Emergency Dentist Sydney

What is the emergency management of toothache before I can get to see an emergency dentist in Sydney?

This is how you should take care of your toothache in an emergency. If you do not suffer from any other medical condition and are not taking any other tablets and are not allergic to anything then follow instructions below.

• Contact emergency dentist in Sydney straight away.
• Take 2 x Nurofen, Advil or ibuprofen (plain nurofen only not nurofen plus)
• Wait 3 hours
• Take 2 x Panadol or paracetemol
• Wait 3 hours
• Repeat from step 2 till you have seen an emergency dentist. Don't wait long

REMEMBER, 99% of the time, WE WILL be available for you even if it is at night or the weekend. If you can't get us leave your name and number and we WILL call you.

What other problems can be seen by an after hours dentist in Sydney?

There are several problems that should be addressed by an after hours dentist as soon as they show. Below is a list of several of the problems that an emergency dentist can treat.

1. Loose teeth due to gum disease

    Gum disease typically starts off as a mild type known as gingivitis. Gingivitis does not cause pain, so it is quite difficult to realize you even have a problem. However, sure signs of it are swollen and inflamed gums, which are easily noticeable upon inspection. The second type of gum disease is known as periodontitis. When it reaches this stage many severe problems could develop such as decaying teeth and chronic tooth pain. If you feel any sort of toothache, contact a 24 hour emergency dentist immediately in order to prevent further problems from developing.

2. Missing Teeth

    Recklessness may be fun, but if you get your teeth knocked out you may change your mind. When a tooth falls out it can be reattached by an emergency dentist if you get to one soon enough. Avoid making contact with the roots of the tooth and transport it in a glass of milk. If severe damage has been done to the gums then it may be impossible, so dental implants would be an option if this were the case. As mentioned above contact our emergency dentist in Sydney immediately

3. Chronic Tooth Pain

    There are several reasons for chronic tooth pain to occur, though regardless of the cause the fact of the matter is that you need to get to an after hours dentist. As mentioned above, gum disease may be the reason for this pain which could lead to all sorts of irreversible complications if not taken care of as soon as possible. Weakened fillings are another common cause for tooth pain. When teeth caps, crowns, or fillings become worn out, there is a chance that they will dislodge. In the case of a filling, the pain can be especially unbearable. If this occurs then you’ll need to get to a 24 hour dentist to get them replaced. Be sure to get any crowns, caps, implants, fillings, and bridges checked often to prevent the need for an after hours dentist.