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Dolor de Muelas
Atención dental rápida y cuidadosa para identificar la causa del dolor de muelas de tu hijo, aliviar las molestias y proteger su sonrisa.
Nuestro equipo de odontología pediátrica identifica el origen del dolor de muelas de tu hijo y proporciona un tratamiento personalizado y cuidadoso para aliviar las molestias y proteger su sonrisa.
¿Por qué las familias nos eligen para el tratamiento del dolor de muelas infantil en Miami?
Las familias que buscan un dentista pediátrico para tratar el dolor de muelas confían en Pediatric Dental Centers para recibir evaluaciones rápidas y atención de emergencia cuidadosa. Nuestro equipo va más allá del dolor para identificar el problema dental y recomendar el tratamiento adecuado para tu hijo.
- Evaluaciones rápidas del dolor de muelas
- Evaluación cuidadosa del dolor y la sensibilidad
- Radiografías digitales cuando son necesarias
- Tratamiento para caries e infecciones dentales
- Atención de emergencia adaptada a los niños
- Aceptamos Medicaid y la mayoría de los planes PPO
Aceptamos planes de Medicaid y PPO
¿Listo para ayudar a tu hijo a sentirse mejor?
Un dolor de muelas puede dificultar que tu hijo coma, duerma, se concentre o disfrute de su rutina normal. En lugar de esperar a que el dolor desaparezca, programa una evaluación dental pediátrica para que nuestro equipo pueda identificar la causa y proporcionar el tratamiento que tu hijo necesita.
Frequently Asked Questions About Toothaches in Kids
A child’s toothache can have several possible causes, including tooth decay, dental infection, irritation inside the tooth, a cracked or damaged tooth, food trapped around the tooth, or dental trauma. Because different problems can cause similar symptoms, a dental examination is important to determine the actual source of the pain.
Have your child rinse gently with warm water and carefully clean around the affected tooth to remove any trapped food. If swelling is present, a cold compress can be applied to the outside of the face. Contact a pediatric dentist as soon as possible, especially if the pain persists or worsens.
No. Never place aspirin or another pain medication directly against the tooth or gums because it can irritate or burn the soft tissues. Medication for children should only be given according to the product directions and appropriate medical or dental guidance.
Prompt dental attention is particularly important when tooth pain is severe or persistent, or when it is accompanied by facial or jaw swelling, infection, bleeding, trauma, difficulty eating, or difficulty sleeping. Facial swelling associated with a dental infection requires prompt professional evaluation.
The dentist will examine the painful tooth, gums, bite, and surrounding tissues and ask about your child’s symptoms. Dental X-rays or additional diagnostic tests may be recommended when needed to evaluate areas that cannot be fully assessed through the clinical examination alone.
Treatment depends on what is causing the pain. A child may need treatment for a cavity, restoration of a damaged tooth, treatment of an infected or inflamed tooth, or another procedure based on the diagnosis. The goal is to address the underlying dental problem rather than only temporarily masking the discomfort.
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