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Dental Injuries Treatment in London, United Kingdom

Dental injuries require immediate professional attention, and at London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, we provide comprehensive emergency treatment for all types of dental trauma. Our experienced team specialises in managing various dental injuries, from minor chips to complete tooth avulsion, ensuring the best possible outcomes for our patients.

We offer expert treatment for the full spectrum of dental trauma, including tooth fractures, displacement injuries, and root damage. Our state-of-the-art facility is equipped to handle emergency dental care, providing services such as tooth replantation, splinting, root canal therapy, and advanced restoration techniques. We understand that quick intervention is crucial in dental trauma cases, particularly in situations involving avulsed (knocked-out) teeth, where time is of the essence for successful treatment.

Our comprehensive approach includes thorough assessment, immediate care, and long-term treatment planning. We utilise the latest techniques in dental trauma management, including advanced imaging for accurate diagnosis, specialised splinting methods, and modern restoration materials. Following treatment, we provide detailed aftercare instructions and schedule regular follow-up appointments to monitor healing and ensure optimal recovery.

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At London Dental Specialists, our comprehensive dental injury treatment process begins with an immediate thorough assessment of your dental trauma, followed by advanced diagnostic imaging to determine the extent of the injury. Our specialists create a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific injury, whether it's a tooth fracture, displacement, or complete avulsion. The treatment procedure typically involves emergency care to stabilise the affected area, followed by appropriate interventions such as tooth replantation, splinting, or restoration using state-of-the-art techniques and materials. Throughout your recovery, we provide detailed aftercare guidance, including oral hygiene instructions, dietary recommendations, and scheduled follow-up appointments to ensure optimal healing and long-term dental health.

  • Step 1: We Assess Your Dental Injuries Treatment Needs and Answer Your Questions and Concerns
  • Step 2: We Create Your Custom Dental Injuries Treatment Treatment Plan
  • Step 3: With Perfect Precision and Expertise, We Provide Your Treatment
  • Step 4: Post Treatment Care and Guidance Provided for your Dental Injuries Treatment Treatment Recovery
  • Consultation and Assessment for Dental Injuries Treatment

    Our comprehensive dental injury consultation begins with a thorough assessment of your dental trauma to determine the most appropriate treatment path. During your initial visit, our specialist dental team will conduct a detailed examination to evaluate the extent of your injury and develop a personalised treatment plan.



    The consultation process includes:




    • Complete oral examination to assess visible damage and potential hidden injuries

    • Digital X-rays and imaging to evaluate the full extent of the trauma

    • Detailed discussion of your injury, including how and when it occurred

    • Review of your medical and dental history to ensure appropriate treatment planning

    • Assessment of tooth mobility and surrounding tissue damage



    Our specialists will evaluate various types of dental injuries, including:




    • Cracked or chipped teeth

    • Displaced or knocked-out teeth

    • Crown and root fractures

    • Soft tissue injuries

    • Jaw-related trauma



    Following the assessment, we will:




    • Explain our findings in clear, understandable terms

    • Present treatment options suitable for your specific case

    • Discuss expected outcomes and recovery timeframes

    • Provide immediate pain management if required

    • Schedule urgent treatment when necessary



    For emergency cases, we prioritise immediate assessment and can provide same-day emergency consultations to address urgent dental trauma. Our team will also provide guidance on immediate self-care measures to protect your injured teeth until treatment begins.

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    Custom Treatment Plan for Dental Injuries Treatment

    Our custom treatment plan for dental injuries begins with a comprehensive assessment of your specific dental trauma situation. Each plan is tailored to address the unique aspects of your injury, whether it's a knocked-out tooth, fracture, or other dental emergency.



