Nashua Family Dentistry

I’m in Pain or Have Discomfort | Nashua Family Dentistry

Are you dealing with dental pain or discomfort? You don’t have to! We offer a few different services that may help you if you are in need. Below you will learn a little bit about our emergency dental services, tooth extraction services, and some restorative options.

Emergency Dental Services

Our emergency services are designed for patients who need immediate help solving a dental issue. If you are experiencing any of the following situations, please contact our office immediately:

a broken or otherwise severely damaged tooth a tooth that has fallen out or been knocked out tissue damage, such as a cut tongue, cheek, or gums injury to the jaw dental pain of any kind

If you are able

However, there are times when it cannot be. When these times arise, we can gently remove the damaged tooth before it can cause any further damage throughout your mouth. We can even mediate pain with a local anesthetic and our sedation options. To learn more about our tooth extraction services, visit our page here.

Tooth Replacement Options

If you do lose a tooth, we can restore your mouth’s functionality by offering a reliable tooth replacement option. We offer dental implants, dentures, bridges, and a variety of hybrid options. We will work with you to determine your needs, make sure you are out of pain, and set you up with the correct replacement option.

Make An Appointment

If you are ready to eliminate your pain and restore your oral health, our team can help. Nashua Family Dentistry is dedicated to helping patients look and feel their best — and that means getting rid of any pain as quickly as possible. If you would like to make an appointment, you can reach us at 603-546-7460. You can also send us a message using our online form. We will be happy to help you out of pain and into a restorative option that works for

Joe Nguyen was born and raised in San Diego. After completing his undergraduate degrees in Neuroscience and Environmental Toxicology at the University of California in Riverside, he moved to the Northeast to continue his education at the Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine. While there, he learned strong foundations in comprehensive treatment planning for better patient care. After finishing dental school, Dr. Nguyen’s educational pursuits led him to the Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine for his periodontics residency. While in the program, he gained extensive knowledge in treatment planning and surgery. He served as chief resident in his final year and was a resident advisor to the student periodontics