Emergency Dentist in Bromley
Same Day Emergency Dentist in Bromley
Toothache, Jaw Pain, Swelling and Broken Teeth
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Our experienced emergency dentists in Bromley can help with all dental emergencies and we provide a same day online booking service. Assistance with:
Toothache Emergency, including persistent toothaches, which could indicate an underlying infection or a damaged tooth or root canal issues.
Lost Filling or Crown. A lost filling or crown can be painful and expose your tooth to further damage. We can replace them promptly.
Broken or chipped Teeth. If you have had a dental trauma or an injury we have same day dental appointments and can help to restore your tooth, normally on the same day.
Dental Swelling and Infections. Dental infections can develop rapidly and often result in noticeable dental swelling. If you’re experiencing swelling in the face or gums, redness, pain, or a fever, these could be signs of a serious dental infection or abscess that requires immediate attention.
Book your Dental Emergency Appointment 24/7 - £60
Includes xrays and prescription where required
£60 In-clinic dental emergency appointment
Includes xrays and prescription where required*
* Our dentist will then provide further information and pricing if further treatment is recommended
Timely Emergency Dental Treatment in Bromley
Ignoring dental emergencies can lead to more severe issues and increased pain. At Shmile Dentist Bromey we can see you on the same day for your dental emergency and our dentist will help to:
- Prevent Further Damage: Timely emergency dental treatment can prevent the escalation of dental problems, saving you from more extensive and expensive procedures in the future.
- Relieve Pain: Dental emergencies often come with excruciating pain. Our emergency dentists in Bromley can provide relief and make you comfortable again.
- Preserve Your Smile: Quick action can help save your natural teeth and preserve your smile’s aesthetics.
Same Day Emergency Dentist Appointments in Bromley
What You Can Do For a Toothache
Here are some things you can do to help yourself when you have a toothache:
Take pain relievers: You can try over-the-counter painkillers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen. If you’re under 16, do not take aspirin. If you’re taking ibuprofen, be sure to eat something first.
Use a numbing gel: You can buy a numbing gel at the pharmacy to help ease the pain.
Rinse your mouth: Rinse with warm salty water.
Apply a cold compress: If your toothache is from an injury, you can place a cold pack on the outside of your cheek.
If your toothache is severe or doesn’t get better, please see a dentist as soon as possible.
About Our Emergency Dental Services in Bromley
At Shmile Dentist Bromley, we provide a dental emergency service during normal clinic opening times.
Transparent Pricing: We believe in transparency in every aspect of your dental care. Our clear and competitive pricing ensures that you know exactly what to expect. Moreover, if further treatment is required beyond your emergency visit, our dentist will provide you with a detailed breakdown of the costs before any procedures commence.
Experienced Team: Our experienced emergency dentists in Bromley bring years of expertise to the table. They have expertise in a wide range of dental emergencies, from severe toothaches to traumatic injuries. Rest assured that you are in capable and caring hands when you visit us for emergency dental care.
We do not provide out of working hours dental emergencies in Bromley at Shmile. Please either: (1) Book your dental emergency 24/7 using our online booking system OR (2) Please call 111 for further assistance.
Dental Emergency in Bromley FAQ
The initial emergency fee is £60 including Xrays and prescription.
Further treatments may include:
- Fillings – From £120
- Extraction – From £150
- Root canal – From £300
Root canal treatment (endodontic treatment), is used to treat tooth pulp infections or damage. The pulp, containing nerves, blood vessels, and tissue, can become compromised due to decay, cracks, or previous dental procedures. During the procedure, the infected or damaged pulp is carefully removed under local anaesthesia. This is done through an access point created in the tooth to reach the pulp chamber and root canals.
Yes in some instance a broken or chipped tooth can be repaired using tooth-coloured composite resin. The composite is sculpted and polished to restore the tooth’s natural shape and strength, blending seamlessly with your existing tooth.
In most cases treatment can be carried out on on the same day or during the emergency appointment. But if there is an infection then this has to be treated first.
Yes, our dentists can prescribe antibiotics but this will only be done after a full examination and whether your dental pain will benefit from antibiotic treatment.
We do not currently provide an out of hours dental emergency service.
If your required urgent dental assistance, please:
1. First Contact NHS 111 who will be able to provide further advice,
or
2. For immediate life-threatening emergencies, patients should call 999.
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Dental emergency FAQ
The initial emergency fee is £60 including Xrays and prescription.
Further treatments may include Fillings (from £120), Extraction (from £150) and Root canal treatment (from £300)
Root canal treatment (endodontic treatment), is used to treat tooth pulp infections or damage. The pulp, containing nerves, blood vessels, and tissue, can become compromised due to decay, cracks, or previous dental procedures. During the procedure, the infected or damaged pulp is carefully removed under local anaesthesia. This is done through an access point created in the tooth to reach the pulp chamber and root canals.
Yes in some instance a broken or chipped tooth can be repaired using tooth-coloured composite resin. The composite is sculpted and polished to restore the tooth’s natural shape and strength, blending seamlessly with your existing tooth.
In most cases treatment can be carried out on on the same day or during the emergency appointment. But if there is an infection then this has to be treated first.
Yes, our dentists can prescribe antibiotics but this will only be done after a full examination and whether your dental pain will benefit from antibiotic treatment.
We do not currently provide an out of hours dental emergency service.
If your required urgent dental assistance, please:
1. First Contact NHS 111 who will be able to provide further advice,
or
2. For immediate life-threatening emergencies, patients should call 999.
