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Emergency Pediatric Dentistry: Here When Your Family Needs Us Most

Dental emergencies can be scary—for kids and for parents and grandparents. Whether it’s a sudden toothache, a dental injury from a fall, or a knocked-out tooth, you need a pediatric dentist you trust to help quickly and gently.
At Sawgrass Pediatric Dentistry, Dr. Ryan and our team are here for your family when it matters most. Families across Carolina Forest, Myrtle Beach, Conway, and surrounding areas rely on us for fast, compassionate emergency care that keeps little smiles safe and healthy.

What Happens During an Emergency Visit?

Dental emergencies can feel overwhelming. Our job is to keep things calm, gentle, and as pain-free as possible.

During an emergency visit, Dr. Ryan and our team will:

  • Examine your child’s mouth carefully

  • Take digital x-rays if needed to check for hidden damage

  • Provide fast pain relief and stabilize injuries

  • Discuss next steps and treatment options with you in clear, simple terms

 

We’ll always take time to comfort your child—and you!

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A Calm, Kid-Focused Approach

As a mom herself, Dr. Ryan understands how stressful a dental emergency feels. That’s why:

 

  • We explain everything in kid-friendly ways

  • We use gentle techniques to keep children comfortable

  • Our office environment is bright, cheerful, and designed to help kids feel safe

  • We treat your child like one of our own

 

Our goal is simple: to fix the problem and help your child feel better fast.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Toothaches, broken or knocked-out teeth, swelling, or dental trauma from accidents are all common emergencies. If you're unsure, give us a call—we're here to help.

  • Yes, sudden tooth pain can signal infection or injury. It's best to have Dr. Ryan evaluate it promptly.

  • Stay calm and call us right away. If it’s an adult tooth, try to keep it moist and bring it with you.

  • Absolutely. We handle all types of dental trauma, including injuries from sports and accidents.

  • We use gentle, kid-friendly techniques and always explain what’s happening in a way children understand.

  • We focus on quick pain relief and comfort. Our goal is to make the visit as pain-free as possible.

  • We examine your child’s mouth, take x-rays if needed, relieve pain, and discuss treatment options clearly.

  • Yes! Click the "Request an Emergency Appointment" button on our site to get help quickly.

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Monday

8am – 3pm

Tuesday

8am – 3pm

Wednesday

8am – 3pm

Thursday

8am – 3pm

Friday

8am – 12pm

If your child has a dental emergency, please don’t wait. We’re here to help your family smile again.

What Counts as a Dental Emergency?

If you’re worried, we’re here to help. Common dental emergencies we treat include:

 

  • Toothaches or sudden dental pain

  • Broken, chipped, or cracked teeth

  • Knocked-out baby or adult teeth

  • Dental trauma from falls, sports, or accidents

  • Swelling or infection in gums, lips, or cheeks

  • Loose teeth after an injury

 

When in doubt, call us right away so we can advise you on what to do next.

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