Dental emergencies can happen anytime and anywhere. In case of a dental emergency, it is very important to visit the dentist as soon as possible. Only the experienced dentists know how to handle a dental emergency like a PRO! Hence it is essential to have a trusted dental team on your side who’s ready to help immediately and can treat the sudden dental injury with efficiency.

Whenever you or your family is experiencing a dental emergency, Dentist for Chickens is a safe and trusted place to cater to emergency dental treatment in Newcastle. Reach out to us right away and we can schedule an emergency appointment for you.

Dental emergencies may occur due to unavoidable circumstances. Our team of qualified dentists in Newcastle is experienced in dealing with various kinds of dental emergencies. By helping lessen the pain and prevent any further deterioration, we handle each dental emergency with a gentle and caring approach. You and your loved ones will be at great ease at our dental clinic while we treat your dental emergency.

Time is of great importance in dental emergency situations. Below is a list of some of the dental emergencies that need immediate treatment. We cater to all of the below mentioned emergencies and many more at Dentist for Chickens -

• Broken Dentures
• Broken Tooth
• Inflammation around wisdom teeth
• Children’s Dental Emergencies
• Heavy oral bleeding from accident
• Dental and Gum Abscess
• Knocked-Out Teeth
• Lost Dental Crown or Inlays / Onlays
• Pain on biting due to dental infection or cracked tooth
• Lost Tooth Fillings
• Soft Tissue Injuries in the Mouth
• Toothache and swelling

All of the above dental emergencies require immediate care and the best treatment from a dental professional.

Why should you choose Dentist for Chickens as an emergency dentist in Newcastle?
At Dentist for Chickens, we never take your dental emergencies lightly. Patients who are in a dental emergency are our top priority and do not have to wait for a scheduled appointment. We always spare some time and space from our appointment schedule for patients requiring emergency dentistry.

Call us right away and we will offer you or your loved ones quick, professional diagnosis and treatment. Based upon your dental emergency, we will make the arrangements for you before you arrive.

First Aid Steps in a dental emergency
It’s very important to act fast and quickly in a dental emergency to avoid any serious damage to your oral health. Knowledge of the right first aid steps and responding rapidly can save the teeth. Below are a few common dental emergencies and how to deal with them as suggested by best emergency dentist Newcastle.

Knocked out tooth
Whenever you experience a knocked-out tooth, locate the tooth, wash it under running water and try to reinsert it immediately (especially if it's a permanent tooth). Remember not to scrub, rub or brush their teeth or use any antiseptic on your teeth on your own. If possible, wear medical gloves to reinsert the tooth. Visit your dentist within 30 minutes of the emergency. If you are unable to reinsert the tooth, store it in milk and bring it to your dentist.

Toothache
If you are having a toothache, you need to see an emergency dentist as soon as possible. In the meantime, you can follow below proven remedies to get short term relief from toothache.

• One of the best things you can do to get relief from toothache is to rinse your mouth using warm, salty water. You can also gently floss around the sore tooth to make sure that there is no food debris left.
• Dentists suggest it is completely fine to take over-the-counter pain relievers if experiencing unbearable tooth pain but be mindful of the restrictions.
• If your face is swollen, apply a cold compress on your cheeks to reduce swelling.
• Schedule an appointment with your dentist immediately.

Broken braces
The brackets and wires used in braces are quite fragile and can break easily. Broken braces can be very inconvenient to patients and require immediate dental care. If you discover broken braces at any time, gently press back the offending wire in place using an orthodontic wax. Let the edges remain covered with wax till you reach the dentist.

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