Jan 30, 2024
North Atlanta Center for Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry (770-932-1115), a family dental practice in Buford, GA, has expanded its range of emergency dental treatments for adults and children.

Buford, United States - January 30, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
Patients are recommended to schedule an emergency appointment at the clinic as soon as possible in case of a severe toothache or following an accident that resulted in a broken or knocked out tooth, lost crown, or soft tissue injury. As part of its updated emergency services, the team offers dental sealants, bonding, root canals, crowns, and restorations.
More information is available at https://buforddentist.com/
According to the American Dental Association, every year in the U.S. there are approximately 2 million visits to hospital EDs for dental emergencies, most of which could have been managed by dental clinics, saving the healthcare system an estimated $1.7 billion. With the announcement, North Atlanta Center for Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry makes emergency dental care more accessible to patients in Buford, offering a more affordable and efficient alternative to ED visits.
For broken or chipped teeth, the team offers restoration using dental bonding, veneers, or crowns, as well as root canals, when necessary. In case a tooth has been knocked out but properly preserved, the clinic’s restorative dentists will attempt to reimplant it. The team advises patients to contact them as soon as possible to maximize the chances of successful reimplantation. To preserve the tooth, it should be put back into the socket or kept in milk while the patient is traveling to the dental office.
“The longer an individual waits to seek treatment, the greater the chance that they will not be able to repair the damage,” says Dr. Ashley Curington, the clinic’s founder. “Fortunately, we can treat the issue and ensure that regardless of the treatment decision the individual makes, their teeth are on the right track for continuing strong oral health.”
The clinic also provides emergency care to adults and children experiencing acute and unexpected toothache. Whether the intense pain is caused by cavities, gum disease, or an infection, the dentists will identify the cause, offer suitable treatment, and prescribe medication to ease the patient’s discomfort.
About North Atlanta Center for Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry
North Atlanta Center for Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry was established in 1994 and is led by Dr. Ashley Curington, who specializes in cosmetic and restorative dentistry. The clinic offers a full range of dental services for patients of all ages, including routine exams and cleanings, whitening, fillings, veneers, crowns, implants, dentures, and Invisalign. The team strives to create a friendly and relaxing atmosphere for patients, with particular attention to those who experience dental anxiety.
“Dr. Ashley and her staff are amazing,” said a satisfied patient. “I cracked my tooth while traveling overseas. When I emailed Dr. Ashley, she immediately responded with compassion and great advice while offering to come manage my emergency during non-office hours when I returned to Georgia. Dr. Ashley cares about her patients and her entire staff knows how much she cares and treats each patient like family.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://buforddentist.com/about/
Contact Info:
Name: DR. ASHLEY CURINGTON
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Organization: North Atlanta Center for Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry
Address: 1900 Morningside Dr NE #201, Buford, Georgia 30518, United States
Phone: +1-770-932-1115
Website: https://buforddentist.com/
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