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How To Get Emergency Relief for a Swollen Jaw

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A swollen jaw is when something happens to your mouth or lymph nodes to make your jaw bigger than usual.

When it comes to swollen jaws, patients tend to experience pain, tenderness, and/or stiffness. Swollen jaws are irritating, but the professionals at Implant Center of Miami can pinpoint the cause, so you can be relieved.

What Causes a Swollen Jaw?

Swollen glands. If your lymph nodes become infected, they'll swell up in your neck. They'll be tender to the touch, but they should return to normal once the viral or bacterial infection goes away.

Injury. If you fall on your face or sustain any kind of trauma to it, it may result in a swollen jaw.

Tooth abscess. If bacteria enters the pulp of your tooth, it'll create a pocket of pus. If an abscessed tooth is left untreated, the infection could spread to your jaw or other teeth.

Tooth extraction. Your jaw might swell a bit after tooth extraction. This is normal for the first few days following an extraction.

How Can They Be Prevented?

A swollen jaw is usually the result of infection or injury. To reduce the risk of receiving one, you just need to be careful. Don't take any unnecessary risks and stay healthy to avoid infection.

How Can You Get Relief?

There are multiple ways to treat a swollen jaw. These include:

Eating only soft food.

Applying an ice pack relieves some of the swelling.

Taking medication to reduce inflammation.

There are also medical treatments that can treat the underlying causes of a swollen jaw. These include:

Antibiotics for the infection.

Surgery to remove whatever's causing it, such as tonsils.

Cancer treatment if necessary.

Contact Implant Center of Miami

If you're concerned about your swollen jaw, don't hesitate to contact us over at Implant Center of Miami. We'll use our high-quality tools and expertise to examine your mouth and recommend the best course of action. Contact us today!

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5 Signs You May Be Approaching a Dental Emergency

By Implant Center of Miami • 11 Oct, 2019
There are many factors that might indicate a dental emergency is forthcoming, the first sign you may be approaching a dental emergency is a pain. Typically, this is the most obvious sign. If you're starting to feel pain in the tooth, it is important to get straight to the dentist before it becomes severe. Most dental emergencies or dental pain occur at night when the dentist is closed and you're unable to contact your dentists. So, the first sign you may be approaching a dental emergency is pain or sensitivity. Typically, pain or sensitivity means that the patient might have pulpitis or inflammation in the nerve or pulp of the tooth.

What to Do If You Need an Emergency Dentist?

By Implant Center of Miami • 11 Oct, 2019
Firstly, if you think you are having a life-threatening emergency, please call 911 or head to the nearest hospital. When your emergency is not life-threatening, here are some steps you can take.

How Much is an Emergency Dentist?

By Implant Center of Miami • 11 Oct, 2019
The average dentist will charge between $75 to $250 for an emergency visit. This will include X-rays and an exam. This does not typically include treatment for the emergency. Some dentists will offer a free consultation, although the treatment will never be free.
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