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Emergency Dentist
First Impressions Dental
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Complete Perth Family Dentistry
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Emergency Dentist Perth
If you are looking for an emergency dentist in Stirling, Beechboro, Joondalup, Butler or Bunbury, then First Impressions Dental is the best dental practice for you. We offer same-day appointments to ensure both new and existing patients can receive the treatment they need when they are in pain. At our practices, we reserve time throughout each day to accommodate emergency appointments. Our team understands that the sooner you can make it to our office, the faster you can access pain relief.
Some of the most common emergencies that we treat include:
Knocked-out teeth
Toothaches
Abscesses
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What to Do if You’ve Knocked Out a Tooth
The first thing you need to do if you knock out a tooth, is locate the tooth. Also, make sure you immediately apply pressure to your mouth with a clean cloth or tissue to control the bleeding. When you find the tooth, carefully handle it, and only pick it up by the crown – do not touch the root. Gently rinse off any dirt that is on the tooth, and then store it in a sealed container which has been filled with milk or contact solution. The sooner you can get to our practice, the more likely it is that you will be able to save your tooth. We offer same-day dentistry to ac
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The Dental Implant Process
- When you get implants, there will be a few different appointments involved, including surgical placement of the implant root, the healing period, and the final reconstruction.
- Although implant placement does require a small surgery, it is usually easier and more comfortable than having a tooth pulled out. Most of our patients are surprised at how quick and straightforward the surgery actually is.
- After the surgery, the implant integrates with the bone over the next few months, and you will have to wear a temporary restoration for aesthetic purposes.
- About three to six months later, we will fix the permanent crown, bridge or denture in place.
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Are You a Candidate for Dental Implants?
- Before you can receive implant treatment, our expert dentists will need to screen you for gum disease or decay and check the amount of healthy bone support.
- We recommend implants for individuals with fully developed teeth and there is a minimum age requirement of 18 years old.
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