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Emergency Dental Treatment
From Lost Fillings to Toothaches

Dimos Dental caters for dental emergencies with same-day or next-day appointments

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Emergency Dentistry Treatment in Melbourne's CBD

 

At Dimos Dental, we offer same-day emergency dental appointments for both new and existing patients who are experiencing pain or oral health conditions that require immediate attention.

 

Dental emergencies include:

  • Toothache
  • Jaw pain
  • Facial swelling
  • A visible broken tooth or restoration i.e. front tooth or teeth
  • Oral lesions i.e. blisters  
  • Soft tissue injury
  • A tooth which has been knocked out or traumatised

 

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common dental emergency is dental infection which more often than not presents as a strong toothache. 

Advanced infections may require a course of antibiotics, and eventually root canal treatment (RCT) to remove the infection at the source. 

RCT's involve the removal of infected nerve tissue and are completed under local anaesthetic, usually requiring 2-3 appointments. 

A dental emergency refers to any situation involving the teeth, gums, or surrounding tissues that requires immediate attention from a dental professional to alleviate pain, prevent further damage, or address a serious oral health issue. Common examples of dental emergencies include severe toothaches, knocked-out teeth, cracked or fractured teeth, significant oral bleeding, injuries to the soft tissues of the mouth, severe swelling or abscesses, and issues with dental appliances such as broken braces or wires. Any condition causing intense pain, interfering with normal oral function, or posing a risk of infection or permanent damage typically warrants prompt dental care.

In a dental emergency, staying calm is key. Start by assessing the situation, then contact your dentist right away; if it's after hours, contact an emergency clinic. Follow any instructions from your dentist and seek emergency care if needed. Acting swiftly can greatly impact the outcome, so don't delay in getting help.

Get in touch with us immediately if you experience;

  • Toothache
  • Jaw pain
  • Facial swelling
  • A visible broken tooth or restoration i.e. front tooth or teeth
  • Oral lesions i.e. blisters  
  • Soft tissue injury
  • A tooth which has been knocked out or traumatised (Please note: If a child has knocked a baby tooth out, do NOT attempt to place it back in the socket)

Meet Our Team:

Headshot of Dr Chris Dimos at dental clinic in Melbourne

Dr Christopher Dimos
Principal Dentist- BDSc (Melb), FIADFE

Chris was born in Melbourne and graduated as a dentist from the University of Melbourne in 1986. Having commenced clinical practice on Collins St in 1989, he has been a Melbourne CBD dental practitioner for over 30 years. Chris is personally interested in cosmetic and restorative dentistry, especially in the field of implants. His other passion lies in the area of facial aesthetics, of which he has been a speaker and trainer. Chris is committed to continuing education and ...

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