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Dental Emergencies - Call Us Immediately
If you require emergency treatment, please call us on:
- (01) 485 1033 - Dublin (Red Cow)
- (01) 270 9323 - Dublin (Aungier Street)
- (061) 414 673 - Limerick
- (091) 351 033 - Galway
to book an appointment. We'll do our best to fit you in at short notice.
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What Are Dental Emergencies?
A dental emergency not only refers to tooth pain but other issues surrounding the tissues in the mouth which may need to be given immediate attention.
Examples of dental emergencies include, but are not limited to: infections, fractured tooth or dental restoration.
Fractures can often be classified as dental trauma and are most common in younger people, while dental restoration may also be called ‘dental filling’.
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The Cost Of Emergency Dentistry
An emergency appointment with an x-ray costs €75.
We are open 70 hours per week for your convenience.
Appointments are available at the following times:
- Dublin: Mon-Fri: 8am-8pm | Sat: 9am-5pm
- Limerick: Mon-Fri: 8am-8pm | Sat: 9am-5pm
- Galway: Mon-Fri: 8am-8pm | Sat: 9am-5pm
Call us today and we will do our very best to fit you in at short notice.
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If you are experiencing pain, call us today.
We can advise you over the phone on the best ways to help you cope with the discomfort if you cannot see us immediately.
We will do our best to have you seen by one of our dentists at short notice.
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Visit us in either our Dublin (Red Cow), Dublin (Aungier Street), Limerick or Galway clinics.
Our addresses are:
- Dublin (Red Cow): The Red Cow Complex, Naas Rd, Fox-And-Geese, Dublin, D22 KV24- Google Map Link
- Dublin (Aungier Street): 13-16 Redmond's Hill, Aungier Street, Dublin 2, D02 RP46 - Google Map Link
- Limerick: Old Quarter House, Little Ellen St, Limerick, V94 D72V - Google Map Link
- Galway: 28, Briarhill Business Park, Galway, H91 C9DR- Google Map Link
Once you come in to visit us and the pain has been reduced, our dentists will then examine the problem.
We can then advise on the best course of treatment, and undertake any necessary work to fix the issue.
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Our front of house team will arrange any further appointments required to complete your treatment and restore your smile.
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Our team of experienced dentists are waiting to hear from you. Book your free consultation today.
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13-16 Redmond's Hill, Aungier Street, Dublin 2, D02 RP46
The Red Cow Complex, Naas Rd, Fox-And-Geese, Dublin, D22 KV24
Old Quarter House, Little Ellen St, Limerick, V94 D72V
28, Briarhill Business Park, Galway, H91 C9DR
Commonly Asked Questions
How soon can I be seen?
We recommend calling first thing in the morning. We will always have emergency appointments available throughout the day.
If I am in pain what can I do?
If you have severe pain we highly recommend that you call and ask for an emergency appointment. We will aim to get you out of pain as quickly as possible.
My child has lost a tooth. What should I do?
Try to locate the tooth and place it in milk. Then, call us and let us know what has happened and we will arrange to have them seen.
What is the most common dental emergency?
Pulpitis, abscesses, pericoronitis and broken/chipped teeth are usually the most common dental emergencies.
Whenever there is pain involved, it can be considered an emergency.
A broken front tooth can also be considered an emergency, as it can be very embarrassing for the patient.
What do you do if you have a dental emergency?
You should get an appointment with a dentist to check what's going on and start the appropriate treatment as soon as possible.
Is losing a crown a dental emergency?
Not necessarily. It can be considered an emergency if it is causing you pain or if it is in a front tooth for aesthetic reasons.
Regardless of the circumstance, the crown needs to be replaced as soon as possible, at least for a temporary one, otherwise there is a risk of compromising the tooth structure that is left.
Is a dental abscess an emergency?
Definitely. Dental abscesses come from infections, and they need to be treated as soon as possible. You might require antibiotics, draining it, and sometimes some further treatment is necessary, like a root canal or an extraction, for example.
If you notice you have an abscess, unusual swelling or pus draining into your mouth, you should call us immediately.