Urgent dental care

Acute pain, an injury or a damaged restoration needs assessment. Call and explain what happened; urgent appointment availability is confirmed individually. An online request is not an emergency service. If breathing or swallowing is difficult, or swelling affects the neck or eye area, seek emergency medical care immediately.

These pages explain different areas of dental care. The availability of a particular treatment and any involvement of specialist colleagues are discussed at consultation.

When to seek advice

Acute dental pain or swelling.
A chipped tooth, lost filling or crown.
Dental injury or a damaged denture.

Options to discuss with your dentist

Help with acute dental painHelp with dental inflammationReplacement of a lost fillingCare for a chipped toothTemporary tooth restorationRecementation of a dislodged crownHelp with a damaged dentureExamination after a dental injuryUrgent extraction when indicatedTemporary care before definitive treatment

How care is planned

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Call with a brief description of the problem.
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Confirm whether an urgent assessment is available.
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Assess and identify immediate treatment needs.
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Plan further care after the immediate issue is addressed.

FAQ

There is no wrong question

Can I request an urgent visit through the form?

For an urgent problem, please call. The form is not monitored as an emergency channel and does not guarantee an immediate response.

Is this a 24-hour service?

A 24-hour service is not advertised. Appointment availability and timing must be confirmed by phone.

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