EMERGENCIES

Relieve Your Tooth Pain Immediately

If you’ve lost a tooth, chipped a tooth or are experiencing any type of gum or tooth pain, call our office immediately at 308-324-5661.
We understand just how intense your tooth pain can be which is why we offer dental emergency procedures. With the help of Mike Mandelko DDS, your dental emergency will be handled in a rapid manner to ensure fast relief. 
Even if you’ve discovered some minor tooth or gum pain, it’s always best to be sure by calling our dentist office at 308-324-5661.  You can also visit us at 101 W. 8th Street Suite B Lexington, NE 68850.
Chipped Teeth — X-Ray Of Teeth in Lexington, NE

Relieve Your Tooth Pain Immediately

If you’ve lost a tooth, chipped a tooth or are experiencing any type of gum or tooth pain, call our office immediately at 308-324-5661.
We understand just how intense your tooth pain can be which is why we offer dental emergency procedures. With the help of Mike Mandelko DDS, your dental emergency will be handled in a rapid manner to ensure fast relief. 
Even if you’ve discovered some minor tooth or gum pain, it’s always best to be sure by calling our dentist office at 308-324-5661.  You can also visit us at 101 W. 8th Street Suite B Lexington, NE 68850.
Chipped Teeth — X-Ray Of Teeth in Lexington, NE

Dental Emergency Procedures

• Cracked or Chipped Tooth
• Lose Tooth

• Missing Tooth
• Sore Teeth

• Sore Gums
• And more

Cracked Tooth— Old Man Holding His Cheeks in Lexington, NE

What Should I Do If My Tooth Is Knocked Out?

There’s a chance we can save your tooth if you act fast and follow these steps below:
  1. Handle the tooth carefully by the crown (the chewing part).
  2.  Gently rinse the tooth under water.
  3.  Place the tooth in a container of milk. This helps keep it moist.
  4.  Get to a dentist office ASAP, typically 30 minutes or less.
Cracked Tooth— Old Man Holding His Cheeks in Lexington, NE

What Should I Do If My Tooth Is Knocked Out?

There’s a chance we can save your tooth if you act fast and follow these steps below:
  1. Handle the tooth carefully by the crown (the chewing part).
  2.  Gently rinse the tooth under water.
  3.  Place the tooth in a container of milk. This helps keep it moist.
  4.  Get to a dentist office ASAP, typically 30 minutes or less.
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