    During this crucial planning phase, our specialists will:




    • Conduct detailed examinations using advanced imaging techniques

    • Evaluate the extent of damage to teeth, surrounding tissues, and supporting structures

    • Assess immediate and long-term treatment requirements

    • Document existing dental conditions that might affect treatment



    Your personalised treatment plan will outline:




    • Immediate interventions required to stabilise the injury

    • Step-by-step treatment procedures and their expected timeframes

    • Necessary dental procedures such as root canal treatment, splinting, or restoration work

    • Post-treatment care instructions and recovery guidelines



    We consider several critical factors when developing your treatment plan:




    • The type and severity of the dental injury

    • The time elapsed since the injury occurred

    • Your overall oral health condition

    • Any relevant medical history



    Recovery monitoring is integrated into every treatment plan, with regular check-ups scheduled to ensure optimal healing. We'll adjust your treatment plan as needed based on your progress and response to treatment.

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    Treatment Procedures for Dental Injuries Treatment

    Dental injury treatment procedures at London Dental Specialists follow a comprehensive approach, beginning with an immediate thorough assessment of your dental trauma. Our specialists evaluate the extent of the injury and develop a tailored treatment plan based on the specific type of dental trauma you've experienced.



    The treatment procedure typically involves these key steps:




    • Initial Emergency Care: Immediate pain management and stabilisation of affected teeth

    • Detailed Examination: X-rays and comprehensive assessment of damage

    • Treatment Planning: Development of appropriate intervention strategy

    • Therapeutic Intervention: Implementation of necessary dental procedures



    For specific types of dental trauma, we provide these specialised treatments:




    • Tooth Avulsion: Careful replantation and splinting of knocked-out teeth

    • Crown Fractures: Restoration using advanced bonding techniques

    • Root Fractures: Stabilisation and monitoring of affected teeth

    • Luxation Injuries: Repositioning and splinting of loose or displaced teeth



    Following your treatment, we provide comprehensive aftercare instructions including:




    • Detailed oral hygiene guidance

    • Dietary recommendations during healing

    • Activity restrictions to protect healing teeth

    • Regular follow-up appointments to monitor recovery



    Our treatment procedures incorporate the latest evidence-based techniques and advanced dental technology to ensure optimal healing and restoration of your dental health. We maintain strict adherence to international dental trauma guidelines while providing personalised care tailored to each patient's specific needs.

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    Post Treatment Care for Dental Injuries Treatment

    Post-treatment care is crucial for successful recovery after dental injury treatments. At London Dental Specialists, we provide comprehensive guidance to ensure optimal healing and long-term success of your dental treatment.



    Our dental specialists recommend the following essential care steps:




    • Immediate Post-Treatment Period (First 24-48 Hours)

      • Apply ice packs to the affected area to reduce swelling

      • Take prescribed medications as directed

      • Avoid hot foods and drinks until numbness wears off

      • Rest and avoid strenuous activities




    • Oral Hygiene Maintenance

      • Brush gently with a soft-bristled toothbrush

      • Use prescribed antimicrobial mouth rinse as directed

      • Clean between teeth carefully, avoiding the treated area initially




    • Dietary Recommendations

      • Maintain a soft food diet for the recommended period

      • Avoid extremely hot or cold foods

      • Stay hydrated but avoid using straws





    We provide ongoing support throughout your recovery. Should you experience any concerns or complications, our team is available to provide assistance and guidance. For dental implants and endodontic treatments, we offer a comprehensive 10-year warranty for your peace of mind.



    Remember to:



    • Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments

    • Contact us immediately if you experience unusual pain or swelling

    • Avoid smoking and alcohol during the healing period

    • Protect your teeth during sports activities with a custom-made mouthguard



    Long-term success depends on maintaining good oral hygiene and following our post-treatment care instructions carefully. Regular check-ups will help ensure your treated teeth remain healthy and functional.

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    Our Expert Team for Dental Injuries Treatment

    At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, our highly qualified team of dental specialists brings extensive expertise in treating dental injuries and trauma. Our staff combines decades of experience with advanced qualifications specifically focused on emergency dental care and trauma management.

    Leading our dental trauma team is Dr. Ope Sodeinde, our Principal Dentist and Specialist in Periodontics, who holds prestigious certifications from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. His expertise in periodontal care is particularly valuable when treating injuries affecting the supporting structures of teeth. Working alongside him, Dr. Neha Patel, our Endodontics Specialist, brings crucial expertise in root canal treatments often required following dental trauma.

