Emergency
Severe pain, a break or swelling? We receive urgent cases and start by relieving the pain.
!If you have difficulty breathing, swelling that blocks swallowing or a serious head injury, call an ambulance immediately 998.
When is it urgent?
Cases we receive immediately
Severe pain that does not go away
Swelling in the face or gums
A broken or knocked out tooth after an accident
Continuous bleeding from the mouth
A lost filling or crown with pain
An abscess or infection with fever
Before you arrive
Quick first aid
Knocked out tooth
Hold it by the crown, rinse it with water only, put it in cold milk and come immediately.
Severe pain
Rinse with warm salt water, and do not place a painkiller directly on the gum.
Facial swelling
Apply a cold compress on the outside and contact us immediately.
A broken tooth
Keep the broken piece and rinse your mouth with lukewarm water.
Availability
When and how we receive you
Urgent line
050 555 0199
Don't put up with the pain any longer
Call now and we will arrange the earliest possible time for you.