Emergency Dentist in London

Dental emergencies don’t have holidays, they can arise anytime.

Talk to our dentist immediately if you have severe pain in your mouth.

Are you suffering from broken, crooked, damaged or misshapen teeth problems? Have you lost a tooth or several teeth in an accident? Do you have unbearable pain in the mouth? Well, whatever your dental emergency may be, we will be happy to help.

We understand that if you are experiencing pain in your teeth and you have to attend a personal gathering or a business meeting, waiting a day or more to see your dental practitioner is not at all a good option. Our emergency dentist will be there to help at any time.

At our dental clinic, we offer various dentistry treatments such as bridges, crowns, root canal treatment, dental implants, teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, Invisalign and many more. We are situated in Holborn, Central London.

Questions to ask your emergency dentist:

What emergency treatments do you offer?

You want to be sure that your dentist provides emergency care. Check the experience and qualifications of the dental practitioner in different fields before choosing his service. Once our emergency dentist assesses your condition, ask for details about your treatment, if you will need to undergo surgery and if you have to take anaesthesia. Other treatments for dental emergencies include tooth extractions and root canals. Ask your dentist how to reduce the pain and how to best care for yourself after leaving your dentist's chamber.

What should you expect during your first visit to the dentist?

During your first visit, the dentist will conduct a thorough examination of your mouth and teeth. This will include - X-rays and comprehensive risk assessments. After this, he will create a dental plan depending on your needs, present condition of your teeth and oral-health goals for the long term. This personalised plan consists of teeth cleaning, teeth restoration and preventive treatment. Usually, patients receive teeth cleaning service on the first visit, based on the assessment done by the dentist.

How can you avoid a dental emergency in the future?

You will have to take proper care of your oral health to prevent a dental emergency. For this, you should:

• Brush your teeth after each meal and at least twice in a day.
• Floss your teeth once a day.
• Visit your dentist for routine checkups once every six months.
• Change your toothbrush every 2-3 months and immediately after you cure from a severe disease.

Why should you visit your dentist if you do not have pain?

This is a very good question. It does not necessarily mean that if you do not have teeth or mouth pain, you do not have any dental problems. Tooth decay and gum disease should be treated much ahead before they cause pain. Otherwise, the treatment will be more complicated, expensive, time-consuming and the result will be less predictable. During the check-up, our dentist will check your teeth and gums carefully and advise you on any potential problems that may arise. If your teeth and gums are healthy, we will offer advice on how to keep them in a good condition.

Are there unexpected finances?

It is very possible that you weren't expecting broken or damaged teeth and planned on saving money to visit your dentist during an emergency. Call your dental surgeon for an appointment and ask about the cost of the different services. Inquire about when they expect you to make the payment and how they will accept the money. Our dentist will offer customised payment plans that will suit your personal needs.

Book an appointment by dialling 020 71830527 and consult our emergency dentist for your teeth and oral problems.