Emergency Dentist London
Dental emergencies can happen to anyone at any time. Whether you have a sudden toothache, a broken tooth, or any oral injury, it is crucial to have an emergency dentist that you trust
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Walk in for Priority Treatment:
- Open on Saturdays at our London location.
- Walk-In. No need for an appointment
- We cover all the emergency treatments, the list of which is in the following sections. All treatment offered in an emergency, like tooth removal, root canal.
- Provision of direct billing to your dental insurance
On average we see at least 20 + emergency care patients between our 3 offices in a week and help most of them with prompt diagnosis and treatment.
Emergency Dental Services Offered
- Trauma to the tooth such as a cracked tooth or tooth that has come out of its socket.
- Injury to the face such as in an accident
- Excruciating toothache
- Bleeding gums
- Lost or loose orthodontic brackets or wires
- Any form of swelling in or around your face
- Repair of dislodged or lost prosthesis such as a dental crown, dental bridge, or dentures.
- Replacement of displaced or lost restoration/filling
- Emergency root canal treatment
Laser Dentistry FAQ
A dental emergency is when you experience extreme discomfort because of anything related to your oral cavity. It may be severe pain associated with your tooth or teeth, discomfort or pain in opening and closing your mouth, difficulty in speech or swallowing due to a swelling anywhere in your mouth or trauma to your mouth in any way.
A dental emergency is not something to be handled by you. But for temporary relief, you can use analgesics to ease the pain which is readily available at a pharmacy near you.
Aspirin is the most commonly used analgesic and can be placed at the site of pain but make sure that it doesn’t remain in contact with your oral mucosa or skin for long otherwise it might cause a chemical burn.
Applying clove oil at the painful site may also provide temporary relief. But see your dentist as soon as possible.
If your tooth is partially mobile, don’t touch it frequently and try to hold it in its place as far as possible.
In case if it’s entirely out of its socket, gently run some water over it and then keep it under your tongue. Never scrub the root surface of the knocked out tooth. In the case of children, keep it in milk or normal drinking water since children may swallow the tooth by mistake.
Rush to the dentist as soon as possible since there is a higher chance for survival of that tooth if you reach the clinic within an hour. Your dentist may be able to replace the tooth in its socket but the faster it happens, the better is the prognosis.
If your child’s milk teeth have been dislodged, don’t try to force the tooth back into its socket. Just keep it in milk or potable water and visit your pediatric dentist as early as possible. Forcing the milk teeth into its socket might damage the erupting permanent teeth.
Take care to avoid swallowing it as it may cause choking. To prevent contamination of the prepared cavity, use sugar-free chewing gum to seal it for the time being. But use only sugar-free gum as sugar may cause an unpleasant sensation in your tooth. Visit your dentist immediately.
In case of minor trauma, don’t touch the site too much and try as much as possible not to move that part. Accidental cases are a medical emergency and should be taken to a hospital as soon as possible.
Use a cold compress on the site and avoid much movement. See your dentist immediately. Never apply heat to the area for if an infection has caused it, heat will only help spread it further.
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