How 24hour Emergency Dentist can restore lost teeth

If you’ve lost a tooth through an injury, an accident or as a result of gum disease, we have a range of restorative options available. Losing a tooth can be distressing, but we’re on hand to help out in an emergency. Whether it’s possible to salvage the lost tooth, or you’ve lost the tooth and you’re ready to explore replacement options, we’re confident you’ll leave us with a smile on your face.

Saving a lost tooth

In some cases, when a tooth is dislodged, it is possible to save it. If you still have the tooth, and it’s only just fallen out, hold the tooth in your mouth between the cheek and the gums, or place it in a glass of milk or tepid water. If you touch the tooth, take care to avoid the root and hold only the crown section. Call us and we’ll see you as quickly as possible. If it is possible to save the tooth, your dentist will re-implant it into the socket. If it’s not viable to save the tooth, we have other options available, and our dentists will explain how we can help.

How we restore lost teeth

Lost teeth can be a problem for many reasons, and we strongly advise patients who have got gaps in their smile to consider replacing missing teeth. Gaps can affect oral health, and they can also impact oral function. Many people who have lost teeth also feel self-conscious about the appearance of their smile. If you have a lost a tooth or multiple teeth, we have good news. We offer swift solutions like dental bridges, and we can also talk about dentures and provide information about dental implants. Bridges are a very popular solution for patients with a single missing tooth. Treatment takes two sessions to complete, and we can use bespoke bridges crafted from porcelain for the best aesthetics.

If you’re missing a tooth or you’ve lost a number of teeth in an accident, we can help. We have expertise in saving and replacing lost teeth, and we can work quickly to achieve amazing results. Call us today, and we’ll do everything we can to restore your smile to its former glory.