emergency dentist

Sparkey84 wrote: »

hiya guys does anybody know of an emergency dentist anywhere in Leinster or within any kind of driving distance. we in wexford the only info i have found is a smiles franchise. i have left voicemail messages in a wexford and dublin branch in the last two hours have not heard anything yet. its for a 7yo who fell off bicycle. her front tooth is half in socket it is quite displaced.

You are unliekly to find an emmergency dentist now, VHI swiftcare in dundrum is you last bet I would guess.

That trauma can likely wait until tomorrow covered with some calpol for pain relief, however get it seen soon enough. To ease you own mind know that the damage is done the moment of impact and any delay now is unlikely to cause significant complications extra.

Biting a few cloves and setting them bear the area will take the edge of a little

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Out of Hours Emergency services

We also provide an out-of-hours emergency service from 5pm to 10pm Monday to Friday and on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays from 9am to 10pm for severe dental emergencies only.

This service is managed by telephoning 01 6127200. You will need to provide a contact number for the dentist on duty to contact you via our answering service. It can take up to 2 hours for your call to be returned.

Please do not present to the Hospital facility as this service is managed by appointment only. This service may also be limited to advice by telephone only.

Please read the information below on how to access this service as an appointment is required. If you have a severe dental emergency outside these hours, you should contact your nearest general hospital.

How do I contact the Emergency Out of Hours Service?
As above, to access this service you must telephone in advance. Do not turn up as this service is managed by appointment only or advice by telephone only.

Phone (01) 612 7200

When you dial this number please listen carefully and follow the instructions to be connected to our answering service. After the message you will hear a beep (tone), state clearly your name and the telephone number where you can be reached for the next 2 hours

A dentist will telephone you and advise you as to what to do next. This can be up to 2 hours from the time of your call. Please ensure you are available to take the return call.

Do I have to pay for Accident and Emergency service?
The Accident & Emergency fee €70 is payable at your visit. It covers your initial visit to the Accident and Emergency Department only, and any return visits to Accident & Emergency with the same problem, within three months of your first visit.

The Accident and Emergency on-call charge is €100. We will send you an invoice for this charge, which you must pay within five working days. It covers your initial visit to the Accident and Emergency Department only, and any return visits to the department with the same problem, within three months of your first visit.

If you hold a current Health Services Executive Eastern Region (HSE) Medical Card and live in Dublin, Wicklow or Kildare you will not be billed for Accident and Emergency treatment.

If you hold a current E111 Government Scheme for Foreign Visitors or an E128 Government Scheme for Foreign Visitors, you will not be billed for Accident and Emergency services.

If you require copies of your x-rays or treatment records, charges will apply.