Emergency Dentistry Specialists

Immediate Action for Dental Swelling and Infection

Swelling of the mouth or the face may be alarming when it develops abruptly and begins interfering with everyday activities. It may start as some discomfort and soon turn into swelling, pain or difficulties with eating or talking. While Smile Collective always aims to ensure you are comfortable while taking urgent actions, it is necessary to point out that an infection may develop as a result of bacteria reaching deep layers of the tooth or the gums. Thus, immediate treatment becomes essential to manage the condition and avoid further risks to your oral health.
In addition, it is important to remember that every particular situation may be different, and, therefore, requires careful consideration to provide the most appropriate care.

Safe & Quick Treatment

How We Help to Treat Swelling and Infection

This process is designed to be easy to understand in order to make you comfortable in the course of treatment.

Consultation

First of all, we discuss your complaints and examine the affected area in order to find the cause of your problems.

Diagnosis

We carefully assess the condition of the tooth, gums and adjacent tissues. Imaging is performed if necessary.

Immediate Treatment

Then we focus on reducing pain and managing the infection to prevent its spread.

Treatment Plan

Based on the results of the examination, we provide you with suitable treatment options. They may include medication, drainage or tooth treatment.

After-Care Management

We ensure proper healing and advise you about further care.

Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

The right information may help you to act promptly and confidently.

Swelling is usually the symptom of an infection in the tooth or gums, which may appear due to decay or injury.

It can become serious if left untreated, because it may lead to the spreading of the infection.

Yes, the swelling may decrease temporarily. However, the infection will remain untreated.

You should see your dentist when you notice the swelling and pain.