You’re here because… you’re in pain or have an emergency and need to be seen promptly.
We know bad teeth days happen. That’s why we always have time for people with toothaches or dental emergencies. Come see us, we can help!
“My tooth has been really painful and I’ve been taking Panadol and Nurofen, hoping it’ll go away.”
“My wisdom tooth is agonizing – I can’t bear it. I think it’s infected.”
“I have something caught under my gum and I’m trying to floss it out. It’s starting to ache.”
“Oh no, my child has knocked out their tooth and I’m in a panic!”
If you have a tooth that feels ‘weird’, ‘sensitive’, or you're experiencing dental pain - don’t wait. Call our team and they can help you schedule a prompt appointment. Our team will listen carefully to your problem and find a solution to prevent another sleepless night.
HOT TIP: If you knock out a tooth, put it in milk or wrap it up right away. Get to the dentist within 45 minutes or you might lose the tooth for good.
If a tooth is out for too long, the tissue that holds it in place will get damaged. You can’t usually put it back in yourself because there’s a blood clot and dirt in the way.
Once you arrive, we'll take a close look at your teeth to figure out what's causing the problem. We'll use the necessary tools and techniques to examine your mouth thoroughly. After our assessment, we'll sit down with you to discuss our findings and explain the best treatment options. We'll make sure you understand everything, from the procedure itself to the expected recovery time. Our goal is to help you feel confident and informed about your dental care.
We’ll do our best to help you right away. You’ll be part of the decision-making process every step of the way.
A lot of people try to ignore tooth pain, hoping it will go away. But pain is a sign that something’s wrong. Sometimes it can be hard to figure out what’s causing the problem, like maybe you’re grinding your teeth. We’ll work hard to find the cause and make you feel better.
If you have an infection, like an abscess, the pain won’t go away on its own. You’ll need antibiotics and treatment on the tooth to mend it.
What are the signs of a dental emergency?
Answer: Severe toothache, Knocked-out tooth, Broken or cracked tooth, Severe gum pain or bleeding, Facial swelling, and Jaw pain or locking
In what situations should I seek immediate dental attention?
Answer: Seek immediate dental care if you experience severe or unbearable pain, swelling, fever, difficulty opening your mouth, or if a tooth has been knocked out or broken.
Can I treat a dental emergency at home?
Answer: While over-the-counter pain relievers can offer temporary relief, they don't address the root cause of the dental issue. It's crucial to see a dentist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
How much will an emergency dental visit cost?
Answer: The cost can vary depending on the severity of the emergency and the treatment required. It's advisable to contact your dental insurance provider to determine your coverage.
What can I expect during an emergency dental visit?
Answer: Your dentist will assess your condition and determine the best treatment, which might include pain relief, medication, or procedures like root canals or extractions, depending on the severity of the emergency.
It’s totally normal to feel a bit nervous, especially if it’s you or your child. Try to stay calm, and call us to schedule an appointment as soon as possible. You can also check out our helpful resources to learn more about what to expect:
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