I have always been scared of the dentist that is until I came to Dentael. The staff are so understanding and supportive and made me feel so at ease. Everything is explained clearly and there is no pressure. Thank you to the team for being so lovely.
Dental Emergency
Emergency dental care advice for when you need it most
Emergency Dental Care Advice
If you are experiencing a dental emergency during practice hours, please call us as soon as possible. We will do our best to arrange a same day appointment for you so that we can assess the situation and provide the appropriate treatment.
If your dental emergency occurs outside of our practice hours, we recommend contacting NHS 111 for advice. They can help guide you to the nearest available emergency dental service.
For severe facial swelling, uncontrollable bleeding or trauma to the face and jaw, please go directly to your nearest Accident & Emergency department for immediate medical attention.
Dealing with dental emergencies
Broken Tooth / Lost Filling
Don’t panic. Keep the area clean by gently rinsing with warm water and avoid chewing on that side of the mouth.
Contact our practice as soon as possible so we can assess the damage and arrange the appropriate treatment to restore your tooth.
Lost Crown
Keep the crown safe and bring it with you to your appointment. You can use temporary dental cement, available from most chemists, to hold the crown in place until you see us.
Do not use superglue or any other household adhesive, as this can cause further damage to the tooth and make treatment more difficult.
Painful Wisdom Teeth
Keep the area clean by gently brushing around the wisdom tooth. Warm salt water mouthrinses can help to soothe the area and reduce inflammation.
Chlorhexidine mouthwash can also be used to help keep bacteria under control. Over-the-counter painkillers such as ibuprofen or paracetamol can help manage the discomfort until you are able to see us.
Dislodged Teeth Due To Trauma
Baby teeth: If a baby tooth has been knocked out, keep the child calm and apply gentle pressure with a clean cloth if there is bleeding. Contact us for advice and an appointment.
Adult teeth: If a tooth is cracked or chipped, contact us as soon as possible. For more serious injuries, go to A&E. If a tooth has been completely knocked out, store it in milk and get to a dentist or A&E immediately.
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If you need an emergency dentist in London, Ealing or surrounding areas, call us during practice hours. We will do our best to see you on the same day and provide the urgent care you need.
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