Prompt Assessment:

Upon arrival, our experienced dental professionals will conduct a thorough assessment to identify the nature and extent of the dental emergency.

Pain Management:

Immediate steps will be taken to manage and alleviate any pain or discomfort associated with the emergency. This may involve the use of local anaesthetics or other pain relief measures.

Diagnostic Imaging:

If necessary, diagnostic tools such as digital X-rays may be employed to obtain detailed images, aiding in the accurate diagnosis of the dental emergency.

Treatment Options:

Based on the assessment, our team will discuss available treatment options with you. We’ll provide clear explanations, answer any questions you may have, and tailor the treatment plan to address your specific needs.

Restorative Measures:

beyondental offers a range of restorative treatments to address various dental emergencies, including repairing or replacing damaged teeth, addressing infections, and managing soft tissue injuries.

Patient-Centric Approach:

Our patient-centric philosophy ensures that your concerns and preferences are taken into account throughout the emergency treatment process. Open communication and a collaborative decision-making approach are fundamental to our care.

Follow-Up Care:

Depending on the nature of the emergency, follow-up appointments and aftercare instructions will be provided to monitor your progress and ensure optimal healing.

Toothache (Acute or Chronic)

Dental/Facial Trauma of All Ages

Broken teeth or Fillings

Knocked Out or Displaced Teeth

Chipped/Broken/Loose Crowns/Veneers/Implants

Broken Dentures and Dental Appliances

Sudden, Severe or Long Lasting Tooth Sensitivity

Bleeding From Teeth/Gums or Mouth

Lacerations to Mouth/Lips/Tongue That May Require Suturing

Broken Orthodontic Wires/brackets/Appliances

Lost Invisalign Trays or Orthodontic Retainers

Loose Teeth

Bleeding, Inflammation or Pain from Usually Healthy Gums

Abscess or Gum Infection

Swelling of The Face

Swelling of the Gums/Cheeks/Lips/Tongue

Jaw pain

Severe Bruxism (Grinding/Clenching)

Sinus Pain

Difficulty With Chewing/Eating

Difficulty With Swallowing

Difficulty With Mouth Opening

Pain That Wakes You at Night

Pain Unrelieved by Medication

Severe or Lingering Pain From Hot or Cold

Wisdom Teeth Pain