Top Quality Emergency Dental Services in Wagga Wagga, NSW
Dental emergencies are inevitable from time to time however the most important thing you can do in an emergency situation is to go directly to your dentist so you can avoid any other issues and further damage to other teeth.
This is because inflammation and severe bleeding resulting from trauma can cause a number of different complications and must be controlled/treated in a timely manner by professionals. It is also important to remember that professional help is better than most home remedies and internet-searched solutions because each case is different.
Fortunately, Kooringal Dental in Wagga Wagga offers a complete, comprehensive range of services catering to emergencies related to hard and soft tissues of the oral cavity – so whenever to find yourself in a similar situation, you can always trust us to help you out to the very best of our capabilities!
Our Dentists Can Help In An Emergency
If you are ever experiencing a dental emergency and you’re not sure where to turn, you can rest assured knowing the team at Kooringal Dental is here to help. We will do everything we can to relieve your pain and make you feel more comfortable, and will continue to help you if you need further treatment.
Emergency Care at Kooringal Dental in Wagga Wagga
Patients experiencing dental emergencies are given top priority at Kooringal Dental in Wagga Wagga so that they may receive proper treatment in an efficient manner.
Emergency services can help prevent complications, as well as blood and tissue loss. During our normal hours, patients can walk in without appointments and we will make sure they receive the necessary care and treatment.
If you need an emergency dentist in Wagga Wagga then give our dental team a call now. We help patients who are experiencing severe pain, whether it's from a recent injury or a toothache that is getting worse and worse.
What Is A Dental Emergency?
There are a few things that may cause you to need an emergency dental appointment, all of them tend to be painful and it can be very stressful to experience them. If you are going through any sort of discomfort, don’t hesitate to come into our practice for an emergency appointment. Even if you haven’t booked, we can prioritise you if you are experiencing a dental emergency.
ToothacheThis is one of the main reasons that people come into our practice, as the pain can become unbearable, and sometimes it doesn’t go away with normal painkillers, which is definitely a red flag. Toothache can mean that you have underlying issues with your teeth that you may not have known about.
Knocked out toothIf you have had an accident and your tooth has been knocked out, we would recommend that you come in for an emergency appointment to help avoid any further injury or infection.
Chipped/damaged toothWhen you get a breakage on your tooth, this can be uncomfortable, and there are a few things that our dentist can do to help, depending on your needs.
How Will We Treat Your Dental Emergency
It is important to see our dentist as soon as possible. If you leave it too long, the problem could get worse, and be more complex to treat.
ToothacheWhen you arrive we will first do what we can to relieve any pain and increase your comfort. After this, we will discuss your symptoms with you, examine your teeth, and maybe take some scans to get a better look at your teeth and jaw. Hopefully, by the end of the appointment, we will have found the cause, and we can create a treatment plan with you to ensure we can help you further.
Chipped/damaged toothIf you still have the piece of crown that has broken off, we may be able to glue it back onto your tooth, to help preserve your natural tooth. If this isn’t possible, we might provide you with an artificial crown, which is a cap that completely covers your broken tooth, and is made to look like normal enamel.
Knocked out toothWhen you arrive at our practice for a knocked out tooth, what we do to help you will vary depending on whether you managed to save the tooth. If your tooth isn’t too badly damaged, and you have brought it with you, our dentist will usually be able to clean it and put it back in for you using something called a splint. The splint will temporarily hold your tooth in place to encourage it to be stable and reattach better, and we will remove this after a couple of weeks.