A Tooth Injury Could Cause An Internal Infection

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When you suffer a dental injury, you may not be able to tell how serious the problem is if you only pay attention to the look of your tooth. Signs of physical trauma should be taken seriously, and you should seek out emergency dental treatment if you think you are at risk for losing a tooth. With that said, you should also be worried about lingering discomfort. An injured tooth, particularly one that is chipped or cracked, can develop internal problems. If these do arise, your Prairie Village, KS dentist can help by providing you with a root canal treatment. Our practice is available to help those who need to do something about an urgent problem. In addition to taking care of your smile, we can make sure your oral health needs are expertly met.

Fully Restoring Your Smile After A Dental Emergency

If you need to come in for an emergency dental procedure, your dentist will make sure that your needs are fully addressed. That means more than just providing the appropriate dental restoration for support. If there are internal problems that result from an injury, your dentist can address them before they affect the overall condition of your tooth, and cause you further discomfort.

Paying Attention To Your Oral Health Needs, While Also Helping You Maintain An Attractive Smile

Our practice recognizes the importance of providing swift, thorough care after a dental emergency occurs. That means protecting your oral health, but it also means taking care of your smile. If you need to come in for care, you can receive a lifelike restoration that matches the look of your neighboring teeth. We also offer a range of cosmetic dental treatments, so individuals with superficial tooth damage can improve on how they look.

Dr. Browne Can Help You Recover From A Dental Emergency

If you experience a dental emergency that threatens your smile and oral health, Robert M Browne, DDS can help! Our practice is proud to be available for patients who suffer unexpected problems with dental damage and pain. To learn more about what we can do for you, or to schedule a visit with Dr. Browne, contact our office today at (913) 901-8585.