Why Choose Us
Our team of compassionate professionals is ready to assist you with any dental emergency you may be facing. We will alleviate your pain and provide the necessary treatment to restore your smile.
Our Services
Our services are designed to assist you during times of need. As a patient, you will have convenient access to natural-colored tooth fillings, root canals, crowns, bridges, dental surgery, and dental sedation.
Dr. Kevin Groth
Dr. Kevin Groth’s primary goal is for every person to walk out of our office knowing that they received the highest quality, personalized care possible. Dentistry is more than just a profession for Dr. Groth. He sees every patient as an extension of his own family. When you are in his chair, you’ll always be treated with his best intention.
Dr. Groth’s favorite part of being a dentist is that every day and every patient has a different set of needs. He loves the people he gets to meet and the variety of procedures he performs to help patients improve their smiles. Dr. Groth has taken over 3,000 hours of post-graduate education so he can offer the best care to the unique circumstance for each patient.
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Preserve Your Smile with Immediate Dental Attention
When your smile is suffering and you’re in pain, you need a dental professional prepared to deal with the difficulty of repairing your smile. That’s exactly what you’ll discover at Groth Dental. Our team is composed of talented, experienced dental professionals. Our thoughtful team members will provide you with the very best oral care possible.
If so, we can bring out sedation prior to your treatment to relax you and relieve your nerves. We’ll furthermore go at your pace and address any questions you have concerning your oral treatment.
When you come in for your oral emergency, we’ll examine you and suggest restorative dental care to stop your pain and get your smile back on course. Below are a number of sorts of oral emergencies we frequently deal with, and actions you can take before you come to our office:
- Toothache – Rinse your mouth with lukewarm water, then apply ice or a cold compress to your cheek to reduce swelling and pain.
- Fractured or Broken Tooth – Use ice to alleviate pain and swelling, and bring any broken pieces with you.
- Knocked-Out Tooth – Pick up the tooth by the crown (the visible part in your smile), and place it in a container of milk or saliva. Bring it to the office with you.
- Lost Filling – Temporarily fill the space with dental cement.
- Soft-Tissue Injury – Use gauze or a wet tea bag to stop bleeding in your cheek, lips, gums, or tongue.
- Loose Crown – Apply oral adhesive or toothpaste to the inside of the crown, and try to reposition it. Bring it with you if it won't stay in place.
- Damaged or Loose Dental Appliance – Use dental wax or gauze to prevent any sharp edges from causing further irritation in your mouth.
