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Swelling / Infection / Abscess
Swelling or infection can be serious. We help you relieve pressure and treat the cause quickly.
We'll walk you through how to tell if it's an emergency and what to do today.
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Many people come to us with swelling / infection / abscess. Their visits often end with relief and a natural-looking repair.
Read more reviewsWhy this happens
Gum swelling, facial puffiness, or abscess often signal infection needing prompt care.
How we understand it
We examine the area, take imaging, and recommend safe drainage, antibiotics, or root canal therapy.
What relief looks like
Swelling usually reduces within 24–48 hours once the infection source is treated.
- •Gum Disease Treatment
- •Periodontal Maintenance
- •Deep cleaning to address gum issues
When to call sooner: If you have swelling, fever, or trouble sleeping from pain, let us know when you call — we'll prioritize you.
Pro Tip
If swelling spreads up the face or affects breathing, seek immediate care.
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Read articleCommon questions about Swelling / Infection / Abscess
Is swelling / infection / abscess serious?
Swelling or infection can be serious. We help you relieve pressure and treat the cause quickly.
How do I know if I need treatment?
We examine the area, take imaging, and recommend safe drainage, antibiotics, or root canal therapy.
Can this go away on its own?
Swelling usually reduces within 24–48 hours once the infection source is treated.