Sudden tooth pain, swelling or a broken tooth can be stressful. Get your dental problem assessed so the right treatment can be planned.
If something feels seriously wrong with your teeth or mouth, it is better to have it assessed rather than waiting for the problem to worsen.
Simple steps can help you protect the affected area while you arrange a dental assessment.
Tooth pain can have different causes. An examination helps identify what may be responsible so the appropriate treatment can be planned.
The focus is to understand the urgent problem and guide you towards the appropriate next step.
We understand your symptoms and what has caused concern.
Your dentist examines the affected area and may recommend an X-ray.
The urgent dental problem is managed appropriately.
We explain the next steps needed for your dental problem.
Emergency dental care is based on the cause of your pain or problem. Your dentist will recommend treatment after assessing the situation.
If your symptoms are severe or getting worse, don't delay getting professional dental advice.
Avoid placing aspirin directly on the tooth or gums. Contact a dentist for guidance and arrange an examination as soon as possible.
Contact the clinic first whenever possible so the team can guide you regarding appointment availability and the next appropriate step.
Antibiotics are not appropriate for every cause of tooth pain. A dentist should assess the cause and recommend treatment when needed.
Avoid chewing on the affected side and keep any broken piece if possible. Arrange a dental examination to assess the damage.
Facial swelling can require urgent assessment. Contact a dental professional promptly, especially if swelling is significant or worsening.
Don't ignore severe tooth pain, swelling or dental injury. Get your dental concern assessed and understand the right next step.
