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Dental emergencies often mean a toothache or severe pain, but other issues involving the tissues in the mouth can also refer to an emergency - such as infections, restoration (fillings) or a fractured/broken tooth. 

It can also include dental trauma - as the result of an accident or sporting injury. Whatever your case may be, we will do absolutely everything to resolve your emergency in a timely process. We can advise you over the phone and online on the best ways to help you cope with any discomfort if you cannot see us immediately.

When can I be seen?

We recommend calling the clinic first thing in the morning so we can try and accommodate you as soon as possible. 

What are common dental emergencies?

Dental emergencies are usually a broken tooth, abscesses, pulpitis or pericoronitis. Whenever there is pain involved, we consider it to be an emergency.

Is a lost crown an emergency?

If it's causing you pain or if it is a front tooth, it can be considered an emergency. Regardless of the circumstance, the crown will need to be replaced, as there is a risk of compromising the tooth structure that is left.