When you need urgent dental care, for example when experiencing acute dental pain, when loosing a filling or a crown or when breaking a tooth and our practice is unable to provide immidiate treatment, you are elligible to make use of the emergency dentist.

1. Make regular appointments with your dentist. The dentist can check your teeth for signs of tooth decay and other conditions and treat them as needed.

2. Brush your teeth twice a day. Be sure to properly clean your teeth and gums to reduce the risk of tooth decay.

3. Eat healthy. A healthy diet in combination with low sugar intake reduces the risk of tooth decay.

4. Use mouthwash. Mouthwash helps remove unwanted food residue and bacteria that cause tooth decay.

5. Choose gum care. Gum care, such as flossing, helps remove food residue and bacteria.

If you have an acute toothache, it is important to see a dentist as soon as possible. Meanwhile, you can take painkillers to relieve the pain. It is also highly recommended to apply ice to the affected area to reduce inflammation. If you have a toothache, do not eat hot or warm food, as this can make the pain worse. It is also important to apply proper brushing technique to the surrounding area of the affected tooth while avoiding rubbing or touching the affected area directly.

It depends on the availability of the emergency dentist, but generally you can get an appointment with an emergency dentist within a few hours.

Yes, many emergency dentists are available for urgent care outside of office hours. It is best to call to confirm whether or not an emenrgency dentist is available.

This depends on your insurer and the insurance plan you have. Some insurers limit your choice to a particular network of emergency dentists, while others give you the freedom to visit an emergency dentist of your choice. To avoid unpleasant surprises, it is advisable to check costs in advance.

The costs of visitig an emergency dentist can vary depending on your insurance and the treatment you require. It is best to have an upfront discussion with your insurer or emergency dentist.

This depends on your insurer and the terms of your insurance plan. It is best to check in advance , for example by calling your insurer before visiting an emergency dentist.

During a visit to an emergency dentist, the dentist will examine your teeth and mouth, diagnose and, if necessary, perform treatment.

It is recommended to carefully clean your teeth before visiting the dentist, but it is not strictly necessary.

Visiting an emergency dentist can sometimes hurt, depending on the treatment you need and the treatment methods used by the emergency dentist. Emergency dentists work with anesthesia to reduce pain. Before starting trreatment, talk to your emergency dentist regarding pain-free treatment options.