Boulder Rock Dental Blog

Although brushing and flossing twice daily can prevent common issues, like cavities and gum disease, there’s no guarantee that you’ll never have an emergency. Unfortunately, this is especially true for athletes or others who participate in close-contact sports and activities. These individuals are more likely to sustain certain types of damage that could have long-term consequences on their oral health.

Continue reading to learn about 3 common dental emergencies frequently experienced by athletes and how your dentist can help!

Having a tooth knocked out can be a frightening experience. Whether it happens during a sports game, an accident, or a fall, quick action is essential. One of the first questions people ask in this situation is: Can you put the tooth back in yourself? The short answer is yes, in some cases, you can and should reinsert the tooth yourself to give it the best chance of survival. However, there are important steps and precautions to follow.

Cavities are one of the most common health issues in the world, and it’s estimated that 90% of adults in the US have experienced tooth decay at some point in their lives. However, just because they’re so common doesn’t mean they aren’t a big deal; in fact, without proper dental intervention, even a hidden cavity can cause a laundry list of serious health issues. This means that cavities that form in small places, like between the teeth, can be extra troublesome. Here’s what you need to know.

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