Dental Panache

  Dental emergencies can strike at any time and anywhere. Most aren't serious, but they do necessitate immediate treatment to restore oral health and smile. The sooner treatment begins, the higher the probabilities of survival. Let's look at how quickly you need to act in different emergencies to get the best results. If you experience any of the following signs and symptoms of a life-threatening situation: loss of consciousness, vomiting, seizure, amnesia, shortness of breath, or chest pain, you should go to a trauma center right away. Other types of dental injury that can be treated for up to 12 hours include chipped or cracked teeth. To provide emergency dental care, Dental Panache employs a variety of tools and techniques, ranging from specialized root canal instruments to stabilizing splints that can be bonded to the teeth. We are happy to answer any questions or address any concerns you may have about any of these issues or any of our other services. We'd like to hea...

  Emergencies can strike at any time and in any location. Dental emergencies can occur anywhere: on the plains, while playing, on the highway, or even while lying in bed at night. Fortunately, most dental emergencies aren't life-threatening, but they do necessitate prompt treatment to restore your oral health and smile. Everyone should know how to react in an emergency We'll give you some general guidelines, but keep in mind that any sign or symptoms of a life-threatening situation, such as loss of consciousness, vomiting, seizure, amnesia, shortness of breath, or chest pain, should be taken to a trauma centre immediately. Let's look at how quickly you need to act in various emergency situations to get the best results. 1. Teeth/Facial Injury -  If a permanent tooth is knocked out, it should be located as soon as possible and gently rinsed with water before being replaced. If this isn't possible, place the tooth in saliva or milk and call us right away. The earlier trea...