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We understand that dental emergencies arise when you least expect them. At our Croydon dental practice, we will do our best to respond to your problem as soon as possible and in most cases, the same day. Our answering service can forward your message to our dentists if the problem arises when our office is closed.
What is a dental emergency?
Dental emergencies require prompt attention and treatment from a dental professional to relieve severe pain, prevent further damage, or address a potentially painful or worse condition. These emergencies can cover a variety of issues affecting the teeth, gums, mouth, and surrounding structures. Some common examples of dental emergencies include:
Severe Toothache: Intense, persistent tooth pain could be a sign of an underlying dental problem such as a dental abscess, pulp infection, or a cracked tooth.
Knocked-Out Tooth (Avulsed Tooth): If a tooth has been completely dislodged from its socket due to injury or trauma, it is crucial to seek immediate dental care. The chances of saving a knocked-out tooth decrease significantly with time.
Broken or Fractured Teeth: A broken or chipped tooth or filling can be painful and may expose the inner pulp, making it susceptible to infection. Immediate treatment can prevent further damage.
Loose or Dislodged Teeth: Teeth that have been loosened or partially dislodged from their sockets, often due to trauma, should be addressed promptly to stabilise and save the tooth.
Severe Gum or Oral Bleeding: Excessive bleeding from the gums, tongue, or any mouth part may indicate trauma or a dental problem requiring immediate attention.
Dental Abscess: An abscess is a painful, swollen, and infected area around the tooth or gum. It can lead to severe discomfort, fever, and facial swelling, making it an emergency.
Objects Caught Between Teeth: If an object is stuck between your teeth and cannot be easily removed with dental floss, it can cause pain and discomfort and should be addressed promptly.
Orthodontic Emergencies: Problems with orthodontic appliances, such as broken wires or brackets, can lead to mouth irritation or injury and require immediate attention from an orthodontist.
Severe Jaw Pain or Jaw Fracture: Jaw pain or a suspected jaw fracture due to an accident or injury should be treated as a dental emergency and may require an oral and maxillofacial surgeon evaluation.
Facial Trauma: Significant facial injuries that involve damage to the teeth, jaw, or oral structures may require immediate dental and medical attention.
It's important to note that not all dental issues qualify as emergencies. Routine dental problems, such as minor tooth sensitivity, regular dental cleanings, or non-urgent dental procedures, can typically be addressed during regular dental office hours.
If you experience a dental emergency, you must immediately contact your dentist or an emergency dental clinic for guidance and prompt treatment. Quick action can often make the difference in saving a tooth, preventing complications, and relieving severe pain or discomfort.