    Our orthodontic specialist, Dr. Kia Papagalani, provides essential care for cases involving dental displacement and alignment issues following injuries. Supporting our specialists, Florentina Ciuchea, our experienced Dental Therapist, assists in providing immediate care and follow-up treatments for dental trauma patients.

    Our dedicated dental nurses, Geslaine De Souza and Mercedes Martin, ensure smooth operation during emergency procedures, while maintaining a calm environment for patients experiencing dental trauma. Their expertise in assisting with complex procedures is invaluable during time-sensitive trauma cases.

    Each team member regularly updates their knowledge through continuous professional development, focusing on the latest techniques in dental trauma management. This commitment to excellence ensures our patients receive the most current and effective treatments for their dental injuries.
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    Dr. Ope Sodeinde

    Principal Dentist & Dental Specialist in Periodontics

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde brings exceptional expertise in treating dental injuries as our Principal Dentist and Specialist in Periodontics. His advanced qualifications, including a Master's in Restorative Dentistry (MSc Rest Dent) and Membership in Periodontics (MPerioRCS) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, make him particularly skilled in handling trauma to the gums and supporting structures of teeth. Dr. Sodeinde's comprehensive understanding of periodontal health enables him to effectively treat soft tissue injuries, dental emergencies, and complex cases requiring immediate intervention. His experience in gum surgeries and dental implants proves invaluable when addressing severe dental trauma cases, ensuring optimal healing and restoration of both function and aesthetics. As a member of the Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS), Dr. Sodeinde maintains the highest standards in emergency dental care and trauma management.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Master of Science in Restorative Dentistry (MSc (Rest Dent))

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent (Perio))

    • Membership in Periodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MPerioRCS (Ed))

    • GDC Registration Number: 104071

    Dr. Neha Patel

    Specialist in Endodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent (Ed))

    • Membership in Endodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MEndoRCS (Ed))

    • GDC No: 150517

    Dr. Kia Papagalani

    Specialist in Orthodontics

    Dr. Kia Papagalani brings specialized expertise in treating dental injuries through orthodontic intervention, particularly focusing on trauma-related dental misalignments and complications. Her Master of Science in Orthodontics from Ohio State University equipped her with advanced techniques for managing dental trauma cases, including post-injury tooth positioning and alignment correction. Dr. Papagalani's international experience allows her to apply diverse approaches to dental injury treatment, utilizing both traditional braces and modern aligner systems to address displacement and movement of teeth following traumatic incidents. Her careful assessment and personalized treatment planning ensure optimal recovery and restoration of proper dental alignment for patients who have experienced dental injuries.

    Dr. Kia Papagalani Certifications


    • Diploma in Dental Surgery, DipDS

    • Master of Science in Orthodontics, MS (Ortho)

    • General Dental Council Registration No. 228487

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Our Dental Injuries Treatment in London, UK

    Considering Dental Injuries Treatment? We understand you may have questions. Our team of dental specialists, including a Periodontist, Endodontist and Orthodontist along with our team of Dental Therapists and Nurses are here to guide you through the process.
    What are the most effective treatments for dental trauma and injuries?

    Effective dental injury treatments depend on the type and severity of trauma, with immediate professional care being crucial for the best outcomes. The most common treatments include dental bonding for chips and cracks, root canal therapy for severe damage affecting the tooth pulp, and tooth replantation for knocked-out teeth - which must be performed within 30 minutes for optimal results.



    At London Dental Specialists, our comprehensive approach to dental trauma includes immediate stabilisation, pain management, and long-term restoration planning. Treatment options range from simple composite bonding to advanced surgical interventions, all backed by our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic procedures.




    • Emergency Dental Trauma Care:

      • Immediate assessment and pain relief

      • Digital X-rays and 3D imaging for accurate diagnosis

      • Treatment of bleeding and soft tissue injuries




    • Common Treatment Procedures:

      • Dental bonding (2-3 hours)

      • Crown placement (1-2 visits)

      • Root canal therapy (1-3 sessions)

      • Splinting of loose teeth (2-8 weeks wear time)




    • Post-Treatment Care:

      • Soft diet for 1-2 weeks

      • Regular oral hygiene maintenance

      • Follow-up appointments at 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months

      • Use of protective mouthguard for sports activities



    How long does dental trauma treatment and recovery typically take?

