Emergency Care

Emergency Orthodontic Care in Monroe & Snellville, GA

Orthodontic emergencies can happen at any time. At Gray Orthodontics, we’re here to provide prompt, professional care when you need it most. Whether you’re dealing with a broken bracket, poking wire, or discomfort, we’ll help resolve the issue quickly and efficiently.

What Qualifies as an Orthodontic Emergency?

Some common orthodontic issues that may require immediate attention include:

  • Loose or broken brackets
  • Poking or broken wires
  • Loose bands or appliances
  • Discomfort caused by braces or aligners

If you experience severe pain or injury to your mouth, such as a broken tooth or trauma, seek immediate care from your dentist or emergency room.

Tips for Handling Common Orthodontic Emergencies

  • Loose or Broken Bracket
    If a bracket becomes loose, it may remain attached to the wire. Use orthodontic wax to stabilize it until you can visit our office.
  • Poking or Broken Wire
    If a wire is poking your cheek or gums, carefully push it back with a clean pencil eraser or cotton swab. Orthodontic wax can also help cover sharp edges.
  • General Discomfort or Soreness
    Some soreness is normal, especially after adjustments. Rinsing with warm salt water and taking over-the-counter pain relievers can help.

What Qualifies as an Orthodontic Emergency?

Some common orthodontic issues that may require immediate attention include:

  • Loose or broken brackets
  • Poking or broken wires
  • Loose bands or appliances
  • Discomfort caused by braces or aligners

If you experience severe pain or injury to your mouth, such as a broken tooth or trauma, seek immediate care from your dentist or emergency room.

Tips for Handling Common Orthodontic Emergencies

  • Loose or Broken Bracket
    If a bracket becomes loose, it may remain attached to the wire. Use orthodontic wax to stabilize it until you can visit our office.
  • Poking or Broken Wire
    If a wire is poking your cheek or gums, carefully push it back with a clean pencil eraser or cotton swab. Orthodontic wax can also help cover sharp edges.
  • General Discomfort or Soreness
    Some soreness is normal, especially after adjustments. Rinsing with warm salt water and taking over-the-counter pain relievers can help.

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