What is considered a Dental Emergency
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Facial Swelling
Facial swelling poses several dangers including obstructing airways, spreading infections to surrounding tissues, causing tooth displacement or loss. It indicates serious conditions like abscesses or fractures. Prompt care is crucial to address the underlying cause and prevent further complications.
Facial Trauma
Addressing facial trauma promptly is vital for several important reasons:Facial trauma can involve injuries to the skin, bones, teeth, and underlying structures. Immediate attention is crucial to prevent long-term damage, such as misalignment of the jaw, loss of teeth, or disfigurement.
Broken Tooth
Chipped or broken teeth are more vulnerable to further breakage, exposing the inner nerves and increasing the risk of infection or decay. A broken tooth often causes significant pain, especially if the fracture exposes the tooth's sensitive inner layers. Immediate dental care helps alleviate discomfort and manage any associated pain.
Severe Pain
Addressing severe dental pain promptly is crucial for several reasons:Severe dental pain often signals underlying issues like tooth decay, infection, or injury. If left untreated, these problems can worsen, potentially leading to more extensive damage, such as abscesses, tooth loss, or systemic infections.
Payment Policies
At Home Dentist, your 24 hour Emergency Dentist, we accept cash, debit cards, major credit cards, and Afterpay as payment for services. No accounts are made, and payment is due at the time of appointment. If you have Private Health Insurance, a detailed invoice will be supplied for you to claim directly with your Health Fund. For complex procedures, we will provide estimates in advance. For major treatment, we can offer interest fee payment plans at one of our Home Dentist Network Practices to help you manage the cost of your treatment. Please feel free to contact us with any questions about our payment policy.
