Emergency Dentist in Manor Park, East London
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Prompt Care When You Need It Most
A dental emergency should not be ignored. Pain, swelling, infection or trauma can sometimes lead to permanent damage if treatment is delayed.
Our priority is to assess the problem, relieve discomfort where possible and provide the most suitable immediate care. In some cases, emergency treatment may be used to stabilise the tooth first, with further treatment arranged once the urgent issue has settled.
If you are unsure whether your problem is urgent, please contact our team. We can advise you on the next step and whether an emergency appointment is needed.
Emergency Dental Problems We Treat
Severe Toothache
Toothache can be caused by decay, infection, cracks, gum problems or pressure around the tooth. We will assess the cause and explain the treatment needed to relieve pain and protect your oral health.
Dental Abscess
An abscess is usually caused by infection and may lead to swelling, pain, a bad taste or feeling unwell. Dental abscesses should be checked quickly, especially if swelling is spreading.
Broken or Chipped Tooth
A broken tooth can be sensitive, sharp or painful when biting. We can smooth sharp edges, protect the tooth and discuss suitable repair options.
Knocked-Out Adult Tooth
A knocked-out adult tooth needs urgent attention. The sooner you contact the practice, the better the chance of saving the tooth.
Lost Filling
A lost filling can leave the tooth sensitive and vulnerable to further damage. We can assess the tooth and replace or repair the restoration.
Lost or Loose Crown
A loose crown should be checked quickly to avoid damage to the tooth underneath. Please do not use superglue to reattach a crown.
What Counts as a Dental Emergency?
You should contact Manor Park Dental Practice as soon as possible if you are experiencing:
- Severe or persistent toothache
- Facial swelling or gum swelling
- A dental abscess
- A broken, cracked or chipped tooth
- A knocked-out adult tooth
- A loose or damaged crown
- A lost filling causing pain or sensitivity
- Bleeding after dental trauma
- Pain when biting or chewing
- Wisdom tooth pain or swelling
- Injury to the mouth, teeth, lips or gums
- A dental problem that is stopping you from eating, sleeping or working normally
Emergency Dental Problems We Treat
Severe Toothache
Toothache can be caused by decay, infection, cracks, gum problems or pressure around the tooth. We will assess the cause and explain the treatment needed to relieve pain and protect your oral health.
Dental Abscess
An abscess is usually caused by infection and may lead to swelling, pain, a bad taste or feeling unwell. Dental abscesses should be checked quickly, especially if swelling is spreading.
Broken or Chipped Tooth
A broken tooth can be sensitive, sharp or painful when biting. We can smooth sharp edges, protect the tooth and discuss suitable repair options.
Knocked-Out Adult Tooth
A knocked-out adult tooth needs urgent attention. The sooner you contact the practice, the better the chance of saving the tooth.
Lost Filling
A lost filling can leave the tooth sensitive and vulnerable to further damage. We can assess the tooth and replace or repair the restoration.
Lost or Loose Crown
A loose crown should be checked quickly to avoid damage to the tooth underneath. Please do not use superglue to reattach a crown.
What to Do
While You Wait
If You Have Toothache
Take pain relief as directed on the packet, such as paracetamol or ibuprofen if you can take them safely. Avoid very hot, cold or sugary foods if they trigger pain.
If You Lose a Filling
You may be able to place temporary shop-bought dental filling material into the cavity until your appointment. Sugar-free chewing gum may also help protect the area temporarily.
If You Lose a Crown
If the crown is intact, keep it safe and bring it to your appointment. You may use over-the-counter dental cement or sugar-free gum as a temporary measure, but do not use superglue.
If You Chip or Break a Tooth
Rinse your mouth gently with warm water. Keep any broken pieces if possible. A cold compress may help reduce swelling, and clean gauze can be used if there is bleeding.
If an Adult Tooth Is Knocked Out
Hold the tooth by the crown, not the root. Rinse it gently if dirty, but do not scrub it. If possible, place it back into the socket the right way round. If this is not possible, keep it in milk and contact us immediately.
If a Baby Tooth Is Knocked Out
Do not try to put a baby tooth back into the socket, as this can damage the adult tooth developing underneath. Contact the practice for advice if the gum is damaged, bleeding or if fragments may remain.
