Emergency dental in Auckland
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We provide a same day emergency dental service. Our dental surgery is situated in Epsom, near Newmarket and close proximity to Mt Eden, Remuera, Parnell, Auckland CBD and motorways.
Belich Dental Offers emergency dental services and can help solve any dental emergencies. We specialize in emergency pain, relief and cosmetic dentistry. Ignoring a dental problem can increase the risk of permanent damage and more expensive treatment down the track. Belich Dental is based on the belief that our patients' needs are of the utmost importance.
What should I do in the event of a dental emergency?
Please call the practice immediately so that we can arrange an appointment as quickly and conveniently as possible for you.
What should I do to cure a toothache?
If you are suffering from a painful toothache, something is wrong and requires attention. Contact us immediately. Painkillers such as Ibuprofen or Paracetamol are recommended; do not exceed the maximum dose.
What should I do if I have a swelling?
Swellings are caused by an infection. Contact us in Auckland immediately to receive treatment or antibiotics.
What should I do if I have fractured my tooth?
Fractured teeth can usually be restored so there is no need to panic. If the tooth is painful, avoid hot or cold and avoid eating or biting on that side i.e. relieve the tooth from extremes of temperature and pressure.
Painkillers such as Ibuprofen or Paracetamol may help. Pain-free treatment is usually available by contacting us quickly.
What if I have lost a crown?
Keep your crown safe so it can be re-cemented as soon as possible to avoid damage or the need for root canal treatment. Contact us immediately.
What if I have knocked out a tooth?
- The tooth needs to be re-implanted into the socket immediately.
- Try not to handle the tooth root to protect the fibres around the root surface.
- If possible, place the tooth back into the socket and splint in place with silver paper.
- DO NOT place the tooth in water.
- DO place the tooth in cold milk or on one side of your mouth between your teeth and cheeks
- Contact us immediately