What is a Dental Emergency?
A toothache, chipped tooth or abscess is a dental emergency. Patients who have a dental emergency get priority attention. We keep appointment’s available daily, for patients requiring an immediate emergency dentist. Our motto is to never turn away anyone in pain. If you’re in pain, we will consider you as a category 1 emergency which means that we will accommodate you.
Since a dental emergency means an unplanned sudden expense, we also offer payment plans so that you can receive the treatment you need today. To find out more about our dental payment plans call us on 07 3369 8300. Conditions apply.
Gentle & Caring
- We have small hands, but big hearts.
- We are able to offer Happy Gas to sedate you at our Milton Clinic, please advise us when booking your dental emergency appointment and we will accommodate.
Prompt
- We cater for emergency visits at short notice.
- We are highly skilled to handle any emergency situation.
- With the latest technology at our fingertips we can accommodate for any dental emergency – no matter how severe.
Affordable
- We are a dental practice that is empathetic towards your needs.
- We endeavor to keep our costs at a minimum to serve our community.
- We are able to offer payment plans for certain treatments.
Tips For Your Dental Emergency
- For jaw joint pain use a combination of hot and cold packs, as well as pain killers and jaw exercises, to relieve the tension in the jaw muscles.
- If your face has swollen it mean you have a dental abscess. It’s important to get a dental abscess seen to straight away.
Tips for Your Dental Emergency
- Chipped or broken teeth can be sensitive to cold – so stay away from extreme temperatures.
- For bleeding and sore gums start cleaning between the teeth and use curasept mouth rinse for 10 days – this should relieve the pain and bleeding. If the gums continue to bleed, you will need a professional dental clean.