Cracked or Broken Tooth
Rinse your mouth gently with clean, warm water. If swelling is present, apply a cold compress outside the face and contact our office promptly.
Call our officeFor urgent tooth pain, swelling, dental injury or a knocked-out permanent tooth, call our office promptly.
Call Rackham Dental directly and explain what happened, when it happened and the symptoms you are experiencing.
Our team will provide initial guidance and explain the next appropriate step according to your concern and current appointment availability.
These general steps may help protect the area while you arrange professional care. They do not replace examination or treatment by a dentist.
Rinse your mouth gently with clean, warm water. If swelling is present, apply a cold compress outside the face and contact our office promptly.
Call our officeHandle the tooth only by the crown, not the root. If dirty, rinse it gently without scrubbing. Keep it moist in milk or an ADA-accepted tooth-preservation product and seek dental care immediately.
Call our officeRinse gently and contact our office promptly. Do not place aspirin or another medication directly against the tooth or gum tissue.
Call our officeDental swelling may require prompt professional evaluation. Call our office. Call (830) 299-7965 if swelling affects breathing, swallowing or speaking.
Call our officeApply gentle pressure with clean gauze. If bleeding is heavy, will not stop or follows serious facial trauma, call (830) 299-7965 or seek emergency medical care.
Call our officeKeep the area clean and contact our office. Save a lost crown if possible. Do not use household glue to place it back onto the tooth.
Call our officeA knocked-out permanent tooth requires immediate dental attention.
Tell our team that a permanent tooth has been knocked out and approximately when the injury occurred.
Keep the tooth moist while arranging professional care and avoid touching or scrubbing its root.
(830) 299-7965When you call, be prepared to describe the injury, symptoms, bleeding or swelling and when the problem began.
Do not send sensitive medical information through the public website form. Discuss urgent details directly with the dental team.
Call for GuidanceMonday – Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
221 E Carolina St, San Antonio, TX 78210
A visit is not confirmed until our office provides confirmation.
No. For urgent dental pain, swelling or injury, call our office directly. Online appointment requests are not monitored as an emergency service.
Appointment availability is not guaranteed until our office evaluates the request and confirms an available date and time.
Call (830) 299-7965 or seek emergency medical care for difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled heavy bleeding, serious facial or jaw injury, loss of consciousness or another life-threatening condition.
Do not try to reinsert a baby tooth. Contact a dentist promptly for instructions and evaluation.
Do not wait for an online response when you are experiencing urgent dental pain, swelling or injury.
Send an appointment request and our team will contact you to confirm availability.