A dental emergency could be Swelling of face, chiiped tooth, fall, Road accident Trauma to the face , jaw and neck and head Severe mouth pain , tooth ache dental pain , pain in gums , pain in jaw Severe pain in mouth that keeps you up Tooth fracture , Fracture fillings and an opening of the tooth nerve DENTAL TRAUMA for example your tooth has been knocked out. Where i can receive Emergency Dental care At Hope street dental our Emergency Dentist Brunswick are trained in dealing emergency dental situations or can help you organising an Hospital transfer. Dental Emergency can be distressing and can impact your daily routine our dentist are fully trained to provide you immediate treatment and provide pain relief via dental treatment.

When you have a dental emergency, the best place to get help is a dentist. Emergency rooms are usually not equipped with the tools or expertise necessary for dental care, so if you have a dental emergency, call Hope street dental group . Our compassionate and caring staff will address any pain and get your oral health on track

Sometimes we don’t think of dental problems as being an emergency, but a broken tooth, jaw pain or pain from an infection can be excruciating. And some dental problems might get worse without immediate care. Of course, if your situation is life-threatening, then a visit to the local hospital emergency room is needed, but for most dental emergencies, a dental visit is the best solution.

If you have never visited our offices before, we ask that you complete some basic paperwork before your appointment to decrease wait-times.

Our staff at Hope street dental group will consider you a priority if you call us for an emergency. We will provide pain relief and then treatment as soon as we can. Our priority is your comfort, so once you arrive, we will do what we can to help you relax and feel safe. And then we will get to work on evaluating the problem to find solutions that will put you on the path to healing.

Cracked teeth can happen with a fall or trauma to the face. If you get a cracked tooth, call and schedule an emergency visit with us. Over-the- counter pain medication can help reduce pain for a while. Keeping your head elevated may help alleviate pain, and holding a cold compress on your face in the area of the pain may also provide relief. Rinse your mouth with slightly warm salt water every few hours to keep bacteria to a minimum until it is time for your appointment.

• Chipped teeth often result in no pain, but still, require attention. Rinsing your mouth with warm salt water can kill bacteria that may lead to infection. Then call our office to schedule an emergency dental appointment.
• Broken teeth are more extensive than a cracked tooth. The breakage may go under the gumline, or part of the tooth might fall out. Do not brush the tooth, but do a gentle rinse with slightly warm salt water. If you can safely and painlessly fit the broken part of a tooth back where it belongs, try bonding it with toothpaste or temporary dental bond until you are able to see us. If you cannot fit the tooth on, drop the broken part into a cup of full-fat milk and bring it to your appointment. We will do our best to save your tooth, so the sooner your visit, the sooner we can help.
• Abscessed teeth or gums happen due to trauma or infection. No matter what the cause, an abscess is a dental emergency that should be dealt with quickly. Rinse with warm salt water every few hours and try not to touch or poke at it. Let us know you have an abscess so we can schedule your visit right away to stop the infection from spreading.
• Facial swelling can be caused by a number of problems including infection or trauma. If you are uncertain of the reason, a visit to your local emergency room may be required. If you believe it is due to dental issues, call us right away. A cool compress and over-the-counter medication for pain and swelling is a temporary solution until we can find the source of the problem and deal with it. Be sure to let us know you have an emergency so we can prioritise your appointment.