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Connecticut Emergency Dental Services
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Teledentistry.com is the world’s largest provider of virtual dental care services. And if you are looking for emergency dental services, our dentists are available 24/7 to help provide patients in Connecticut with quick access to dental consultations in the event of a dental emergency or any other dental concern.
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Top Cities in Connecticut
Bridgeport
Bridgeport is a city in Fairfield County, Connecticut. In addition, it is the county seat of Fairfield County. With a population of 143,280 in 2020, this city is the largest in Connecticut and the 190th largest in the United States. Bridgeport is currently losing population at a rate of -0.26% per year, and its population has decreased by -0.66% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 144,229 in 2010. With a population density of 8,919 people per square mile, Bridgeport is spread over 19 miles.
New Haven
New Haven is located in the county of New Haven in Connecticut. New Haven serves as the county seat for New Haven County. Having a population of 131,021 in 2020, New Haven is the 2nd largest city in Connecticut (after Bridgeport) and the 215th largest in the United States. Currently, New Haven is growing at the rate of 0.20% a year and its population has increased by 0.96% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 129,779 in 2010. With a population density of 7,010 people per square mile, New Haven stretches over 20 miles.
Stamford
The city of Stamford is located in the Fairfield County of Connecticut. Having a population of 129,134 in 2020, New Haven is the third-largest city in Connecticut (after Bridgeport) and the 218th largest city in the United States. The population of Stamford is currently declining at a rate of -0.13% per year, but its population has increased by 5.29% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 122,643 in 2010. Stamford covers 52 miles and has a population density of 3,433 people per square mile.
Hartford
The city of Hartford is situated in Hartford County, Connecticut. Hartford County is also its county seat. Having a 2020 population of 120,752, New Haven is the fourth largest city in Connecticut (after Bridgeport ) and the 241st largest city in the United States. Currently, the population of Hartford is declining at a rate of -0.37% per year, and it has declined by -3.22% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 124,775 in 2010. With a population density of 6,948 people per square mile, Hartford stretches over 18 miles.
Waterbury
Waterbury is a city in New Haven County, Connecticut. Having a population of 105,903 in 2020, the city is the 5th largest in Connecticut (after Bridgeport) and the 296th largest city in the United States. Currently, Waterbury is declining at a rate of -0.52% per year, and its population has decreased by -4.04% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 110,366 in 2010. Waterbury spans over 29 miles and has a population density of 3,713 people per square mile.
Norwalk
Norwalk is situated in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Having a population of 88,081 as of 2020, Hartford is the 6th largest city in Connecticut and the 390th largest in the United States. Currently, the population of Norwalk is declining by -0.28% per year, but its population has increased by 2.89% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 85,603 in 2010. Norwalk is 36 miles long and has a population density of 3,849 people per square mile.
Danbury
Danbury is located in Fairfield County, Connecticut. With a population of 84,751 in 2020, Hartford is the 7th largest city in Connecticut and the 414th largest city in the United States. Currently, Danbury is growing at a rate of 0.02% per year, and its population has increased by 4.77% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 80,893 in 2010. With a population density of 2,020 people per square mile, Danbury stretches over 44 miles.
New Britain
The city of New Britain is located in Hartford County, Connecticut. Having a population of 72,207 by 2020, Hartford is the eighth-largest city in Connecticut and the 511th largest city in the United States. The population of New Britain is decreasing by -0.13 percent annually, and it has declined by -1.36 percent since the recent census, which recorded a population of 73,206 in 2010. There are 5,407 people per square mile in New Britain, which stretches over 13 miles.
West Hartford
The city of West Hartford is located in Connecticut. West Hartford’s population is 63,063 in 2020. West Hartford is currently declining by 0.00% per year, and its population has decreased by -0.32% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 63,268 in 2010.
Bristol
The city of Bristol is located in the Hartford County of Connecticut. Having a population of 59,485 in 2020, New Haven is the 9th largest city in Connecticut and the 651st largest city in the United States. Currently, the Bristol population is declining at a rate of -0.26% per year, and its population has decreased by -1.64% since the recent census, which recorded a population of 60,477 in 2010. There are 2,253 people per square mile in Bristol, which stretches over 27 miles.
Top Dental Emergencies in Connecticut
1. Toothache
We have all been there, painful toothache! Although a toothache is generally more of an annoyance than a serious problem, pain is never a good thing, and it could be indicating a number of underlying conditions including tooth decay.
Whilst most toothaches are manageable without having to seek emergency dental treatment, there may be certain signs such as swelling or increasing pain that may require immediate attention.
