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Emergency Dentist in Lancashire
Our family practice, located in Preston, Lancashire, is dedicated to providing you and your loved ones with excellent oral care with our twenty-five years of experience. We listen, care, and explain, allowing you to make the right decisions for your oral health.
Accidents happen — and if you’ve had an injury to your teeth, gums or your mouth, you need to see an emergency dentist right away. Putting off dental treatment for a dental emergency now only increases the risk of permanent damage later, which could translate into more extensive and costly treatment. And if you’re hurting, an emergency dentist can help. So whether you’re suffering from a broken tooth, have lost a tooth filling or are desperately seeking toothache remedies, don’t put off a visit to your dentist to another day.
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A knocked out tooth
If a permanent tooth gets knocked out of your mouth, you should never put off going to the dentist. In fact, your best chance of saving a tooth that has been knocked out is to see our emergency dentists within one hour
Broken or cracked tooth
Broken, fractured or chipped teeth are a very common event. It usually doesn’t cause any immediate pain to the tooth. When this happens, it’s crucial to see a dentist. Apart from the pain and aesthetic concerns, not receiving the proper treatment can result in infection or further decay.
Bleeding that will not stop
Bleeding can be caused by trauma in the gums, lips, cheeks, or tongue. You can try putting a cold compress on the area to stop the bleeding, but if that does not work, then it would be better to see your dentist right away.
Abscessed Tooth
An abscessed tooth is an infection of the tooth that spreads to the root and exiting the bottom of the root into the jaw bone. With an abscessed tooth, you may experience intense pain, fever, facial or gum swelling, and open sores on your gums.
Tooth Sensitivity
A broken tooth or an infection can cause sudden, acute tooth sensitivity. Intense sensitivity requires urgent dental care; however, minor sensitivity can be addressed at your next preventative care appointment.
Broken Crowns or Lost Restorations
Emergency dental services for broken crowns or restorations may include either temporary or permanent solutions that enhance your beautiful smile and keep your tooth from being damaged.
Severe jaw pain
Because your jaw is directly linked to your ability to eat and breath, this a very serious emergency. Surprisingly so, it is very common that people suffer from a broken jaw – as a result of sports injuries, vehicle accidents, etc.
Tooth pain
Toothache can be a sign of a far more serious problem. Some of the reasons a tooth may ache include gum disease, cavities, exposed roots, a decaying or abscessed tooth and more. Emergency dentists excel at finding the reason for a severe toothache.
EMERGENCY DENTAL CARE
Here at Lane Ends Dental Practice, we offer emergency dentistry to all existing and new patients. We understand that sometimes you may need to see the dentist as soon as possible to resolve painful issues. This is why we offer emergency appointments to diagnose problems, resolve immediate pain and get you out of trouble quickly. If you have a dental emergency please contact us as early as possible, so that we can try and arrange a same day appointment.
Emergency Appointment
Are you experiencing painful dental issues? Don’t worry, we’re here to help! Our experienced team members strive to provide high-quality dental care to every patient we treat. Abscesses, tooth decay, infected gums, cavities, and other oral health problems can be incredibly uncomfortable, and we get that. Lane Ends Dental Practice is ready to bring you the emergency relief you need.
If you’re not experiencing oral pain but still have a dental issue, such as a cracked tooth, broken dentures or a displaced filling, please don’t hesitate to give us a call! Research shows periodontal problems can potentially elevate the risk for other health issues, including diabetes, stroke and cardiovascular disease.
Your health and comfort are our first priority. If you’re experiencing serious oral pain, call us at 01772 – 726932 and our patient care coordinator will schedule a consultation with you during our regular business hours.
