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Is there anything more uncomfortable than waking up in the middle of the night with a toothache or a fallen crown? Or having trouble eating due to swollen gums? There’s no reason to panic! All of your dental emergencies can be handled by our emergency services!
You can count on Euro-Dent to take care of your dental emergency – whether you’re an existing or new patient.
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- Experienced Dentists
- Aftercare services
- Services at affordable prices
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Euro-Dent Mortsel:
Prins Leopoldlei 8 – 10, 2640 Mortsel, Antwerp regio
Euro-Dent Humbeek:
Dorpsstraat 14, 1851 Humbeek, Belgium
Why Choose Euro-dent for Dental Emergency?
When a dental emergency arises, we know how important it is to see a dentist as soon as possible. Infections and damaged teeth all demand immediate dental treatment before they become a severe issue.
Euro-Dent is more than just a dentist emergency practice. It is a team of dentists who specialize in emergency dental care for walk-in patients. We are committed to helping patients when urgent dentists are required. So, give us a call, no matter if it’s mornings, evenings, or weekends.
Two clinics at your service
Toothache
In the dental world, pain is never good news, as it can indicate a variety of illnesses, such as decay. Toothaches may require emergency treatment indicating certain signs – such as swelling – call for immediate attention.
Chipped or broken teeth
The pain of a chipped or broken tooth can ruin even the prettiest smile. In some cases, fractures are not painful, but if the crack extends into the root, it is likely to cause severe discomfort and might need an emergency dentist service check-up.
Lost filling or crown
Fillings and crowns restore the appearance and function of previously damaged teeth. When they break, you need to treat them immediately to prevent further damage or infection.
Abscess
Infections of the mouth, particularly at the gum line and the root of a tooth, are serious. These can spread to nearby teeth and gum tissue and even to the rest of the body if not treated by an emergency dentist.
Dislodged or Loose Teeth
Trauma or decay can dislodge or loosen teeth from their sockets, but it may be possible to save them. Thus, without delay, call emergency service for quick action on your tooth and nerve damage.
Avulsed tooth (tooth knocked out)
An emergency dentist should be consulted if a tooth is knocked out of the mouth completely. Damage occurs when a tooth exits the mouth, affecting the surrounding nerves and blood vessels.
How to calm down a patient during a dental emergency?
A dental emergency can happen to you or someone you know anytime. Knowing what you can do for yourself or what you can do for someone else is important. In the event of an urgent dental problem, follow these tips while you await treatment.
Suggest breathing deeply: Before you take any action, get control of the situation and calm yourself and the patient. Suggesting them to take deep breaths is a great way to do this. This creates composure and allows you to evaluate the case to determine how to proceed.
Access the situation: If you can see the tooth detached from the mouth, heavy bleeding, or swelling, take a closer look to assess what the issue is. Is the tooth broken, or has it fallen out? The next step should be taken if the tooth is not intact.
Safely store the tooth: If the patient had a tooth knocked out but could save it, store it somewhere safe so you can bring it with you to our urgent dentist hospital.
How do we handle dental emergencies after clinic hours?
We at Euro-Dent strive to handle most dental emergencies compassionately and quickly.
To give the best possible assistance, our dental emergency process involves the following 3 steps:
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We always reserve 45 minutes of chair time.
Fill in the form
Once you are in for a consultation, you’ll be given a medical form to fill in.
Check-up
After completing the formalities, you will be sent to our emergency dentist, and according to your consultation, the tests and treatment will be suggested.
Note:
We address dental care emergencies exclusively from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., 5 days a week. The reservation fee, which includes any radiological recordings, is €195.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I get emergency dental care services?
How can an emergency dentist help you?
Do emergency rooms in hospitals have dentists?
A dentist is not generally on staff in hospital emergency rooms. Emergency room patients are usually given antibiotics or pain medications and told to contact their dentist.