Emergencies

Overview

We understand that in emergency situations, you may feel anxious and concerned. Our highly skilled dentists provide emergency care with professionalism and compassion.

Emergency appointments are available exclusively for our existing patients. If you require urgent care, please contact us as early as possible in the day, and we will do our best to arrange a suitable appointment.

New patients will need to book an initial consultation before any treatment can be arranged.

Before any treatment is carried out, we will discuss all procedures, costs, and appointment planning with you. If follow-up treatment is necessary, we can provide this as well.

For non-urgent concerns, please contact the practice to check availability.

It is useful to know what constitutes a dental emergency:

• SERIOUS PAIN
  Should you suffer from serious dental pain it is important to seek qualified dental advice quickly as this pain can signify a dental infection or other problem which will require prompt treatment.
• SWELLING
  A swelling in your mouth or on the face or neck should be examined promptly by your dentist. Often a swelling can be caused by an underlying infection and can be accompanied by other symptoms such as pain, redness, fever or a general feeling of being unwell.
• TRAUMA
  Should you be involved in an incident which causes an injury to your mouth or teeth, it is important to obtain the opinion of a dentist as soon as possible.

The above list is not comprehensive, and it is always better to get in contact with us if you have concerns rather than to wait and see if the situation improves on its own.