Coronavirus Announcement Now Offering Telehealth Consultations! COVID-19 Patient Screening Form

Dear Patients and Parents,

We are thrilled to announce the immediate availability of our secure telehealth video service! We now offer fully HIPAA-compliant video conferencing for our patients and friends that is:

Our new video chat service is completely safe and secure, fully protects the privacy of the patient, and works on Android and iOS, on PCs and Macs! The software is fully vetted and tested so that our patients and friends can rest assured that their protected health information will remain private and secure. All you need to have is a computer, tablet or smartphone with Web Cam and audio capabilities and a good internet connection! We are now scheduling appointments for new and established patients to video chat directly with the dentist to review your existing treatment plans and/or answer any of your dental need questions. Patients may schedule video chat appointments by calling our office and speaking with our staff available during business hours Monday through Friday.

Sincerely,
W. Roger Long, DDS, PA
Bethany T. Wierzbicki, DMD, MBA

Adriana Albite, DMD

W. Roger Long, DDS

How to Know If Your Toothache Needs Urgent Treatment

Visiting an Emergency Dentist Fort Pierce

A toothache that is severe, persistent, or accompanied by swelling or other symptoms may require urgent dental care. An Emergency Dentist in Fort Pierce can determine the cause of your pain and provide appropriate treatment before the problem becomes more serious. 

Smiling at Emergency Dentist Fort Pierce

When Is a Toothache an Emergency?

Not every toothache requires same-day treatment, but certain symptoms should not be ignored. Sudden or worsening pain can result from deep decay, a cracked tooth, an infection, or damage to a dental restoration. 

Seek urgent dental care if you experience: 

  • Severe or persistent tooth pain 
  • Fever or feeling unwell 
  • Pain when biting or chewing 
  • A broken or severely damaged tooth 
  • A dental injury or facial trauma 
  • Difficulty swallowing 

Why Prompt Treatment Matters

Tooth pain can sometimes temporarily improve even when the underlying problem remains. An untreated infection, for example, can continue progressing and potentially lead to an abscess or additional damage. 

Getting the tooth evaluated promptly allows your dentist to identify the source of the discomfort and determine whether emergency treatment is necessary. 

What Should You Do Before Your Visit?

While waiting for dental care, gently rinse your mouth with warm water and avoid foods that increase sensitivity. Do not place aspirin directly on your tooth or gums, as this may irritate the surrounding tissue. 

Getting checked by Emergency Dentist Fort Pierce

See an Emergency Dentist in Fort Pierce for Urgent Tooth Pain

A persistent or severe toothache deserves professional attention, particularly when accompanied by swelling, fever, trauma, or other concerning symptoms. Smooth Sailing Dental offers same-day emergency dental services to help patients address unexpected dental problems. Schedule an appointment for prompt evaluation and personalized care.

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Coronavirus Announcement Now Offering Telehealth Consultations! COVID-19 Patient Screening Form

Dear Patients and Parents,

We are thrilled to announce the immediate availability of our secure telehealth video service! We now offer fully HIPAA-compliant video conferencing for our patients and friends that is:

Our new video chat service is completely safe and secure, fully protects the privacy of the patient, and works on Android and iOS, on PCs and Macs! The software is fully vetted and tested so that our patients and friends can rest assured that their protected health information will remain private and secure. All you need to have is a computer, tablet or smartphone with Web Cam and audio capabilities and a good internet connection! We are now scheduling appointments for new and established patients to video chat directly with the dentist to review your existing treatment plans and/or answer any of your dental need questions. Patients may schedule video chat appointments by calling our office and speaking with our staff available during business hours Monday through Friday.

Sincerely,
W. Roger Long, DDS, PA
Bethany T. Wierzbicki, DMD, MBA

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