When faced with toothache we recommend first applying a cold compress to the outside of the cheek and then call us to find a dental clinic in close to you to book an appointment to get a thorough checkup. In the meantime avoid common remedies such as taking any sort of painkiller or aspirin because this can cause the burning of the cheek tissue.
Call our team now on (866) 525-3001 to book an immediate appointment with one of our online dental specialists.
2. Chipped or Broken Teeth
A chipped or broken tooth can not only hurt but it can also spoil our perfect smile! Often a chipped or broken tooth happens when we are eating or being too overzealous with taking our next sip of wine or beer!
If you are suffering from a chipped or broken tooth then we recommend you first rinse your mouth with warm water and apply some gauze to the bleeding. You can then apply a cold compress to the cheek closest to the damaged tooth to not only reduce the swelling but also to relieve the pain.
Of course, now you need to seek professional dental advice to get the issue fixed and avoid any longer-term complications.
Fixing chipped or broken teeth is something that we specialize in here at TeleDentistry, so book your appointment by calling (866) 525-3001 now, and speak with a specialist in the next 5 minutes and let us help you with your pain!
3. Knocked-out Tooth
Having a tooth knocked out is usually not particularly painful but it can cause us a whole lot of worry and grief, on how to exactly get it fixed up and how much it will cost. If your tooth is knocked out, we recommend picking it up where you find it by the crown and rinsing it with some cold water [if it is dirtied]. Avoid scrubbing the tooth as we don’t want to cause any more damage to it. Place it somewhere safe and clean and give us a call on (866) 525-3001. The quicker you can act in terms of having the tooth pushed back into its ‘socket’ the better your chances of having your original tooth and smile restored to their former glory! So, give us a call now if you have suffered a knocked-out tooth, talk to an expert, and book in for an appointment to get it fixed up!4. Lost Filling or Crown
When you lose a filling or crown you should be looking to get this treated immediately to avoid any further damage or risking infection. Don’t worry, this is a relatively common dental emergency, and we can find you an easy fix, so just give us a call on (866) 525-3001, talk to an expert, and have a personal appointment booked right away.5. Broken Orthodontics
Many of us have braces, to help us create and form the perfect smile, but naturally, sometimes they break on us! Generally, braces are designed to withstand daily chewing, talking and eating, but at times the wires that form our braces can break, stick out, and even poke the site of your inner cheek and gum – which can be painful! Of course, when the braces are not set correctly and are damaged, this doesn’t help with getting our teeth aligned how we want them to be. If your brace has broken and is causing you pain, fear not, we deal with these issues on a daily basis, so give us a call on (866) 525-3001 and let one of our experts help you solve the problem today.6. Abscess
A dental abscess can form as a pocket of pus in a tooth caused by an infection. Often this infection comes from an untreated cavity, injury or an old piece of dental work. A dental abscess can be painful and even lead to a fever. A dental abscess can be relatively serious if not treated and may require draining, antibiotics, or more complex surgery, so please seek immediate advice and book in for a consultation today. If you have a mouth abscess then call us immediately on (866) 525-3001 and let one of our team help you, don’t worry, we are here for you!7. Bleeding and Pain after a Tooth Extraction
If you have recently had a tooth extracted, sometimes you may experience bleeding and pain. Don’t worry, this is relatively normal, however, if the bleeding and pain continue, we suggest you give us a call to explore further. Call us on (866) 525-3001 to talk to a member of the TeleDentistry team today!FAQ
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More About Connecticut
Connecticut is the southernmost state in the New England region of the United States. As of the 2010 census, it has the highest per-capita income, second-highest level of human development behind Massachusetts, and highest median household income in the United States. It is bordered by Rhode Island to the east, Massachusetts to the north, Connecticut to the west, and the Long Island Sound to the south. Its capital is Hartford and its most populous city is Bridgeport. Historically the state is part of New England as well as the tri-state area with Connecticut and New Jersey, which together make up metropolitan Connecticut City. The state is named for the Connecticut River which approximately bisects the state. The word “Connecticut” is derived from various anglicized spellings of “Quononoquett” (Conanicut), a Mohegan-Pequot word for “long tidal river”.
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Top Dental Emergencies
- Abrasion
- Bite Class
- Calculus
- Cavities
- Decalcification and White Spot Lesions
- Dental Plaque
- Erosion
- Fillings
- Gum Disease
- Inflammation and oral lesions
- Overcrowding
- Periodontitis
- Gum Recession
- Root exposure
- Soft Tissue Lesions
- Stained Discolored Teeth
- Teeth Spacing
- Teeth Straightening
- Third molars/Wisdom teeth
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