Toothache or injury right now? Call us first.
Tell us what has happened and we will tell you what to do and when to come in.
Call us straight away if
- You have severe toothache that painkillers do not settle
- Your face or gum is swollen
- A tooth has been knocked out, loosened or broken
- You have bleeding that will not stop
Go to a hospital emergency department ifswelling affects your breathing, swallowing or eye, or you had a blow to the head or feel faint or confused.
First aid for a knocked-out tooth
- Hold it by the crown, not the root
- Rinse briefly with milk or saline, never scrub
- Replant it gently if you can, or keep it in milk or inside your cheek
- Come to us at once
Questions
Do you see emergencies?
Yes. Call 042 36298700 or WhatsApp 0321 0444372 and we will tell you when to come in. We are open Monday to Saturday, 10am to 7pm.
What if it is outside opening hours?
Message us on WhatsApp and we will reply as soon as the clinic opens. If swelling affects your breathing, swallowing or vision, or after a head injury, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.
What should I do about a knocked-out tooth?
Handle it by the crown, rinse briefly with milk, keep it moist and come straight to us.
Can I take painkillers?
Follow the label and your own doctor's advice. Do not put aspirin on the gum.