[Brighton] Can anyone recommend a dentist for urgent wisdom tooth removal?

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The wife’s in agony as she has a gum and tooth infection from a problematic wisdom tooth. Pain killers and antibiotics haven’t been cutting it so far, and she’s been advised to have it removed as it will be a reoccurring problem if not.

So… where do I turn to in order to find a decent emergency dentist in the Brighton & Hove area? The great hive mind of NSC of course…

Cheers!


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[Horses Arse]

A&e would be my recommendation. They used to be able to refer to emergency dental specialists. Although the Tories may have dine for that now they should still be able to give antibiotics and painkillers.

A dentist wouldn't remove them with the gums infected anyway so antibiotics and painkillers is all that you'd get right now from going to a dentist

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[Horses Arse]

A&e would be my recommendation. They used to be able to refer to emergency dental specialists. Although the Tories may have dine for that now they should still be able to give antibiotics and painkillers.

A dentist wouldn't remove them with the gums infected anyway so antibiotics and painkillers is all that you'd get right now from going to a dentist

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Stronger antibiotics at least.

And good luck, the pain from dental infections is horrendous

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[Thunder Bolt]

NSC has its own dentist [MENTION=5285]driller[/MENTION]

I’ve had a wisdom tooth removed whilst infected. The antibiotics didn’t touch it. My face was so swollen I looked like a chipmunk.

 

[Mellor 3 Ward 4]

I had one removed (under sedation) a month ago by these people (East Grinstead)

https://stfaithdental.com/

My dentist referred me to them, it was done on the NHS and was a complete success.

Good Luck.

 

[Super Steve Earle]

Mrs Earle swears by Jim Herold at Nuffield Health.

 

[LamieRobertson]

The Strand in Worthing…but perhaps others have suggested A&E?

Best wishes to your wife

 

[Weststander]

Try Phil McCavity.


[Good luck to your wife].

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Try Phil McCavity.

And make an appointment for 2:30.

 

[Weststander]

And make an appointment for 2:30.

Genuinely … I knew you’d be along very promptly

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

Village Dental Centre, Patcham

https://villagedentalcentre.co.uk/sedation-dentistry/?infinity=ict2~net~gaw~cmp~105426207~ag~4957375287~ar~353726849505~kw~dental%20surgery%20brighton~mt~b~acr~1814946054&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwv2-g86l-gIVhu7tCh1i8w3qEAAYASAAEgKMjfD_BwE

 

[Oh_aye]

If its an emergency you can call 111 and they assign you to a local dentist. I did this during lockdown. And then having remortgaged my house I was all ready to get the work done.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Genuinely … I knew you’d be along very promptly

 

[hart's shirt]

My dentist won the local 'Dentist of the Year' award.

He got a little plaque.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Mrs WS used Albion Dental in Albion Street a couple of years ago ( recommended by A&E ). They are open late ( 11pm ? ) and take emergencies just as long as you ring them first.

 

[Godstar]

Once they start grumbling & needing attention, could continue for years- my advice would be to sack her off & get a new wife

 

[jcdenton08]

I can’t help with finding a dentist, although I had a very straightforward removal in Eastbourne last year (lower left).

A bit of anecdotal advice to pass on once the deed is done, because they don’t tell you *everything* you might want to know about this surgery. Mine just “popped” out clean as a whistle, I didn’t even realise he’d started pulling.

1. If it hurts, stop, ask for another injection. The procedure shouldn’t hurt while it’s happening
2. Then it will hurt like **** for around 2 weeks afterwards, solid foods just won’t happen.

I had bruising on the left side of my jaw, and it hurt to talk. I’d recommend a minimum 3 days off work recovery, more if you can get it.

After removal, I noticed shards of tooth pushing through the gum for up to a month that followed. This is the (living) gums slowly rejecting the (dead) tooth’s remains. I had one little ******* that I couldn’t get out, but a pair of sterilised tweezers did the trick.

I didn’t need stitches but bled on and off for 24 hours afterwards - they supplied me extra gauzes to take home.

Good luck!!!

 

[driller]

The wife’s in agony as she has a gum and tooth infection from a problematic wisdom tooth. Pain killers and antibiotics haven’t been cutting it so far, and she’s been advised to have it removed as it will be a reoccurring problem if not.

So… where do I turn to in order to find a decent emergency dentist in the Brighton & Hove area? The great hive mind of NSC of course…

Cheers!


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Mrs Earle swears by Jim Herold at Nuffield Health.

Jim Herold is fantastic have been referring to him for years - but you need referral to see him and Nuffield is expensive.

I would honestly recommend Andrew Brown at the implant Center.
He is also fantastic at this and a fraction of Nuffield cost.

https://theimplantcentre.com/people/andrew-brown/

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I can’t help with finding a dentist, although I had a very straightforward removal in Eastbourne last year (lower left).

A bit of anecdotal advice to pass on once the deed is done, because they don’t tell you *everything* you might want to know about this surgery. Mine just “popped” out clean as a whistle, I didn’t even realise he’d started pulling.

1. If it hurts, stop, ask for another injection. The procedure shouldn’t hurt while it’s happening
2. Then it will hurt like **** for around 2 weeks afterwards, solid foods just won’t happen.

I had bruising on the left side of my jaw, and it hurt to talk. I’d recommend a minimum 3 days off work recovery, more if you can get it.

After removal, I noticed shards of tooth pushing through the gum for up to a month that followed. This is the (living) gums slowly rejecting the (dead) tooth’s remains. I had one little ******* that I couldn’t get out, but a pair of sterilised tweezers did the trick.

I didn’t need stitches but bled on and off for 24 hours afterwards - they supplied me extra gauzes to take home.

Good luck!!!

My word, if you were scared of the dentist before you read this post, you will be absolutely terrified now!

Nothing like putting someone at their ease.

 

[zefarelly]

Shoreham dentist are very good, not cheap, she referred me to a specific Dr @ worthing nad had 2 out with a GA. . . . I spent the extra £200 for proper drugs to have a few large fillings re done and a 3rd one removed.

This was after 18 years of swerving the dentist completely! I've been a god boy since and touch wood, nor further problems this last 6-7 years