What to do in a dental emergency
In case of dental pain, get help immediately.
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In the meantime:
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Avoid eating or disturbing the affected area
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Rinse with salt water
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Take over the counter pain medication as recommended
We can help with the following:
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Swelling on the Face or Neck
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Uncontrolled Pain
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Dental Trauma
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Our Approach to Emergency Dental Care
Whether it's a sudden toothache, a broken tooth, or a lost filling, we understand the urgency and discomfort these situations can cause and we are here to provide prompt and compassionate care.
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In case you're continuing treatment with your current dentist, we strive to align our emergency care with your ongoing treatment, ensuring continuity.
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Our seasoned dentists utilize the latest technology and materials, delivering a wide range of services at short notice. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor in Queenstown, our highly trained team is ready to handle your emergency.​
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is classed as a dental emergency? Any injury to your mouth that may be life-threatening like uncontrolled bleeding, sever pain, or broken facial bones.
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Can you go to a hospital for tooth pain? Hospitals can provide emergency dental treatment to help relieve the pain.
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Can the ER pull an infected tooth? They can only give you antibiotics for the infection so it would be best to see your dentist first.
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What are the advantages of dental crowns? Dental crowns help enhance strength, improve bite, and it also protects root canal. To know more about dental crowns, visit our Blog posts.
Kind words from our patients
Travelling from Ireland, broke a tooth and couldn't find a dentist appointment anywhere, the team called me with a cancellation and was able to fix my broken tooth, forever grateful for this appointment, thank you to all for the help.
Dave W
