Contact
Call the clinic for urgent dental concerns.
WhatsApp and website enquiries are not continuously monitored emergency services.
Severe toothache
Do not place aspirin directly on a tooth or gum.
Dental pain can have different causes and needs appropriate assessment. Seek prompt advice if pain is severe, persistent, associated with swelling or accompanied by feeling significantly unwell.
Swelling
Facial or dental swelling can become urgent.
Contact the clinic promptly. Rapidly spreading swelling, difficulty swallowing or breathing, or significant illness requires emergency medical care rather than waiting for a dental website response.
Knocked-out permanent tooth
Act promptly.
Handle the tooth carefully, avoiding unnecessary contact with the root. Keep it moist and seek urgent professional advice. Do not delay care while waiting for an online reply.
Broken tooth or dental injury
Assessment determines the next step.
Contact the clinic after dental injury, particularly where there is substantial pain, bleeding, a displaced tooth or facial trauma.
After treatment
Know when symptoms need review.
Follow your individual aftercare instructions. Contact the clinic if pain, bleeding, swelling, fever, medication reactions or healing concerns are severe, worsening or unexpected.