Do you need an emergency dentist in Coventry? Contact the surgery on 024 76 686690 as early as possible, and we will endeavour to see you the same day if you are experiencing pain or swelling.
What seems a minor problem to some may be a major emergency to others. The following dental problems are considered an emergency to us, and we would advise you to call us immediately if you are experiencing any one of them:
I’ve broken a tooth what should I do?
Make an appointment to see a dentist as a matter of urgency. Avoid eating on the affected area of the mouth to prevent further damage and getting food debris stuck inside the tooth. It is likely that you will need a filling or crown, if the break is particularly bad, the tooth may need to be removed.
What is the cause of toothache?
Tooth decay is the main cause of toothache. A build up of plaque will result in damage to the tooth’s protective enamel, eventually causing cavities resulting in sensitivity or pain. An abscess could cause severe toothache as the result of an infection. While a broken or cracked tooth or filling could also be to blame.
NHS England run an emergency dental service, including weekends and bank holidays. If you require dental treatment or advice between:
6:30pm – 8:00am
After 1:00pm Saturday until 8:00am Monday
From 6:30pm on last working day to 8:00am on next working day
Bhandal Dental Practice opening hours are:
