Considering the difficulty in finding a clinic and a health professional in a moment of urgency, we offer this type of service.

Dental urgency requires immediate intervention in order to restore the patient's well-being, relieving pain and restoring masticatory function.

How does the Patrícia Galli Dental Clinic's emergency service work?
Call our clinic during business hours or our cell phones during special hours.
By telephone contact or message we can identify the type of emergency and provide guidance some measures for immediate relief in case of pain and we can schedule the appointment.
Our contacts: 11 5081-6219 | 11 99318-9014 (business hours).

Dental Emergencies Tips

What to do in case of toothache?

• Wash vigorously with warm water.
• Use dental floss to remove any food stuck between your teeth.
• If there is swelling, place a cold compress on the outside of the cheek.
• Do not use anything hot or put medication on the aching tooth or gum.
• Go to the dentist as soon as possible.

What to do with objects stuck between your teeth?

• Try to remove the object with dental floss. Guide the floss carefully to avoid injuring the gum.
• If you cannot remove the object, see a dentist.
• Do not attempt to remove the object with a sharp or pointed instrument.

How to deal with baby teeth or missing teeth?

• Take the child and the tooth to a dentist immediately.
• Place the tooth in a container with milk, salt water or the child's saliva.
• If these are not available, use water.
• If you cannot see a dentist right away.
• Lightly rinse the tooth in warm water. Do not touch the root.
• For baby tooth: Do not try to put a baby tooth back in the socket. Put it in cold milk or water and take it with you when you go to the dentist.
• For permanent tooth: Carefully insert the tooth back into place.
• See your dentist, if possible, within the next 30 minutes.

What to do when a tooth breaks?

• Gently remove dirt or tooth fragments from the injured area and clean with warm water.
• Place cold compress on the face where the injured tooth is to minimize swelling.
• See a dentist immediately.
• Apply pressure directly to the bleeding area using a clean cloth.