EMERGENCIES & TRAUMA IN HOUSTON AND KATY, TX
“Hands down!!!!!! The best dentist I’ve ever encountered- my family and I have been patients of Dr. Chloe for over 12 years – the doctors and staff is very knowledgeable and helpful.”
– Roderick P.
Same-Day Emergency Pain RELIEF! Dental emergencies always seem to happen at the worst times!
Whether it is a toothache or a broken tooth, our team is here to help! We always do our best to accommodate dental emergencies on the same day.
Our office in Houston accepts most dental insurances and we also offer several interest-free financing options.
Chloe Dental Emergency Dental Care in Houston
- Toothaches and tooth pain
- Bleeding gums
- Broken teeth
- Cracked fillings
- Dental infections
- Dental abscesses
- Swollen gums
- Sport injuries
“Dr. Chloe is knowledgeable and the best at what she does. This office has all the latest technology I received my crown in one day! Not to mention the office is beautiful and Meagan the dental assistant is the absolute best. Coming to this office is like a day at the spa seriously! Wish I had found this dental office sooner, but I’m here to stay, can’t imagine going anywhere else.”
– Shan G.
“I have been with Chloe Dental for 10 years or so and I have been please with every visit. My latest major visit was getting implants, I was coached through the whole process of what to expect and it turned out like she said it would. Chloe helped me get the right waterpik to use since she put in my implants. She is always there for me when I needed her, i am so proud to have her as my Dentist, thank you Chloe.Can’t leave out the staff, the service is amazing!!!!”
– Alonzo B.
WHAT TO DO IF I HAVE A…
Fractured Teeth
If you have a clean fracture without nerve exposure, save the separated tooth fragment and we can bond it back for you.
Dislodged Teeth
Injuries to the mouth can cause teeth to be pushed back into their sockets. We can help reposition and stabilize your tooth. Root canal treatment is usually started within 7 to 10 days of the injury and a medication, such as calcium hydroxide, will be placed inside the tooth. Eventually, a permanent root canal filling will be placed.
Avulsed Teeth
If an injury causes a tooth to be completely knocked out of your mouth, it is important that you are treated immediately! If this happens to you, keep the tooth moist. If possible, put it back into the socket. A tooth can be saved if it remains moist. You can even put the tooth in milk or a glass of water (add a pinch of salt.) Your Endodontist may start root canal treatment based upon the stage of root development. The length of time the tooth was out of your mouth and the way the tooth was stored, may influence the type of treatment you receive.