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+234 567 8113Don’t ignore swelling—it’s a sign of infection.
If your face or gums are swollen, it could be an abscess or spreading infection. This can become life-threatening if untreated.
What Is It?
Facial swelling, gum abscesses, bleeding, and soft tissue injuries are considered dental emergencies. We act quickly to relieve pressure, eliminate infection, and protect your health.
Benefits
Stops spread of infection
Reduces risk of systemic issues (fever, difficulty breathing)
Preserves nearby teeth and tissues
Alleviates severe pain and discomfort
What to Expect?
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Visual and digital exam
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Drainage of abscesses if needed
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Antibiotic prescription
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Temporary or permanent treatment based on condition
1. What if I have a fever with the swelling?
Call us or go to the emergency room. It may be a spreading infection needing urgent care.
2. How can I tell if swelling is dental-related?
If it’s near your jaw, gums, or teeth—and especially if there’s pain—it likely is.