Emergency & Special Dental Care
A sudden or severe toothache can be caused by decay, infection, a cracked tooth, a lost filling or gum problems. Pain that lasts, wakes you at night, or comes with swelling or fever should be assessed promptly.
Treatment aims to relieve pain, identify the cause and start appropriate care, which could be a filling, root canal treatment, drainage of infection or extraction. Please contact the clinic as soon as possible.
Benefits
- Prompt relief from dental pain
- Diagnosis of the cause
- Immediate treatment where possible
- Prevents infection spreading
- Clear plan for follow-up care
What to Expect
- Quick assessment of your symptoms
- Examination and X-ray
- Pain relief or anaesthetic
- Emergency treatment such as drainage or a temporary filling
- Prescription if needed
- Follow-up treatment plan
Frequently Asked Questions
Rinse with warm water, use floss to remove trapped food, and take pain relief as directed. Avoid placing aspirin against the gum.
Seek urgent care for severe pain, facial swelling, fever, or difficulty swallowing or breathing.
In many cases, immediate steps are taken to relieve pain, with definitive treatment planned afterwards.
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