Experiencing tooth pain or a dental emergency? Limes Dental Practice provides urgent dental appointments in Gloucester to assess and treat dental problems quickly and safely.
From severe toothache to broken teeth or swelling, our team offers prompt care in a calm and reassuring environment.
If you are experiencing a dental emergency, contact our practice and we will arrange an urgent appointment as soon as possible.
If you are experiencing a dental emergency, it is important to seek professional care as soon as possible.
At Limes Dental Practice in Gloucester, our dentists will assess your symptoms and identify the cause of the problem before recommending the most appropriate treatment.
Dental emergencies may include:
If you experience more serious symptoms such as rapid bleeding, nausea, vomiting, unconsciousness, difficulty breathing, or trouble seeing, you should attend a hospital accident and emergency department.
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When you arrive at Limes Dental Practice, our dentists will first assess the problem and discuss your symptoms.
The appointment typically involves:
Depending on the nature of the emergency, treatment may be carried out during the same visit or arranged for a later appointment if required.
Please note: We are a fully private dental practice and do not offer NHS treatment.
For dental emergencies, you should call us as soon as possible. We will then arrange you an urgent appointment. Receiving care quickly enables pain relief and is essential to limiting long-term damage.
The treatment recommended will depend on the cause of the problem. In some cases, a damaged tooth may be repaired using tooth fillings or protected with a dental crown. If a tooth cannot be saved, replacement options such as dental bridges, dentures, or dental implants may be discussed after the emergency has been managed.
Depending upon your emergency, you may need to organise follow-up appointments. This will be with your general dentist and helps to ensure that you are on the correct path to recovery.
Dental emergencies can include severe tooth pain, swelling, bleeding, trauma to a tooth, or signs of infection. If you are unsure whether your situation is urgent, contact the practice and our team can advise you.
Yes. If you are unsure whether you need urgent dental care, contacting the practice allows the team to advise you on the best next steps.