    Dental trauma treatment and recovery typically takes 6-12 weeks for most common injuries, though healing time varies significantly based on the type and severity of the injury. Minor chips or cracks may heal within 4-6 weeks, while more severe injuries involving the tooth pulp or complete avulsion can require 3-6 months or longer for full recovery.



    The initial emergency treatment is typically performed within 24 hours of the injury, with follow-up appointments scheduled at regular intervals to monitor healing. Root canal treatments usually require 1-3 visits over several weeks, while replanted teeth need to be splinted for 2-4 weeks to stabilise.




    • Minor Injuries (chips, small cracks):

      • Initial treatment: Same day

      • Healing time: 4-6 weeks

      • Follow-up visits: 1-2 appointments




    • Moderate Injuries (deeper fractures, luxation):

      • Initial treatment: 1-2 visits

      • Healing time: 6-8 weeks

      • Follow-up visits: 3-4 appointments




    • Severe Injuries (avulsion, root fractures):

      • Initial treatment: Emergency care within hours

      • Healing time: 3-6 months

      • Follow-up visits: Multiple appointments over several months





    Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments provides peace of mind throughout your recovery journey. During the healing period, patients should maintain gentle oral hygiene, follow a soft food diet, and attend all scheduled follow-up appointments to ensure optimal healing.

    What should I expect during the initial assessment for a dental injury?

    During an initial dental injury assessment, a dentist will immediately conduct a thorough examination of both the inside and outside of your mouth to evaluate the extent of damage. The assessment typically begins with questions about how the injury occurred, followed by a careful inspection of the affected teeth, surrounding tissues, and facial structures to determine the type and severity of trauma.



    X-rays and digital imaging are usually performed to assess any damage below the gum line and to check for root fractures or displacement. The dentist will also test tooth sensitivity, mobility, and bite alignment to create an appropriate treatment plan.




    • Initial Examination Steps:

      • Visual inspection of visible damage

      • Gentle probing of affected areas

      • Assessment of tooth mobility

      • Sensitivity testing

      • Bite evaluation




    • Diagnostic Tests May Include:

      • Digital X-rays

      • Pulp vitality tests

      • Percussion testing

      • Thermal sensitivity checks




    • What to Bring:

      • Any displaced tooth fragments

      • Medical history details

      • Information about how the injury occurred

      • Previous dental records (if available)





    For emergency dental trauma cases, London Dental Specialists provides immediate care with a 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments. Patients should contact us promptly after any dental injury for the best possible outcome.

    What are the signs that my dental injury requires emergency treatment?

    Dental injuries requiring emergency treatment typically show clear warning signs that shouldn't be ignored. Severe pain, bleeding, loose or knocked-out teeth, and visible fractures or chips are immediate indicators that you need urgent dental care. If you experience facial swelling, difficulty opening your mouth, or sharp edges on damaged teeth that could harm soft tissue, these also warrant emergency attention.



    Time is particularly crucial with certain dental traumas - a knocked-out tooth has the best chance of being saved if treated within 30 minutes to an hour. Signs of infection following injury, such as fever or pus, require immediate professional intervention to prevent more serious complications.




    • Immediate Emergency Signs:

      • Knocked-out (avulsed) tooth

      • Severely loose or displaced tooth

      • Significant bleeding that won't stop

      • Severe pain or sensitivity

      • Broken tooth with exposed nerve




    • Urgent Care Required When:

      • Facial swelling develops

      • Difficulty in biting or chewing

      • Signs of infection appear

      • Sharp edges from broken teeth

      • Visible cracks in teeth





    For peace of mind, London Dental Specialists offers comprehensive emergency dental care with a 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments. Remember to keep our emergency contact information readily available should you experience any dental trauma requiring immediate attention.

    What preventive measures can help avoid complications after dental injury treatment?

    Following dental injury treatment, proper preventive measures are crucial to avoid complications and ensure optimal healing. The most important steps include maintaining excellent oral hygiene by gently brushing with a soft-bristled toothbrush and using an antimicrobial mouthwash as prescribed by your dentist.



