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Common Childhood Oral Health Issues

Knocked-Out Teeth

Knocked-out teeth are considered a serious dental emergency. In order to save your child’s tooth, it must be replaced within 1-2 hours. Come to our office right away to ensure the best possible outcome for your little one!

Chipped & Broken Teeth

Even a minor chip or break in your child’s tooth can weaken its structure and lead to an infection. Don’t hesitate to get treatment, come to Timber Kids Dentistry right away if your child’s tooth has been damaged by oral trauma.

Lip & Tongue Lacerations

Minor cuts will heal on their own, but large cuts and lacerations may require sutures and cleaning to ensure that they heal properly and do not become infected. Call now if your child is experiencing excessive oral bleeding.

Same Day, Weekend & After Hours Visits

At Timber Kids Dentistry, we’re always here to help your child get the dental care they need. That’s why we offer convenient appointments for all of our patients. Need after-hours care? We’ve got you covered. We’re open on weekends, too, so you’ll always have access to the emergency dental care you need. Give us a call now to discuss your child’s symptoms and let us know that you’ll be coming in.

 Next: Crowns & Bonding for Broken Teeth

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Crowns & Bonding for Broken Teeth

For minor chips and damage, dental bonding is a great way to quickly restore your child’s tooth and prevent further complications. We’ll apply a dental resin to their tooth and reshape it to fix the damaged area.
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For major breaks, cracks, or other damage, a dental crown may be a better option. Crowns are shaped just like a natural tooth and they are placed over your child’s enamel after the damaged material has been removed. This supports tooth structure and protects your child’s tooth from further damage.

 Next: Premature Loss of Baby Teeth

Premature Loss of Baby Teeth

If your child has lost a baby tooth early, it’s important to get proper dental care. Early loss of baby teeth can result in issues when their permanent teeth erupt. Come to our office and we will place a space maintainer in the gap to prevent teeth from shifting and ensure your child’s mouth develops properly.

 Next: What to Do with a Knocked-Out Tooth

What to Do with a Knocked-Out Tooth

If your child’s tooth is knocked out, it’s important to get help as soon as you can. To save a dislodged tooth, it must typically be replaced within 1-2 hours. First, recover the tooth, gently rinse it in warm water, and put it in a container of cold milk to keep it moist. Then, head to our nearest dental office ASAP to have the tooth splinted and replaced.

 Next: Same Day, Weekend & After Hours Visits

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Emergency Pediatric Dentistry