Can urgent care handle injuries that may need X-rays or stitches?

Yes. This urgent care offers on-site X-rays and treats cuts requiring stitches, along with sprains, strains, dislocations, and broken bones.

When should I go to an emergency department instead of urgent care?

Use emergency services for life-threatening or serious conditions, or problems requiring care beyond minor illnesses and injuries. Urgent care is intended for non-life-threatening needs.

What does a pediatric dentist typically treat?

Pediatric dentists provide preventive exams, fillings, crowns, digital X-rays, and care for dental trauma. Some also treat children with developmental, behavioral, sensory, or medical differences.

Are pediatric dentist board certifications relevant when choosing care?

Board certification by the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry indicates specialized pediatric training and certification. The listed pediatric practice also reports that both dentists completed pediatric dentistry residencies at UNC.

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Duke Urgent Care Hillsborough

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Duke Urgent Care Hillsborough treats infants, children, and adults, with on-site lab work and X-rays and daily 8 a.m.–8 p.m. hours.

Minor illnesses or injuries when a primary care provider is unavailable
Patients needing on-site lab work or X-rays
Children and adults needing urgent care

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Chapel Hill Pediatric Dentistry

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Chatham Pediatric Dentistry provides board-certified pediatric care, including trauma-trained emergency treatment, across Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Durham, and Pittsboro.