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Drraodentalcentre

Emergency Dental Care

Same-day appointments for dental pain, trauma, and urgent situations. Fast, reliable relief — when you need it most.

Same-day appointments available

Handles trauma & severe pain

Clear guidance while you're on your way

We prioritise same-day slots for genuine dental emergencies.

URGENT CARE

What Counts as a Dental Emergency?

A dental emergency includes severe or sudden tooth pain, a knocked-out or broken tooth, uncontrolled bleeding, a lost filling or crown causing pain, or a swollen jaw indicating infection. These situations need prompt attention to relieve pain, prevent complications, and, where possible, save the tooth.
If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, call our clinic immediately — our team will guide you through immediate steps to take while you’re on your way in.
Toothache, trauma, broken/knocked-out teeth
Same-day appointments when possible
Call or WhatsApp our clinic immediately

Four Steps When You Have a Dental Emergency

01

Call Immediately

Reach out by phone or WhatsApp and describe your symptoms so we can advise you right away.

02

Immediate Guidance

We’ll walk you through steps to manage pain or protect a knocked-out tooth until you arrive.

03

Priority Examination

You’ll be seen promptly for a focused exam and X-ray to identify the issue.

04

Urgent Treatment

We provide immediate relief and treatment — from pain management to emergency repairs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?
Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root), rinse gently if dirty, try to reinsert it if possible, or keep it in milk, and call us immediately — timing is critical for saving the tooth.
Yes, sudden or severe tooth pain often indicates infection or nerve involvement and should be evaluated as soon as possible.
We prioritise same-day slots for genuine dental emergencies whenever possible — call ahead so we can prepare for your visit.
Keep the piece if you can find it, avoid chewing on that side, and contact us promptly to prevent further damage or sensitivity.
Yes, facial or jaw swelling can indicate a spreading infection and should be treated urgently to prevent serious complications.

In dental pain right now?

Call us immediately or message us on WhatsApp — we’re ready to help.

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