If You Have an Abscess
Rinse gently with warm salty water and use a cold compress to help reduce swelling. If you have severe swelling, intense pain, fever or flu-like symptoms, seek urgent medical help.
Treatment Will Depend on the Problem
Emergency dental treatment is not the same for every patient. The right option depends on the cause of pain, the condition of the tooth and whether infection or trauma is present.
Emergency care may involve:
- Temporary filling
- Permanent filling
- Antibiotics where clinically appropriate
- Draining an abscess
- Root canal treatment
- Tooth extraction if the tooth cannot be saved
- Crown recementing or replacement
- Smoothing a sharp or broken tooth
- Repairing a chipped tooth
- Advice and referral where needed
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Why Patients Choose Manor Park Dental Practice
- Experienced dental team
- Modern dental technology
- Personalised treatment plans
- Friendly and welcoming environment
- Convenient Manor Park location in East London
Nervous About an Emergency Dental Visit?
We understand that dental emergencies can feel overwhelming, especially if you are already in pain or feel anxious about treatment.
Our team will do everything we can to make your visit calm and manageable. We will explain what we are doing, check that you are comfortable and focus first on helping you get out of pain.
If you are nervous, please let us know when you contact the practice so we can support you from the start.
NHS and Private Emergency Dental Care
Manor Park Dental Practice provides both NHS and private dental care. The availability and type of emergency appointment may depend on your symptoms, appointment availability and clinical needs.
Our team will explain your options clearly, including any expected fees, before treatment begins.
Meet Your Invisalign Dentists in Manor Park
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Dr Shraddha Innani
Dr Shraddha Innani is the clinical lead at Manor Park Dental Practice with over 15 years of experience in both NHS and private dentistry. She qualified in Mumbai and passed the Statutory UK exam in 2010. Dr Innani is known for her patient-centred approach, combining preventative care with advanced cosmetic treatments.
Dr. Shiri Seymour
Dr Shiri Seymour has been the Specialist Orthodontist at Manor Park Dental Practice since 2011. She trained at Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ and completed her specialist orthodontic training at the Eastman Dental Institute. Dr Seymour provides Invisalign and orthodontic treatments for both adults and children.
I’ve been coming to Manor Park Dental Practice for years, and the care has always been excellent—but my recent experience with Dr Sneha really stood out. I needed urgent help with my dentures, and she was calm, professional, and reassuring from the moment I walked in.
Excellent service from the hygienist. Very professional, gentle, and made me feel comfortable during the whole appointment. The clinic is clean and the staff are very friendly. Highly recommend!
Excellent practice, have been here for some years now! Dr Sneha is so kind and compassionate and has helped allay a lot of my fears about dental assessments.
Excellent care, Dr Sneh and here team has been excellent, caring, and knowledgeable to give the best treatment possible. My entire family has been going there for the last 3 years and never ever have I had a dull or bad experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I have severe toothache?
If you have severe toothache, contact Manor Park Dental Practice as soon as possible. Tooth pain can be caused by decay, infection, cracks or gum problems, and early treatment may help prevent the issue from becoming worse.
Can I be seen quickly for a dental emergency?
We will always try to help urgent patients as quickly as possible. Emergency appointment availability may depend on the day, your symptoms and how urgent the problem is.
What should I do if I knock out an adult tooth?
Hold the tooth by the crown, not the root. If possible, place it gently back into the socket. If you cannot do this, keep it in milk and contact the practice immediately.
Is a dental abscess an emergency?
A dental abscess should be checked quickly, especially if you have swelling, severe pain, fever or feel unwell. If swelling is spreading or you are struggling to breathe or swallow, seek urgent medical help.
Where can I find an emergency dentist in Manor Park?
Manor Park Dental Practice provides emergency dental care in Manor Park, East London. You can find us at 620 Romford Road, London E12 5AQ, or call 020 8478 1431 for advice and appointment availability.
Start Your Smile or Oral Health Journey Today
Thinking about improving your smile or dental health? Speak with our team about a checkup, hygiene, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, Invisalign and more.