Emergency dental care
Immediate intervention in the event of a dental emergency is crucial for all those seeking to preserve not only their oral health , but also their general well-being.
No more pain, get your smile back quickly!
Emergency Tooth Extraction
Broken or Fractured Teeth
Acute Dental Pain
Avulsed Teeth
Dental Abscesses
Broken Dentures
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Relax
Despite the pain, follow the recommendations we gave you and try to relax until your appointment time.
Advice to follow in case of an emergency
WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF A DENTAL EMERGENCY BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT
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Tip #1:
Acute Dental Pain
To do: Apply a cold compress to the outside of the cheek to reduce inflammation and pain.
What not to do: Avoid putting aspirin directly on the tooth or gum, this could cause burns.
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Tip #2:
Broken or Fractured Teeth
To do: Gently rinse your mouth with lukewarm water. Keep the pieces of teeth in a container of saliva.
What not to do: Do not try to repair the tooth with glue or any other product not intended for this purpose.
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Tip #3:
Avulsed tooth (expelled from its socket)
To do: Handle the tooth by the crown, not the root. If possible, gently reposition it. Otherwise, keep it in saliva.
What not to do: Do not let the tooth dry out and do not clean it with soap or chemicals.
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Tip #4:
Bleeding Gums
To do: Apply gentle pressure with a clean compress to the bleeding area. If the bleeding persists, seek medical help promptly.
What not to do: Do not ignore heavy bleeding or bleeding that does not stop quickly.
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Tip #5:
Dental Abscess
To do: An abscess is a serious infection that requires immediate attention. Rinse with salt water to relieve pain.
What not to do: Do not pierce or squeeze the abscess yourself.