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Toothache, a broken tooth or a knock? We see emergencies during our opening hours: call us or message us on WhatsApp.
If you have severe pain, swelling, a broken tooth or you've had a knock, let us know as soon as possible. We see emergencies during our clinic opening hours and fit you in as soon as we can.
The quickest way is to message us on WhatsApp telling us what's wrong (with a photo if you can) or to call us.
Intense pain or pain that keeps you awake, often from deep decay or an inflamed nerve.
From a knock, biting something hard or decay. Keep the fragment if you find it.
Trauma in children and adults: loose, displaced or knocked-out teeth.
Swelling of the gum or face, often due to infection.
A filling, crown or cap has come loose and the tooth is sensitive.
A bracket that has come off or a wire that pokes and causes sores.
We see emergencies during our clinic opening hours:
Mon, Tue & Thu: 10:00 to 14:00 and 15:00 to 19:00
Wednesday: 10:00 to 18:00
Friday: 10:00 to 14:00
If the clinic is closed and you have significant swelling, fever, bleeding that won't stop or a hard knock to the face, go to a medical emergency service or call 112.
For anything else, message us on WhatsApp and we'll reply as soon as we open.
Yes, during our clinic opening hours. Let us know on WhatsApp or by phone and we'll fit you in as soon as possible.
No. Outside our hours, if it's serious (significant swelling, fever, bleeding that won't stop or a hard knock), go to a medical emergency service or call 112.
If it's a permanent tooth, hold it by the crown, don't rub it, keep it in milk and come as soon as possible. A baby tooth is not put back, but the area should be checked.
Apply cold to the outside and take the painkiller you usually take, following the leaflet. Don't apply heat or put tablets on the gum.
Message us on WhatsApp telling us what's wrong and we'll fit you in during our opening hours.