RICHMOND, Va - A cracked tooth, a toothache, or just something stuck in your gums...accidents happen. Dr. Marci Guthrie with James River Family Dentistry is back with us to share some tips on what to do if you experience a dental emergency and some preventative methods to avoid them in the future.
Avoid your next dental emergency
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