We understand that dental emergencies can be unexpected and require immediate attention. Our dedicated team of experienced professionals is here to offer prompt, compassionate, and effective care when you need it most.
Our standard emergency appointment is €100 for the initial consultation and includes up to two X-rays (if required). Our dentists will then advise on the cost of treatment that you may require.
Toothache Relief
Immediate treatment to alleviate severe tooth pain and discomfort.
Broken or Chipped Teeth
Quick repairs to restore the appearance and function of your teeth.
Knocked-Out Teeth
Urgent care to save and reimplant teeth whenever possible.
Lost Fillings or Crowns
Fast replacement to prevent further damage and restore your smile.
Abscesses and Infections
Prompt treatment to manage pain and prevent the spread of infection.
Orthodontic Emergencies
Immediate solutions for broken braces or wires causing discomfort.
Don't wait in pain. If you're experiencing a dental emergency, contact JME Dental now for immediate, expert care. We are here to help you smile again.
In most cases we see, patients tend to call it a dental emergency when they are in pain or discomfort, and they are not able to alleviate this through regular methods. If you have a cracked tooth, or a loose crown or filling then you will need to contact us for same-day appointment.
Yes, in almost all cases we will be able to provide you with pain relief or dental treatment to help with your emergency problem. After we have taken care of your existing issue, we can discuss the best way that you can look after your oral health in the future.
We do our best to take care of dental emergencies as soon as possible, or on the same day if our schedule allows. We set aside a certain amount of appointments each day to take care of our patients dental emergencies.
After your emergency appointment, your regular dentist will need to be informed and, depending on why you sought emergency dental care, you may need to attend an appointment with them.
The best way to prevent dental abscesses is to maintain good oral health, attend dental check-ups every 6 months and keep an eye on any fillings or crowns that you have in your mouth. If they come loose, you will need to seek an emergency appointment as this is a common cause of dental infections. If you play sports, you can prevent your teeth from becoming cracked or chipped by wearing a sports mouthguard.
