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Emergency Dental Care

Immediate dental care when you need it most. Our emergency dental services are designed to provide quick, effective relief 24/7.

Emergency Hotline: +254 707 092 373
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Emergency dental care
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When Dental Emergencies Strike

Dental emergencies can happen at any time, causing severe pain and discomfort. At Afya Mile Dental, we understand that dental pain can't wait, which is why we provide emergency dental services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Our emergency team is equipped to handle all types of dental emergencies with promptness and precision, ensuring you receive the care you need when you need it most. We prioritize emergency cases to provide immediate pain relief and treatment.

24/7 Availability

Round-the-clock emergency dental services

Prompt Relief

Immediate attention to dental pain

Expert Care

Experienced emergency dental professionals

Emergency dental treatment
<30min

Average Response Time

What We Treat

Common Dental Emergencies

We're equipped to handle all types of dental emergencies with promptness and precision.

Severe Toothache

Intense tooth pain that interferes with eating, sleeping, or daily activities, often indicating infection or damage requiring immediate attention.

Seek immediate treatment

Knocked-Out Tooth

A tooth that has been completely displaced from its socket due to trauma or injury. Quick action can save the tooth.

Critical first 30 minutes

Broken/Chipped Tooth

Cracked, fractured, or broken teeth from trauma that may cause pain and sensitivity. Can lead to infection if untreated.

Protect from further damage

Dental Abscess

A painful infection at the root of a tooth or between the gum and a tooth, causing severe pain, facial swelling, and fever.

Medical emergency

Lost Filling/Crown

Dental restorations that have fallen out or broken, leaving teeth vulnerable to sensitivity, damage, and decay.

Temporary protection needed

Soft Tissue Injury

Cuts, lacerations, or puncture wounds to the lips, cheeks, tongue, or gums that may require stitches and professional care.

Control bleeding first
What To Do

Emergency First Aid Tips

Follow these steps while seeking immediate professional dental care.

For Toothache:

  • Rinse mouth with warm salt water
  • Use dental floss to remove any trapped food
  • Apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek
  • Take over-the-counter pain medication as directed
  • Don't place aspirin directly on the tooth or gum tissue

For Knocked-Out Tooth:

  • Handle the tooth by the crown (top), not the root
  • Rinse gently with water if dirty, but don't scrub
  • Try to reinsert it in the socket if possible
  • If not possible, keep tooth moist in milk or saliva
  • See a dentist within 30 minutes for best chance of saving the tooth

For Dental Abscess:

  • Rinse mouth with mild salt water several times
  • Take over-the-counter pain medication for discomfort
  • Apply cold compress to face to minimize swelling
  • Seek immediate dental care as infections can spread quickly
  • Don't delay treatment or attempt to drain the abscess yourself

For Soft Tissue Injury:

  • Rinse wound gently with warm water
  • Apply pressure with gauze or clean cloth to stop bleeding
  • Apply cold compress to reduce swelling for 5-10 minutes
  • If bleeding doesn't stop after 15 minutes, seek emergency care
  • Don't ignore deep cuts or punctures that may need stitches

Important Reminder

These first aid tips are temporary measures only. Always seek professional dental care for emergencies as soon as possible.

Need Emergency Dental Care?

Don't wait - contact us immediately for urgent dental problems. We're available 24/7.

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