Pain or swelling
Say when it began, where it is and whether there is fever, an unpleasant taste or worsening.
Urgent dental problem
Severe pain, swelling, dental trauma, a broken tooth or bleeding after a procedure should be assessed. When you call, explain the symptoms, when they began and whether they are worsening.

Warning signs
These situations may go beyond an ordinary dental emergency. Call 112 or attend an emergency service.
Call the clinic
Say when it began, where it is and whether there is fever, an unpleasant taste or worsening.
Keep any fragments and call for advice.
Do not glue a crown or restoration yourself and avoid forcing the area.
Follow the instructions provided and call if bleeding persists or increases.
Knocked-out permanent tooth
Availability
Call as early as possible. The team can explain the assessment needed and current availability. An online form is not suitable when you need a prompt response.
Medical note
The dentist determines diagnosis, suitability and an individual recommendation after a consultation and, when needed, diagnostic tests.
Your next step
Call us to request an appointment. If you do not know which type of consultation to choose, briefly explain the reason for your visit.
Your appointment is confirmed after the clinic gives you a date and time.