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In an emergency situation it can often be very difficult to clear your mind and think with some degree of objectivity – this is especially relevant if you have suffered severe dental trauma and damaged your teeth severely. With any sort of emergency it can make a huge difference to the situation if you are able to …
It’s not always easy to differentiate between a dental emergency and a medical one, especially if you are experiencing pain in the aftermath of an accident, however, there are some symptoms that you can look out for that might indicate that you need medical attention – even if you have not broken or damaged your …
This is a difficult question to answer because many people will not consider dental pain to be a serious problem, let alone one that requires emergency treatment, when in fact any sort of toothache should be treated at the first opportunity to avoid problems later on. Basically, if you feel that you are in an unacceptable …
Most of us can probably understand feeling worried or nervous about the idea of speaking to a dentist that you are not familiar with – especially when an emergency has arisen – but that cannot always be avoided as part of emergency dental service at most surgeries. If you are not registered with a clinic …
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Tooth loss of any sort can be difficult to cope with but it is particularly hard to deal with tooth loss that has resulted from an emergency situation – either as a result of decay or dental trauma. If you have no experience with dental treatment, you might be under the impression that teeth that are knocked-out or …
When it comes to dental problems that might represent an emergency condition it can sometimes be difficult to decide whether an immediate appointment is needed or if it would be ok to just visit your regular dentist to find out what the problem is. Things like gum disease and toothache can be difficult to diagnose during the early stages …