    Patients should follow a soft diet for at least 2-3 weeks post-treatment, avoiding hard, crunchy, or sticky foods that could compromise the healing process. It's essential to avoid any contact sports or activities that might risk further trauma to the treated area.




    • Rinse with prescribed antimicrobial mouthwash twice daily

    • Take prescribed medications, including antibiotics if recommended

    • Apply cold compresses externally to reduce swelling

    • Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption during the healing period

    • Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments




















    TimelineRecommended Actions
    First 24 hoursRest, cold compress application, soft foods only
    First weekGentle cleaning, prescribed mouthwash use
    2-6 weeksGradual return to normal diet, continued careful cleaning


    Should any unusual symptoms develop, London Dental Specialists provide comprehensive support with our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments. Contact us immediately if you experience increased pain, swelling, or any concerns about your healing progress.

    What are the potential complications if dental injuries are left untreated?

    Dental injury treatment requires immediate professional attention to prevent long-term complications and save damaged teeth. From minor chips to complete tooth avulsion, proper emergency care within the first hour can significantly impact the outcome. At London Dental Specialists, our emergency dental trauma team provides comprehensive treatment for all types of dental injuries, from simple repairs to complex reconstructive procedures.



    The treatment approach depends on the type and severity of the dental injury, ranging from dental bonding for minor chips to root canal therapy and splinting for more severe trauma. For knocked-out teeth (avulsion), immediate replantation within 15-30 minutes offers the best chance of saving the tooth, while storing it in milk or saline solution if immediate care isn't possible.




    • Common Dental Injury Treatments:

      • Dental bonding and composite restorations for chips and cracks

      • Splinting for loose or displaced teeth

      • Root canal therapy for damaged pulp

      • Emergency tooth replantation

      • Crown placement for severely damaged teeth






    • Post-Treatment Care:

      • Maintain soft diet for 1-2 weeks

      • Use prescribed antimicrobial mouth rinse

      • Avoid contact sports during healing

      • Regular follow-up appointments

      • 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments



    What is the cost range for different types of dental injury treatments in London?

    Dental injury treatment costs in London typically range from £80-£2,500 depending on the severity and type of trauma. Minor chip repairs using dental bonding start around £80-150, while more complex treatments like root canal therapy for severely damaged teeth cost £500-1,000. Emergency tooth replantation procedures following complete tooth loss (avulsion) generally range from £1,500-2,500.



    The exact treatment cost depends on factors like the extent of damage, number of teeth affected, and whether additional procedures are needed. For instance, a simple enamel fracture repair costs significantly less than treating a complex crown-root fracture requiring both endodontic therapy and crown restoration.




    • Minor Treatments (£80-300)

      • Dental bonding for chips

      • Small fracture repairs

      • Splinting of loose teeth




    • Moderate Treatments (£300-1,000)

      • Root canal therapy

      • Crown repairs

      • Complex bonding procedures




    • Major Treatments (£1,000-2,500)

      • Emergency tooth replantation

      • Multiple tooth trauma treatment

      • Complex crown-root fracture repairs





    All endodontic procedures and dental implants come with our exclusive 10-year warranty for your peace of mind. We recommend scheduling a consultation for an accurate assessment and detailed treatment plan tailored to your specific dental injury.

    Can I still play sports after receiving treatment for a dental injury?

    Dental injury treatment requires immediate professional attention to prevent long-term complications and save damaged teeth. From minor chips to complete tooth avulsion (knockout), proper emergency care within the first hour can significantly improve outcomes. Treatment approaches vary depending on the type and severity of the injury, ranging from simple bonding procedures to complex root canal therapy.



    At London Dental Specialists, our emergency dental trauma care begins with a thorough assessment to determine the extent of damage and develop an appropriate treatment plan. Common dental injuries we treat include cracked teeth, displaced teeth, root fractures, and soft tissue injuries affecting the gums and surrounding oral structures.




