Emergency Dentist St John's Wood

In the event of a dental emergency, it’s essential to take immediate action to mitigate the situation:

1. For a knocked-out tooth, gently rinse it with milk or saliva, place it back in its socket (if possible), or store it in milk and get to our clinic as quickly as possible.
2. Rinse your mouth with warm water to clean the affected area.
3. Use a cold compress to reduce swelling.
4. If you have severe bleeding, apply gentle pressure with gauze or a clean cloth.
5. Avoid using over-the-counter painkillers directly on the gums, as they may cause damage.

Absolutely! We encourage patients to reach out to us for dental advice or consultations, even if it’s not an emergency. Our experienced dental team is here to answer your questions, address your concerns, and provide guidance on maintaining your oral health. We believe in proactive dental care to prevent emergencies whenever possible.

Our clinic has all the latest state of the art technology, that we do not need to see your existing records.  We will undergo an examination and any special investigations ourselves.

Yes, we have expertise in addressing dental emergencies related to orthodontic appliances and braces. If you experience issues such as broken wires, loose brackets, or severe discomfort due to orthodontic treatment, please contact our clinic for assistance.