Common Dental Problems in Albany, GA

If you are experiencing serious facial swelling, difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding or another life-threatening symptom, call 911 or seek emergency medical care. For non-life-threatening dental concerns, request an evaluation.

• Toothache — Persistent tooth pain that may indicate decay, infection or other conditions.
• Broken Tooth — A fractured tooth that may require prompt evaluation.
• Chipped Tooth — Small enamel chips that may still warrant a dental check.
• Cracked Tooth — Cracks that may cause pain when biting and need diagnosis.
• Knocked-Out Tooth — A tooth avulsion that is a time-sensitive dental emergency.
• Dental Abscess — A possible dental infection requiring urgent evaluation.
• Bleeding Gums — Gums that bleed when brushing or flossing may indicate gum concerns.
• Swollen Gums — Gum swelling that may indicate inflammation or infection.
• Receding Gums — Gum recession that can expose roots and increase sensitivity.
• Tooth Sensitivity — Sensitivity to hot, cold or sweet that has several possible causes.
• Tooth Decay — Cavities and demineralization identified during an examination.
• Lost Filling — A missing filling that leaves a tooth vulnerable and typically needs care.
• Lost Crown — A dislodged crown that often requires a prompt appointment.
• Jaw Pain — Jaw discomfort that may be related to teeth, joints or muscles.
• Bad Breath — Persistent bad breath that may reflect an underlying oral-health issue.

For scheduling and urgent-care information, see urgent dental care or call (229) 515-9396.