    • Immediate Treatment Options:

      • Tooth repositioning and stabilisation

      • Emergency root canal treatment

      • Dental bonding for chips and cracks

      • Splinting of loose teeth




    • Types of Dental Injuries We Treat:

      • Crown fractures (chipped or broken teeth)

      • Root fractures

      • Luxation injuries (loose or displaced teeth)

      • Avulsion (knocked-out teeth)





    For knocked-out teeth, time is crucial - store the tooth in milk or saliva and seek immediate treatment. We provide comprehensive aftercare instructions and offer a 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments. Regular follow-up appointments are scheduled to monitor healing and ensure optimal recovery.

    Can’t find the answer to your Dental Injuries Treatment questions here? Always feel welcome to contact us with your Dental Injuries Treatment questions and concerns.
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    What should I expect during my initial dental injury consultation and assessment?

    During your initial dental injury consultation at London Dental Specialists, our experienced dentists will conduct a comprehensive examination to assess the extent of your dental trauma. The assessment typically begins with a detailed discussion of how the injury occurred, followed by a thorough visual examination and necessary X-rays to evaluate both visible and hidden damage.



    Your consultation will include digital imaging, sensitivity testing, and mobility checks to determine the full scope of the injury. Our specialists will explain their findings and present a tailored treatment plan, which may range from simple bonding to more complex procedures like root canal treatment or tooth replantation, depending on the severity of your injury.




    • Initial Assessment Steps:

      • Detailed medical and dental history review

      • Examination of affected teeth and surrounding tissues

      • Digital X-rays and intraoral photographs

      • Pulp vitality testing




    • What to Bring:

      • Any displaced tooth fragments or knocked-out teeth

      • Recent dental records if available

      • Information about how the injury occurred

      • List of current medications




    • Possible Same-Day Treatments:

      • Emergency tooth stabilisation

      • Temporary protective restorations

      • Pain management solutions

      • Immediate tooth replantation if necessary





    For severe dental injuries requiring immediate attention, our specialists are available for emergency consultations. All our endodontic and implant treatments come with a 10-year warranty for your peace of mind.

    What should I expect to pay for dental injury treatment and are there financing options available?

    The cost of dental injury treatment in London typically ranges from £150-£3,000+, varying significantly based on the type and severity of the injury. Simple treatments like dental bonding for minor chips may cost £150-£300, while more complex procedures such as root canal therapy following trauma can range from £700-£1,000, and full tooth replacements with implants may cost £2,000-£3,000+.



    At London Dental Specialists, we understand that dental injuries often require immediate attention and can be unexpected expenses. While we maintain competitive pricing for central London, we recommend contacting our office directly to discuss your specific case and receive a detailed treatment plan with associated costs.




    • Common Treatment Costs (approximate ranges):

      • Dental Bonding: £150-£300

      • Crown Repairs: £500-£900

      • Root Canal Treatment: £700-£1,000

      • Tooth Replantation: £500-£1,500

      • Dental Implants: £2,000-£3,000+





    Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments provides peace of mind for long-term care. For detailed pricing information and to discuss payment arrangements, please contact our office directly. Emergency appointments are available for immediate dental trauma cases.




















    Treatment TypeTimeline
    Emergency AssessmentSame day
    Simple Repairs1-2 visits
    Complex Treatments2-6 months
    What documentation or insurance details should I bring to my dental injury consultation?

    When visiting London Dental Specialists for a dental injury consultation, you should bring your NHS card (if applicable), valid photo ID, and current dental insurance documentation. It's essential to have any existing dental records, recent X-rays, and details of previous dental work, particularly if the injury involves previously treated teeth.



    Additionally, bring a complete list of current medications, medical conditions, and allergies, as these can impact treatment options. If the injury resulted from an accident, having relevant incident reports or documentation can be helpful, especially for insurance claims.




    • Essential Documents:

      • Photo identification (passport or driving licence)

      • NHS card (if applicable)

      • Dental insurance documentation

      • Medical history records




    • Medical Information:

      • Current medication list

      • Allergy information

      • Previous dental records

      • Recent dental X-rays (if available)




    • Accident-Related Documents (if applicable):

      • Incident reports

      • Emergency room documentation

      • Police reports (if related to an assault or accident)

      • Workplace accident forms



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