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An accident where a tooth or teeth are knocked out, a painful tooth abscess filled with pus, or an accident where a tooth is accidentally knocked out are all examples of some potential dental emergencies.
However, knowing when you need to seek emergency dental care is very important.
Consult your dentist as soon as possible if you think there is any chance you may be at risk of developing tooth decay, gum disease, cavities, or worse oral health problems.
One of the primary reasons people do not always know when they need emergency dental care is that they ignore their oral health.
For this reason alone, you should make sure to practice good oral hygiene and brush your teeth several times a day.
It is also a good idea to floss at least once a day and to use dental floss, making cleaning between your teeth a lot easier than it would be if you did not have one.
