Be ready if a dental emergency calls
Suffering from sudden tooth discomfort? Stop and learn the following 6 ways to deal with a dental emergency before you do anything.
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Emergency Dental Care Tips: Cracked Teeth, Tooth
Dental Care 101: Prevention Tip
Emergency Dental Care Tips: Toothache
Emergency Dental Care Tips for Toothache
(Including Severe or Acute Pain to the Tooth, Teeth, Gums & Mouth)
1. Rinse out your mouth with warm water to cleanse it. 2. Take x2 Nurofen, Advil or Ibuprofen then wait 3 hours. 3. Then take x2 Panadol or Paracetemol then wait 3 hours and repeat step 2. 4. You can repeat the above steps until you see us, on most occasions you will see us well before you have to do this.
(Note: Do Not Apply aspirin directly to the source of the pain)