Emergency Dental Care
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In most cases, we can fit you in on the same day if it’s a genuine emergency – contact us now if you need treatment right away and simply can’t afford to wait.
And if you have knocked out a tooth or several teeth, the sooner you are seen by a dental professional the better – because there is a chance that the teeth could be re-implanted, depending on the severity of your injury.
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FAQ’s about Emergency Dental Care
Is Emergency Dental Care free?
For the cost, you will get any immediate attention that is needed such as pain relief or a temporary filling.
Should additional work be required, this will be charged at the standard rates for whatever treatment is necessary.
Can teeth be removed as part of Emergency Dental Care?
If a tooth needs to come out we will do that at the emergency appointment.
Be aware that some procedures such as tooth removal can be complex and may require more time to remove. We will only do what is absolutely necessary at that time to manage the situation. This might include removing the tooth, but in some cases it may be pain relief until the extraction (if appropriate) can be booked in at a more convenient time.
What about Wisdom Teeth?
However, it is quite rare for a wisdom tooth to have to be extracted under emergency circumstances.
In almost all instances, the extraction can be delayed until a more convenient time is found, during normal dental office hours.
Fully erupted third molars are much easier to remove, than those that have partially erupted or are impacted.
Partial eruption or impacted molars need a little extra attention and can take up to an hour to remove, in some instances needing the skills of a specialist oral-maxilofacial surgeon, who is unlikely to be on call for an out of hours procedure like this.
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