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Whether you’re ready to schedule your child’s first visit or have a question for our team, we’re here to help. Use the form to get in touch, or call our Mill Creek office during regular business hours.

Address:
16708 Bothell-Everett Highway, Suite 203 Mill Creek, WA 98012

Hours: Monday
Monday-open select days 7:30-12:30pm | Tuesday–Thursday 7:30 AM–4:30 PM | Friday 7:30 AM–12:30 PM | Saturday–Monday Closed

Phone: (425) 481-7827
Email: office@northstarmillcreek.com

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To protect your privacy, we keep our online form simple and do not ask for personal health information. Fill out the information above and a member of our team will get back to you shortly. If you need to discuss your child’s dental care, please call our office at (425) 481-7827.

Dental Emergencies

The American Association of Pediatric Dentists has published some emergency guidelines. You can read them here, or download the PDF.

Knocked Out Baby Tooth: Once a baby tooth has been knocked out there is no chance to save it. Do not attempt to re-implant a baby tooth as it could cause damage to the permanent tooth that is developing. Let us know if this happens and we can evaluate to make sure there are no other injuries.

Damaged Permanent Tooth (Chip or Fracture): Depending on the extent of the injury this can be a small problem or a very sensitive tooth. Call us to discuss the extent of the injury so we can decide on an appropriate course of action.

Knocked Out Permanent Tooth: Find it and hold it by the crown of the tooth, not the root. Rinse it with water only. Never use soap or scrub the tooth. If you cannot re-insert the tooth then transport it in milk or saliva. No matter what, time is critical. Get to a dentist quickly and safely.

Chipped or Fractured Baby Tooth: Depending on the extent of this injury this can be a small problem or more complicated. Call us so we discuss the extent of the injury so we can decide on an appropriate course of action. With a baby tooth the treatment options may be limited compared to an adult tooth and we it may require additional visits to re-evaluate for signs of infection.

Possible Broken or Fractured Jaw: Keep your child from moving his or her jaw. Then take your child to the nearest hospital or emergency room.