We not only care about your oral health but your time as well. Tooth pain or dental issues can strike when you least expect them, making you feel your most vulnerable.
Emergency dental needs can range from something simple, such as a filling or relief of a toothache, through to more complex procedures like a tooth extraction. If you experience a dental emergency, we encourage you to contact Dental Boutique™ as soon as possible to discuss your situation.
At Dental Boutique™, we do our best to accommodate urgent appointments where possible. Our team aims to provide timely support for unexpected dental concerns, and our clinics are equipped with modern technology to assist with a wide range of treatments.
Some dental problems may require urgent attention, such as severe tooth pain, injury, or uncontrolled bleeding. In these cases, timely care can help reduce the risk of further complications.
At Dental Boutique™, our team can assist patients with a range of urgent dental needs under one roof. If you are facing the following dental emergencies, feel free to contact us on 1300 327 6453 , so we can help assist with your dental issues and pain.
The first step is to stay calm and find the actual tooth. If your tooth has been knocked out, please preserve your tooth in milk or saline as soon as it is knocked out until you see a dentist. Time is critical in saving the tooth so contact us for an emergency appointment.
Swelling that affects not only the cheeks, but also the gums can indicate an underlying dental problem. Common causes of swollen gums and cheeks can include a range of dental issues, so seeing a dentist urgently would be highly recommended.
Tooth sensitivity, or “dentin hypersensitivity,” is exactly what it sounds like: pain or discomfort in the teeth as a response to certain stimuli. You may also experience pain or sensitivity to your head and neck region. It may be temporary or a chronic problem, and it can affect one tooth, several teeth, or all the teeth in a single individual.
Clean the area by rinsing the mouth with warm water. Use an ice pack wrapped in a clean towel or a cold compress on the face if needed to reduce swelling. It’s best to head to the dentist as soon as possible, as a dentist can discern how serious the condition.
A toothache can be caused by a number of reasons including; infection, cracked tooth, cavity or a leaky filling. This may also escalate and cause pain around your jaw area and cause your gum around the tooth to become red and puffy, causing nasty taste or/and a bad breath.
We offer a complete range of services in the field of General Dentistry, Cosmetic Dentistry, Orthodontic Treatments and Dental Emergencies. We not only care about your oral health but your time as well. We are here to help with all of your dental concerns, all in the one place.
An impacted wisdom tooth may not grow through your gums correctly. It may partially emerge, grow in at an angle, or develop completely sideways. It also often has a higher risk of infection, as several kinds of bacteria can cause an infection in and around a wisdom tooth.
If an infection enters this portion of your tooth, the toothache can create the need for immediate dental care. As a result, we regularly perform emergency treatments. It is important to visit us as soon as you have a toothache because if it is left alone, that same infection has the potential to spread.
Having to seek emergency dental treatment can be extremely stressful. For your own convenience, we offer all services under one roof, without the need to visit multiple locations to undergo your emergency dental treatment. With thousands of 5-Star reviews and being awarded the Business Health Service of the Year, we strive to ensure you reach optional oral and hygiene health.
Our caring team are here to assist you, using only state of the art technology.
Oral health complications, even those that involve little or no pain, can quickly lead to more serious and long-lasting damage if not treated promptly. Oral health complications should be dealt with as soon as possible, which is why emergency dentistry exists.
We urge that you get proper care as soon as possible, as any trauma to the teeth and supporting structures can lead to bleeding, pain and in some cases, even loss of teeth.
Dental emergencies are stressful and the added stress of having to visit multiple locations to find a solution is also extremely stressful. This is why we service all your dental emergencies under one roof. With advanced technology, we are able to assist you immediately.
If finance is a barrier to fixing your dental emergency problems, we offer payment plans, allowing you to start treatment straight away.
Contact us on 1300 327 6453 for immediate dental action. When you call us, we will do our best to provide advice or fit you in to help you take correct precautions and minimise your risk.
Dental fear affects 1/3 of Australian adults. One bad experience at the dentist due to a painful experience, being reprimanded or judged or not being listened to, can cause dental anxiety. This is why at Dental Boutique we pride ourselves in ensuring our patients not only have a great result, but have a comfortable, minimal discomfort and anxiety free journey. We offer award winning dentistry solutions such as General Anaesthesia (GA), where patients receive dental treatment while they are “asleep”.
In rare cases, a dental emergency may be part of a medical emergency. If you’re having trouble swallowing or breathing, cannot eat or drink normally, or have significant swelling around your mouth or jaw, call 000 or go to your local hospital emergency department immediately.
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Treatment: Porcelain Veneers
Time Taken After Procedure: Approx 1 week
Treatment: Porcelain Veneers
Time Taken After Procedure: Approx 10 days
Treatment: All On Implants™
Time Taken After Procedure: 3 months
Treatment: Porcelain Veneers
Time Taken After Procedure: Approx 5 days
Treatment: Invisalign & Composite Bonding
Time Taken After Procedure: Approx 18 months
We invite you to experience our no pressure, no obligation assessment to help guide, educate and confirm which treatment is right for you. Our friendly and highly trained team are passionate about healthy smiles.
Due to our extensive experience and knowledge, we would discuss all the different options available to you in your unique situation. We believe in supporting our clients in all the decision they make and tailor their treatment to suit each individual’s budget and lifestyle. Each member of our team is committed to serving you, so please don’t hesitate to ask us anything.
At Dental Boutique™, we believe patients should feel informed about both their treatment and the costs involved. Payment plan options are available to help make this process easier to manage.
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