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Experienced and compassionate professionals
Accessible and available at your convenience
Latest dental technology for accurate results
Comfortable treatment procedures
Flexible payment plans
Always be ready in times of dental emergency!
Saves you from a tooth loss
Stops dental pain immediately
Prevents further complications
Helps you keep that youthful look
Restores your self-esteem
Are you experiencing any of these?
What to do before you reach the emergency dental clinic?
Abscess
If you have this type of tooth infection, immediately see your emergency dentist. If you delay treatment, your tissues will start to swell with pus and blood. This is really painful and might not be treated with over-the-counter medication. Avoid serious complications with the help of your emergency dentist.
Avulsed tooth
If your tooth gets knocked out of its socket, pick it up, clean it, and put it in a container with milk to preserve it. Bring it with you when you go to see your emergency dentist so he may put it back in its place.
Bleeding and swelling
If there’s bleeding, apply a clean piece of cloth or gauze on the area and put slight pressure for around 10 mins until the gush stops. The swelling can be managed by putting an ice pack on the cheek near the affected site.
Broken braces wires or brackets
Do not attempt to cut broken wires or brackets of your braces as these are dangerous when swallowed. You could try to position them away from poking or hurting your mouth or put orthodontic wax at the end point until you reach your dentist’s office so he may fix them.
Lost crown or filling
You should rush to your emergency dentist when you lose your tooth cap. If you can’t do it right away, you can try to put dental cement on the tooth before putting the crown back. This holds the appliance temporarily and protect your teeth from exposure and infection. If you’ve lost a tooth filling, you may use sugarless gum to cover it until you can be able to see your dentist.
Toothache
Mix salt in warm water and use this mixture to rinse in your mouth. This helps in reducing the discomfort and preventing possible infection. If you see a dislodged food or object causing the pain, you may remove it with dental floss.
How do you get emergency dental care?
What to expect during an emergency dental care?
What’s the cost of emergency dental care?
Taking care of your emergency dental problem first is what matters to us. Our clinic offers flexible payment terms so you don’t have to worry about costs. Your dental fees will depend on your circumstances since dental procedure costs vary. Also, there are no additional or underlying fees when you book for a same-day appointment for an emergency treatment.
If you have a dental insurance provider, please contact them to inform of your dental issue and see how much do they cover for it. While most dental emergencies are not covered, however, if you experienced a dental injury while traveling and you needed to see an emergency dentist, your travel insurance provider will reimburse your dental costs.
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