Emergency Dentist
in Greer, SC

Or Call: 864-268-7812

Emergency Dentist
in Greer, SC

Get Help Now!

We completely empathize with the stress dental emergencies can bring. Rest assured, our team is here to provide timely assistance when these situations arise. Reach out to us at 864-268-7812, and our Greer office will prioritize your immediate care by scheduling an appointment promptly. Your well-being is our priority, and we’re dedicated to alleviating your concerns during these critical moments.

Tooth Extractions
Repairing Broken or Chipped Teeth
Treatment of Toothaches
Broken Crowns or Fillings
Bleeding Gums
Abscesses or Swelling

Get Help Now!

We completely empathize with the stress dental emergencies can bring. Rest assured, our team is here to provide timely assistance when these situations arise. Reach out to us at 864-268-7812, and our Greer office will prioritize your immediate care by scheduling an appointment promptly. Your well-being is our priority, and we’re dedicated to alleviating your concerns during these critical moments.

Tooth Extractions
Broken or Chipped Teeth
Chronic Toothaches
Broken Crowns or Fillings
Bleeding Gums
Abscesses or Swelling

Dr. Carraway answers your most common
questions about dental emergencies.

What is considered a dental emergency?

If you’re in pain or worried about a dental problem, contact us and we’ll let you know for sure whether or not you need emergency care. Examples of a dental emergency include a toothache, a knocked out tooth, a broken or fractured tooth, a lost filling or crown, bleeding gums, or an abscess.

Will my tooth need to be pulled?

Whether you have a toothache or other dental issue, it doesn’t always mean you need an extraction. We’ll conduct a thorough examination to determine whether or not we can repair the issue with a filling, crown, or root canal. If a dental extraction is necessary, we’ll help you know what to expect and create a plan moving forward.

Will a toothache go away on its own?

A toothache may temporarily subside on its own, especially if it’s caused by a minor irritation. However, if the underlying cause, such as an infection or decay, is not addressed, the pain is likely to return and potentially worsen over time. We almost always suggest seeking help right away.

What are the signs of an infected tooth?

Signs of an infected tooth include persistent and throbbing toothache, heightened sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures, swelling of the face or gums, and the presence of a pimple-like bump on the gum near the affected tooth. If left untreated, an infected tooth can lead to fever, bad taste in the mouth, and potentially serious complications. Seeking dental care promptly is essential if these symptoms arise.

Is a broken or fractured tooth serious?

A broken or fractured tooth can vary in severity, but it is generally considered a serious issue. Even minor fractures can expose sensitive inner layers of the tooth, leading to pain and heightened vulnerability to infection. Without prompt treatment, more significant fractures can cause further damage and potential complications, making early dental intervention crucial.

Is a knocked-out tooth serious?

Yes, you should seek dental care immediately if you knock a tooth out. Time is crucial for successful reimplantation, and a dentist can assess the tooth’s condition, clean it properly, and attempt to reinsert it into the socket. Even if reinsertion isn’t possible, the dentist can provide guidance on next steps to preserve your oral health and appearance.

Dr. Carraway answers your most common questions about dental emergencies.

What is considered a dental emergency?

If you’re in pain or worried about a dental problem, contact us and we’ll let you know for sure whether or not you need emergency care. Examples of a dental emergency include a toothache, a knocked out tooth, a broken or fractured tooth, a lost filling or crown, bleeding gums, or an abscess.

Will my tooth need to be pulled?

Whether you have a toothache or other dental issue, it doesn’t always mean you need an extraction. We’ll conduct a thorough examination to determine whether or not we can repair the issue with a filling, crown, or root canal. If a dental extraction is necessary, we’ll help you know what to expect and create a plan moving forward.

Will a toothache go away on its own?

A toothache may temporarily subside on its own, especially if it’s caused by a minor irritation. However, if the underlying cause, such as an infection or decay, is not addressed, the pain is likely to return and potentially worsen over time. We almost always suggest seeking help right away.

What are the signs of an infected tooth?

Signs of an infected tooth include persistent and throbbing toothache, heightened sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures, swelling of the face or gums, and the presence of a pimple-like bump on the gum near the affected tooth. If left untreated, an infected tooth can lead to fever, bad taste in the mouth, and potentially serious complications. Seeking dental care promptly is essential if these symptoms arise.

Is a broken or fractured tooth serious?

A broken or fractured tooth can vary in severity, but it is generally considered a serious issue. Even minor fractures can expose sensitive inner layers of the tooth, leading to pain and heightened vulnerability to infection. Without prompt treatment, more significant fractures can cause further damage and potential complications, making early dental intervention crucial.

Is a knocked-out tooth serious?

Yes, you should seek dental care immediately if you knock a tooth out. Time is crucial for successful reimplantation, and a dentist can assess the tooth’s condition, clean it properly, and attempt to reinsert it into the socket. Even if reinsertion isn’t possible, the dentist can provide guidance on next steps to preserve your oral health and appearance.

What to expect during an emergency appointment at Cove Dental Care

When your in pain, you deserve swift, dependable attention from a skilled and compassionate dental team. We’ll treat you like family every step of the way. We know you’ll enjoy our comfort-first approach:

Compassionate Team
Skilled Dentists
Advanced Technology
Natural Looking Results
Amenities to Help You Relax

What to expect during an emergency appointment at Cove Dental Care

When your in pain, you deserve swift, dependable attention from a skilled and compassionate dental team. We’ll treat you like family every step of the way. We know you’ll enjoy our comfort-first approach:

Compassionate Team
Skilled Dentists
Advanced Technology
Natural Looking Results
Amenities to Help You Relax

Patient Reviews

5.0 ★★★★★ 202 Google Reviews

“Amazing Staff”

Dr. Caraway and his staff are amazing, professional, and caring. I highly recommend them. I needed a lot of dental work and signed up for their annual dental plan which saved me a lot of money with 2 free cleanings and x-rays and a percentage off dental work. Thank you Dr. Caraway and friendly staff.

Catherine
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“Top Notch”

Highest caliber staff, fun, and genuine. The quality of cleaning is top notch. Both Dr. Carraway’s are first class. Thank you to all who work here!

Daniel
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“Outstanding Dentist”

Dr. Carraway has been an outstanding dentist. I have complete confidence in his counsel on my dental needs. The office staff make me feel welcome and the hygienists/dental assistants are wonderful providers. Please consider Adam Carraway for your dental care.

Jack
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