We all know that weird piece of time between the start of an accident and the end of it. The bit when your mind says ‘uh oh’ and everything goes into slow motion. You watch yourself flying through the air and the ground rushing towards your face, you feel the air pushed out of your lungs and then you lie there, very still, trying to work out what’s broken. You gingerly sit up, feel around for cuts, wipe your face and notice things are a bit wobbly in your mouth, or even that there’s blood all over your chin and your lovely white teeth on the ground. If you’ve done your preparation, you will know exactly what to do next: get yourself to the emergency dentist in Buckinghamshire as quickly as you can.
Store our number in your phone
You will already have our number at Garden View Dental Care in your phone, so you won’t have to spend ages looking for us as your emergency dentist in Buckinghamshire online.
Call us quickly
As soon as you, or your friends, get through to us, it’s important that you tell us what has happened. If you have knocked out teeth, the emergency dentist in Buckinghamshire needs to see you within two hours of your accident so that we can have a chance at getting them put back successfully. Whatever your emergency is, we will do our very best to see you the same day that you call.
Take care of your knocked-out teeth
If your teeth have come right out and are on the ground, you must make sure to pick them up by the crown of the tooth and not the roots. The roots have living fibres attached to them and touching them can cause damage that will hinder them reattaching to the bone in your jaw.
If you can bear to, have a go at re-inserting the teeth in the sockets. If it’s too painful then the best place to store your teeth is inside your mouth. If you can’t do so, store them in some milk in a jar. Never, ever store them in tap water; it will kill the roots.


Reducing worries
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Time was, dental staff could be a bit standoffish, that patients perhaps felt that they were just one in a long series of mouths full of dodgy teeth. Couple that with the fact that lying back with your mouth open while someone pokes around in it with pointy metal objects, some that make loud noises, and you can’t see what is going on, and it’s a recipe for feeling anxious and unable to relax.
Garden View Dental Care offers an emergency dentist scheme operating out of hours for a reasonable fee. But while waiting for our emergency dentist in Buckinghamshire to examine you, here are some tips that will help you get common dental emergencies under control.
Preventing cavities and gum disease
So you might have considered teeth-straightening treatments to treat crooked teeth or a misaligned bite, but feel hesitant about the ins and outs of the procedure. For a lot of adults, the thought of unsightly metal braces is a no-go in a professional career. The next solution we provide at Garden View is
Are you in pain?
What is a dental emergency
If you are on the lookout for a