Only $29*
Includes Exam & Necessary X-Rays
*Restrictions can apply. Call office for details.
*We DO NOT ACCEPT HMO Insurance, State Insurance, Medicaid/Medicare, or discount plans.
Dental emergencies can result in such severe pain that, until they are alleviated, you can’t focus on anything else. That’s why we make ourselves available to our patients and community when dental emergencies arise.
As soon as you realize you have a problem or after an accident that damages one of your teeth, call us immediately. We will work you into our schedule at the first moment possible to provide you with emergency care and get you out of pain quickly. After you’re more comfortable, you can go home and rest and we will get you scheduled to complete any treatment you need to keep the pain from coming back.
A broken tooth may result from an impact injury or when a fragile tooth finally breaks. A broken tooth can cause significant pain but sometimes there’s an additional problem. If a visible tooth breaks just before a wedding or important meeting, you need help to get it fixed right away. In most cases, we can make your tooth look as good as new in just one fast visit.
A tooth that loses a filling or crown is usually quite sensitive to heat, cold or pressure. We can quickly replace a filling with clean, tooth-colored filling and alleviate your discomfort. If you lose a crown, we can provide you with a temporary one made in our own lab and schedule you to return for your permanent crown.
These two similar treatments can provide relief from the kind of toothache that results when bacteria reach the soft inner parts of a tooth. A root canal involves cleaning out soft, live tooth tissue called the “pulp.” This pulp fills a small section near the top of the tooth and reaches all the way to the bottom of each root. The channels filled by pulp are called “canals.” In a root canal, these canals are cleaned all the way down to the root. The canal is filled with sterile material and the tooth is then closed.
In a pulpotomy, Dr. Murphy will access just the small pulp section near the top of the tooth. Removing the pulp from this area is often enough to relieve the pain of an infected tooth. Most patients will then be sent home with a prescription for antibiotics to address the infection until they can be scheduled to return.
These procedures might be needed after an accident damages both teeth and mouth. By repairing the damage quickly, we can help you get on the road to healing and alleviate your pain.
A broken tooth may result from an impact injury or when a fragile tooth finally breaks. A broken tooth can cause significant pain but sometimes there’s an additional problem. If a visible tooth breaks just before a wedding or important meeting, you need help to get it fixed right away. In most cases, we can make your tooth look as good as new in just one fast visit.
A tooth that loses a filling or crown is usually quite sensitive to heat, cold or pressure. We can quickly replace a filling with clean, tooth-colored filling and alleviate your discomfort. If you lose a crown, we can provide you with a temporary one made in our own lab and schedule you to return for your permanent crown.
These two similar treatments can provide relief from the kind of toothache that results when bacteria reach the soft inner parts of a tooth. A root canal involves cleaning out soft, live tooth tissue called the “pulp.” This pulp fills a small section near the top of the tooth and reaches all the way to the bottom of each root. The channels filled by pulp are called “canals.” In a root canal, these canals are cleaned all the way down to the root. The canal is filled with sterile material and the tooth is then closed.
In a pulpotomy, Dr. Murphy will access just the small pulp section near the top of the tooth. Removing the pulp from this area is often enough to relieve the pain of an infected tooth. Most patients will then be sent home with a prescription for antibiotics to address the infection until they can be scheduled to return.
These procedures might be needed after an accident damages both teeth and mouth. By repairing the damage quickly, we can help you get on the road to healing and alleviate your pain.
We are here to help you. When you or someone in your family suffers from a dental emergency, don’t delay. Call us so we can help end the pain and start the healing. Call (630) 879-7642 immediately.
Dr. Ron Murphy, DMD and the caring, friendly team are passionate about dental health and the well-being of our patients. As your dentist in Batavia IL, we provide a full range of state-of-the-art dental services, a friendly, caring atmosphere with qualified, professional dental staff ready to inform you about all aspects of cosmetic, restorative, and preventative dental procedures.
Batavia IL dentist Dr. Ronald Murphy graduated from dental school in 2002, and worked as an associate dentist for 2 years before moving to Batavia. He has completed over 800 hours of continuing education since graduating from dental school.
We know that sometimes it is difficult to find the time to get to the dentist so we have convenient morning appointments that start at 7 am and evening appointments that go to 7 pm.
Our office is built in an open plan and is painted in pleasing, cheery colors. We have a private consultation room in which you can hear about your options and get the assistance you need to make up your mind about treatment. Our staff are experts in their field. You’ll find that each one is interested in your health, your treatment and your concerns.
Please keep us informed of your needs as we work together on your dental care. We also listened to our patients when we established the schedule for our office. We have appointments available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to make it possible for you to work in a visit around your other activities. That way, there never has to be a reason to neglect the care your teeth need.
We’ve worked hard to give you the ideal location to take care of your teeth for your whole life. Whether you are a new patient or it’s time to schedule your next appointment, please call us at
(630) 879-7642.
*We DO NOT ACCEPT HMO Insurance, State Insurance, Medicaid/Medicare, or discount plans.