Posted 19 December 2014 in News
Dental emergencies can happen anytime and sometimes for the most innocuous reasons. You may be eating a meal, doing some exercise or participating in a seemingly harmless activity and then an accident happens. A tooth breaks or cracks, a tooth gets loosened or knocked out completely, a dental crown comes off, or your gum gets split and swelling starts occurring. There are any number of scenarios that can take place and if you have a dental emergency then it’s important that you know what to do next.
Typical dental emergencies include:
If you are suffering with any of the above then it’s important to get to a dentist as soon as possible.
Let’s take a quick look at some of the above scenarios;
If you have a dental emergency and your unsure what to do then give us a call and we will get you in as swiftly as possible and advise you beforehand on what to do before you see us. The quicker you act, the quicker we can get you treated and the problem resolved.
Call us now to make an appointment on 024 7668 6690
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