Knightsbridge London
Emergencies
At Serene Dental in Knightsbridge, we have treated many patients from Belgravia, Knightsbridge, Pimlico, and throughout London for dental emergencies. We will do our best to keep you calm, make you feel comfortable, and treat you as quickly as possible.
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What is a dental emergency in Knightsbridge?
At Serene Dental, we classify a dental emergency as any of the following:
- Any kind of trauma to the mouth or face that has resulted in broken, chipped, or knocked-out teeth.
- Relentless toothache with pain that is possibly spreading throughout your head.
- A painful abscess or swelling.
- Any bleeding from your teeth, gums, or soft tissue in your mouth.
- Lost or chipped fillings and crowns.
How to get a dental emergency appointment in Knightsbridge?
We have long opening hours, so you can contact us during these times for a dental emergency:
Monday to Friday – 09:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Saturday – 09:30 AM to 02:00 PM
020 7112 4919
For any dental emergencies that occur outside of these times, we suggest that you call 111, who can advise you on what to do next.
What should I do in a dental emergency in Knightsbridge?
Here is advice for some of the more common dental emergencies that we see in patients from Knightsbridge, Pimlico, Belgravia, and throughout London:
A knocked-out tooth
Make sure you call us for an emergency dental appointment as soon as possible. Saving a knocked-out tooth is time-critical, so the sooner you call us, the better. If you have found the knocked-out tooth, keep it safe either inside your mouth or in a cup of cold milk to prevent it from drying out, and bring it with you to the emergency dentist. Pick up the tooth by the crown, not by the roots, and don’t wash or handle the tooth too much. Take paracetamol if you are suffering from pain.
A chipped tooth
If your tooth suffers a chip or a fracture due to trauma or injury, you may need an emergency filling, crown, or extraction. Your emergency dentist should be able to file down any uneven edges and replace missing parts of the chipped tooth with a tooth-colored filling. If you are experiencing pain, try taking paracetamol, and swishing your mouth with salt water can help too.
An abscess
If you experience any swelling in your face, gums, or mouth, this may be due to a dental abscess. This is an infection inside the tooth pulp and will need immediate dental emergency treatment. Take paracetamol for any pain. Do not lie flat, but stay seated or upright until you get to the emergency dentist.
