Emergency Dental Care

At Pinner Road Dental, we understand that dental emergencies can be stressful and painful. Our expert team is dedicated to providing prompt, compassionate care to address urgent dental issues. Whether you’re dealing with a severe toothache, a broken tooth, or any other unexpected dental problem, we offer swift and effective treatment to relieve discomfort and restore your oral health. Trust us to be your first line of defense in dental emergencies, ensuring you receive the quality care you need, when you need it most

Prompt Relief for Urgent Dental Issues—When You Need It Most

Rapid Relief for Dental Emergencies

If you have any of the following (or any other) dental emergencies, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will try our best to help you:

Toothache

If you have toothache, there is likely to be something wrong with your tooth. We recommend you contact us immediately. In the meantime, we would recommend you take painkillers such as Ibuprofen (for non-asthmatics) or Paracetamol. Never exceed the dose.

Chipped or Broken Teeth

The tooth may look worse than it is, but try not to worry, there are usually many options available to restore the tooth. If the area is painful avoid hot/cold food and drinks and try eating on the other side to relieve pressure on the damaged tooth. Painkillers may also help.

Painful Gums Swelling or bleeding

Swelling or bleeding in the gums is typically a sign of infection and should be addressed promptly. Contact us immediately so we can provide the necessary treatment or antibiotics to alleviate the problem and prevent further complications.

Lost Crown, Veneer, or Bridge

If you’ve lost a crown, veneer, or bridge, keep it safe so it can be reattached as soon as possible. Call us promptly to arrange an appointment for recementing or replacement to restore your dental function and appearance.

Broken Dentures

We understand the inconvenience of broken dentures and are committed to assessing and repairing them for you. Please call us to schedule an appointment so we can evaluate the damage and organize a repair to get you back to normal.

Knocked-Out Tooth

If a tooth has been knocked out, handle it by the crown only and attempt to reposition it gently if you’re comfortable. If you’re unable to do so, place the tooth in milk or saline and contact us immediately for further instructions and potential reattachment.

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At Pinner Road Dental, we’re here to help with all your dental needs and concerns. Whether you have a question, need to schedule an appointment, or require urgent care, our friendly team is ready to assist you.