencies can occur unexpectedly and we prioritize your child’s wellbeing. If your child ever requires urgent care, we offer convenient appointment times and we’ll try to schedule them for the same day, if possible, so they can get relief right away! For our current patients, we offer an on-call service to connect with a member of our team during non-business hours. Have questions? Give us a give us a call.

 

Why Choose Wellspring Pediatric Dentistry for Children’s Emergency Dentistry?

  • Same-Day Emergency Dental Appointments
  • On-Call Team Member for Current Patients
  • Pediatric Dentist Fluent in Spanish

 

How We Treat Dental Emergencies

  • Initial Call: Give us a call if you think your child has a dental emergency, and we’ll let you know what to do next. We’ll offer first-aid tips and get them scheduled right away if needed. Please note that our after-hours on-call service is exclusively available to current patients.
  • Emergency Dental Exam: Once you’re here, we’ll examine and take X-rays of their mouth so we can determine the exact source and severity of their emergency.
  • Treatment Plan: Our team will go over our findings with you and discuss possible treatment options (including the associated costs).
  • Provide Relief: Once we get the go-ahead from you, we’ll spring into action to help your child. We may recommend a follow-up visit if we can’t complete everything in a single appointment, but we will stop their pain before you leave!

The Most Common Dental Emergencies

What counts as a dental emergency? Lots of things! It’s always better to just call us if you think your child is experiencing one…better to be safe than sorry! With that being said, here are just some of the emergencies we regularly encounter.

Toothaches

Chipped Tooth

Cracked Tooth

Very Sensitive Teeth

Knocked-Out Tooth

Lost Filling or Crown

Broken Denture

Loose Permanent Tooth

Injury to the Gums, Lips, or Tongue

Jaw Pain

Something Stuck Between the Teeth