A deep laceration is considered to be a severe laceration. A longer or deeper cut is considered to be a deep laceration. Deep lacerations are wounds that require stitches, will not stop bleeding, or are infected. If the wound exposes internal parts like bone, fat, or muscle is also considered to be deep or severe. These can also reach through several layers of tissue and be quite painful.   Do not hesitate to see a doctor for a deep or severe laceration.   Lacerations happen, and when they are more serious, it is best to have them cleaned and closed by a medical professional. The highly trained doctors and other medical professionals at Priority Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinic will provide expert care. We are available when you need us and no appointment is required. Our clinic is located at 2909 Berlin TPK Newington, CT 06111. For more information, Contact us or simply walk in. We serve patients from Newington CT, Ellington CT, Unionville CT, East Haven CT, Cromwell CT, Oxford CT, East Windsor CT, Somers CT, Burlington CT, Canton CT, Branford CT, New Haven CT, Middletown CT, Rocky Hill CT Seymour CT, Middlebury CT, Hartford CT, Addison CT, and BEYOND!