Emergency Dentistry

We know that having a dental emergency can be painful and frustrating, and we always do our utmost to provide prompt, same-day care to our Brentford patients in an emergency. Your comfort is our number one priority.

What Is a Dental Emergency?

A Brentford dental emergency can be any of the following:

• A severe toothache
• Painful and/or swollen gums or swollen cheek
• Lost tooth due to injury
• Broken or loose crown, dentures, braces, or bridge
• Chipped or abscessed tooth causing pain
• Trauma resulting in oral bleeding
• Wisdom tooth eruption

 

No matter what the cause of your emergency, do not hesitate to call us.

How We Can Help

Our expert and knowledgeable Brentford staff is available on a same-day basis to examine your problem and find a solution.

You do not need to be one of our existing patients to be seen for an emergency.

We are a modern practice with state-of-the-art equipment, supplies, and medications, including antibiotics to treat and prevent infection.

Before Your Appointment

While you are still at home, you can try one of the following remedies to alleviate your symptoms:

• Apply a cold compress to your cheek to reduce swelling.
• If your child has a toothache and a fever, seek medical attention immediately.
• If your tooth has been knocked out, gently place it back in the socket, or keep it under your tongue until you can see a dentist.
• Ask us for our recommendations regarding pain relief medications.
• Try to relax.

 

Be sure to seek immediate health care at a medical facility if you are experiencing a life-threatening situation, such as excessive bleeding or facial swelling, have difficulty swallowing, or have a high fever.

Other Information

If you are out of town and need a copy of your medical records or a consultation by phone, just let us know.

Of course, we will expedite the processing of any insurance forms so that your claims will be handled efficiently.

Call our Brentford Practice today on 020 8567 4344 for more information.

Directions:Go southeast on Upper Butts toward Somerset Road. Take a left onto Somerset, then turn left onto Boston Manor Road, our Practice will be on the right, #311.

Here at the Sparkle Dental Boutique, we take your concerns seriously and will provide Hounslow patients with a same-day appointment whenever possible to address your dental emergency.

What is a dental emergency?

A dental emergency can be defined as one or more of the following situations requiring immediate attention:

• Severe tooth or gum pain
• Swollen gums or cheek
• Tooth loss due to injury
• Chipped tooth causing discomfort
• Injury causing severe oral bleeding
• Broken braces, denture, or veneers
• Loose crown or bridge
• Tooth which appears to be infected
• Painful eruption of wisdom tooth

No matter the cause of an emergency, please don’t delay in contacting us so we can help. Your comfort and care are our priority.

How we can help

Our knowledgeable Hounslow staff will get you a prompt appointment. Friendly people who care about you will greet you when you arrive.

Our trained and expert dentists and staff will provide a quick assessment of your problem and begin treatment promptly. Whether or not you are an existing patient, we are here to help.

What you can try at home

Here are some tips you can try at home to alleviate any discomfort:

• Use a cold compress applied to the outside of your cheek.
• Don’t panic.
• Call us for recommendations regarding over the counter pain medication.
• Seek emergency medical care if you are experiencing high fever, excessive bleeding, or facial swelling, or are having trouble swallowing.

Don’t hesitate to contact us for help in a dental emergency.

Other information

We pride ourselves on communication. If you are out of town and need a consultation, we will be happy to do so. We can even email your records to you if necessary.

Of course, we will expedite the processing of any insurance forms, so your claims will be handled efficiently.

Call the Sparkle Dental Boutique in Hounslow today on 020 8567 4344 for more information.

Directions: From Hounslow, take the Great West Road/A4 and at the GSK (GlaxoSmithKline) building turn left onto Boston Manor Road. Our Practice in on the right, #311.

We are here to provide quick action whenever you need our urgent care. We will always do our best to provide Greenford patients with same-day service in a dental emergency. We always strive to put our patients first.

What is a dental emergency?

A dental emergency in Greenford can present itself as any of the following situations:

• Swollen cheek or swollen, painful gums
• A severe toothache
• Lost or chipped tooth
• Injury resulting in bleeding in the mouth
• Loose crowns, bridges, dentures, or veneers
• Tooth infection or abscess
• A wisdom tooth coming in
• Broken braces scraping or cutting oral tissues

A dental emergency always deserves our quick response. Don’t delay – call us whenever you are concerned. Your peace of mind is important to us.

How we can help

We know what to do in an emergency and will help you to feel calm, comfortable, and in control no matter the cause of your visit. In fact, even if you are not one of our existing patients, we can quickly manage your situation, making sure to give you a thorough examination and any necessary X-rays as part of our treatment plan.

What you can do

To relieve discomfort:

• Stay calm.
• Apply ice wrapped in a cloth to the outside of your cheek.
• Take extra care to seek medical attention right away if there is a high fever, injury, or bleeding (especially if a child is the one with the emergency).
• Use caution when taking pain relief medications. Call us for our advice.

Don’t delay; call our Greenford Practice right away if you are worried about a dental emergency.

Other information

For patients with emergency dental insurance, we will be happy to process your claim forms.

We will be glad to advise you by phone if you are out of town and unable to come to our Greenford office.

Call today on 020 8567 4344 for more information.

Directions:Take Costons Lane and turn right onto Ruislip Road. Turn left onto Greenford Road and after 1.3 miles turn left onto Uxbridge Road, and then right onto Boston Road. Our Practice will be on the left, #311

What Is a Dental Emergency?

A Southall dental emergency is usually one of the following conditions:

• A toothache that is severe
• Swollen or painful gums
• Swollen cheek
• Knocked out tooth
• Discomfort from abscessed or chipped tooth
• Trauma resulting in severe bleeding
• Loose crown or bridge
• Broken denture, braces, or veneer
• Erupting wisdom tooth

A dental emergency in Southall always deserves our attention. No matter what the cause, do not hesitate to call.

How We Can Help

Our Southall dentists and staff are friendly, highly trained, and experienced. They know how to respond in the event of a need for urgent care.

If you are new to our practice, there’s no need to worry. We will conduct a thorough examination before commencing same-day emergency treatment.

What You Can Do at Home

While still at home, you can do one of the following to relieve your discomfort:

• Apply ice wrapped in a cloth to your cheek (but don’t put the ice directly on your tooth).
• If your child has a high fever and severe toothache, seek medical care as soon as possible.
• Call our office for recommendations regarding pain relief medication. Certain medicines act as anticoagulants and can increase bleeding.
• Stay calm.

Call us immediately whenever you are worried about a dental emergency. But if you have excessive bleeding or facial swelling, difficulty swallowing, or high fever, seek medical attention right away.

Other Information

If you are out of town and need a consultation by telephone, we will be happy to do so. We can even email your records to you if necessary.

If you have emergency dental coverage, we will gladly handle the processing of your insurance paperwork for you.

Call 020 8567 4344 today for more information.

Directions: From Southall, head east on Punjab Lane and turn left onto Herbert Road. Turn right on A4020, then right onto Boston Road. The Practice is approximately ½ mile down the road on the left, #311.