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Kids are wild and crazy, and so, oftentimes, they will have trauma to their face, and that could mean broken teeth or bleeding gums and that’s something that we are here to help with. So, we always have an on-call doctor. So, when you call the office phone number, you’ll get the doctor’s cell phone number.
And we’re able to text or communicate with you so that you can feel more comfortable about the situation and we can advise whether or not it’s a true emergency. If you need to be seen right away. If you need to go to the emergency. If you need to come into our office, and we’re able to help you and your child feel comfortable and safe and cared for in a stressful time.
Count on Us for Pediatric Dental Emergencies in Littleton
A dental disaster can happen at any time, and usually when you least expect it. However, you don’t have to be unprepared for pediatric dental emergencies in Littleton. It will help to have the name and number of an expert dentist handy when the time comes. In our area, that’s Dr. Alli at Sprout and Bloom. She only treats kids, so she is well equipped to handle any dental problems your child comes in with. Here are a few reasons to make us your destination for emergency dental care:
- We offer same-day appointments in most cases. Plus, established patients can be seen after hours and on weekends.
- Our team loves working with children and we’ll do all we can to make their experience with us pleasant – and that includes doing magic tricks!
- Sedation is available to help your child relax. Laughing gas will ease their anxiety and give them a smooth visit.
- Your child can take advantage of TVs and a light wall for entertainment, as well as miniature furniture that’s just their size.
Call us now if your child has a dental emergency: 720-615-6087. We are close to several neighborhood schools, including Powderhorn Elementary, Summit Ridge Middle, and Dakota Ridge High.
Get Expert Care for Your Child’s Dental Emergency
It doesn’t matter what the problem is; if your child is hurting, our team will do all we can to help them feel better. Over the years, Dr. Alli has treated many types of dental emergencies, so she will take excellent care of your child when the need arises. Below are some common dental crises, as well as immediate steps to take before your child’s appointment:
- Toothache – Rinse their mouth with warm water, then apply ice to the outside of their cheek to help with pain and swelling. A toothache could be a sign of a dental abscess, so call our office as soon as possible.
- Broken Permanent Tooth – Collect any pieces of the tooth and bring it to their appointment. Ice will help alleviate discomfort and swelling.
- Knocked-Out Permanent Tooth – Being careful to only touch the tooth by the crown (white part), place it in a container of milk or salt water. Be sure to bring it to the appointment.
- Soft Tissue Injury – Apply gauze or a moist tea bag to stop any bleeding. If bleeding doesn’t stop in a few minutes, go to the nearest emergency room or urgent treatment center.
Receive fast help for pediatric dental emergencies in Littleton. Call Sprout and Bloom now at 720-615-6087 for an appointment. For non-emergency needs, you can also make an appointment online.
Read Why Our Patients Love Us
“Highly recommend, they took such great care of my son and every detail in the office makes the experience a fun adventure, he forget he was even at the dentist. Dr. Alli and the staff are awesome, I am so thankful we found this place!”
“My 15-month-old just had his first dental visit with Sprout and Bloom and it was wonderful! Beginning to finish, from making the appointment over the phone with their friendly staff to leaving after our appointment, the staff made every part of our experience amazing! For each first visit with them, they are donating a pack of diapers for those in need! I will be using Sprout and Bloom for all …”
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My 15-month-old just had his first dental visit with Sprout and Bloom and it was wonderful! Beginning to finish, from making the appointment over the phone with their friendly staff to leaving after our appointment, the staff made every part of our experience amazing! For each first visit with them, they are donating a pack of diapers for those in need! I will be using Sprout and Bloom for all our pediatric dentistry needs! Very happy with our experience. I also referred a friend and her daughter here after our visit because it was such a wonderful experience for us!
“Everyone was so friendly and inviting! I was nervous how my 1 year old would react since it was his first time at a dentist office but he did great and you could tell the staff truly enjoy what they do and making kiddos feel comfortable. Will 100% recommend this practice to other friends with children!”
“We took our 2 1/2 year old in for her first visit today. The entire staff, from the front desk, to the hygienist to the doctor were absolutely amazing! They let us come back with her while they cleaned her teeth and were just so wonderful and nice! They made all of us feel super comfortable. Definitely would recommend this place to all!”
“Dr. Alli and her team are so kind and seem to genuinely enjoy their jobs. They were so patient with my daughter (21 months old) and her first dentist visit. I will definitely be going back for future visits.”
“This is a wonderful office!!! I took my 2 year old daughter for her first dental visit and she was scared and crying but the entire staff was so friendly and sweet with my nervous little girl! Thank you so much for being so wonderful to us today.”
“Great staff. Kind and patient with my daughter. She’s usually nervous at the dentist and we had no issues at all!”
“First visit, but love the super bright interiors, friendly staff and donation of diapers to in-need families each visit.”
“The employees are very welcome and friendly. They are super clean and knowledgeable! Definitely will use their business again”
“Dr. Alli is an experienced pediatric dentist and is very compassionate. She helps make the dental experience for kids easy and comfortable. I would recommend coming here!”
FAQS About Pediatric Dental Emergencies
Can you help with my child’s dental emergency?
Over our decades of service, we have helped countless patients with their dental emergencies. If you bring your child to us in pain, we’ll eliminate it and put their smile back on track just like we have for so many other patients. Our dentist and staff members are fully trained to provide your child with the best treatment possible, as fast as possible.
What can you do for my child’s dental emergency?
We’ll do our best to treat your child on the same day. We’ll examine them with technology like digital X-rays to identify their problem and plan their treatment. Then we’ll treat them with the appropriate procedure, often a restorative service. Before treatment, we can administer local anesthesia to help relax your child and ease their pain.
What are common dental emergencies?
Any situation where your child is in pain or may suffer lasting damage to a tooth without speedy treatment is an emergency. Some of the most common emergencies include cracked or broken teeth and toothaches. A toothache can signal problems like severe decay or even infection. In many cases we can offer you a same-day appointment. We’ll want to see your child ASAP so we can diagnose their problem and get them feeling better.
What if I have a dental emergency without insurance?
Just because you don’t have dental insurance doesn’t mean you shouldn’t receive the same level of care as someone who does. We’ll happily treat your dental emergency, and we provide several payment options to take care of the cost, including third-party financing through CareCredit and an in-house membership plan. We’ll do our best to make sure you get the care you need.
Can I help my child prevent dental emergencies?
No one can anticipate every possible dental emergency, but you can take steps to reduce your odds of having such a problem. Following ADA recommendations – brushing and flossing daily and getting regular dental cleanings – reduces your risk of tooth infections and gum disease. Plus, wearing athletic mouthguards during sports can protect your teeth from injuries.