A dental emergency includes any issue that needs immediate attention to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding, or save a tooth. Common emergencies include:

– Severe toothache

– Broken or chipped teeth

– Abscess or swelling

– Bleeding gums or injuries

– Lost fillings or crowns

Gently rinse the tooth without touching the root. Try placing it back in the socket or keep it in milk or saliva. See a dentist within 30 minutes for the best chance of saving it.

For trauma involving jaw fractures, major facial injuries, or uncontrollable bleeding, visit the ER. For tooth-related pain or damage, it’s best to contact an emergency dentist.

Call our emergency number. We offer after-hours emergency support to provide relief as quickly as possible.

Our top priority is your comfort. Emergency treatments are performed with local anaesthesia or sedation options if necessary, so pain is well-managed.

Maintain good oral hygiene, avoid using teeth as tools, wear a mouthguard during sports, and visit your dentist regularly to catch problems early.