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The Best Referral Experience
At Brazos Oral & Facial Surgery, we strive to provide the highest quality care to your patients and the easiest referral experience for you. Below you will find all the information you’ll need to refer your patient to our practice.
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Emergencies
Accidents happen, Brazos Oral & Facial Surgery can help!
At Brazos Oral & Facial Surgery, we know that it is virtually impossible for patients to know when an emergency oral health issue will arise in advance. In an instance where a severe injury to the facial region occurs, whether it be to the teeth, gums, jaw, or lips, it is critical to address the problem as soon as possible to avoid serious complications. Although you cannot plan for an emergency situation, like your teeth getting knocked out or knowing you will have a fractured jaw, you should not hesitate when seeking immediate treatment. Delaying proper treatment will increase your risk of serious infection or permanent damage. Waiting will also increase the time and expense necessary to correct the problem or injury suffered.
Some of the most common oral health emergencies include:
- Abscess
- Knocked-out teeth
- Partially dislodged teeth
- Fractured Jaw
At Brazos Oral & Facial Surgery we know how concerning and scary urgent situations are, which is why we are on call to assist you during your emergency situation. We are here in your time of need! Whether you suffered a knocked-out tooth, or you experienced a major facial injury, you should always seek the specialized help of an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are the most qualified medical providers to address your oral health emergency. They receive extensive hospital-based surgical training in addition to obtaining their degree in Dentistry. Dr. Warren is on call at Providence Hospital to consult on facial trauma cases and has received hands-on experience treating sensitive facial trauma cases.
If you believe that you are experiencing an oral health emergency, please call our office. We would be happy to offer you immediate treatment during your emergent situation and address your needs to restore your smile.
When contacting our practice please have the following information available:
A copy of the patient’s health history. We will be asking for any medical conditions such as cancer, diabetes, a history of bone density medications, or blood thinners.
Has the patient had anything to eat or drink in the last 6 hours? In cases of severe pain, the patient may need to be sedated for treatment and an empty stomach is necessary.
Our Commitment
We are committed to providing the highest quality care in a comfortable and compassionate environment.