What to do if you have a dental problem
If you have a dental problem please call us as soon as it arises and we will do our best to see you and solve the problem.
Dental emergencies fall into 3 categories. Please find below some advice for what to do if you have a dental problem.
Emergency Care: | Urgent Care: | Routine care: |
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Contact us and we will arrange for you to be seen for assessment within 60 minutes | We will arrange for you to be seen for assessment within 24 hours, but do call back if situation worsens | We will arrange for you to be seen for assessment within 7 days, but do call back if situation worsens |
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Are you in pain from your mouth?
If so:
- Avoid that makes the pain worse e.g. hot or cold foods
- Ice around the tooth may help to relieve it
- Lie propped up if it is worse lying down
- Use painkillers that you have used in the past, that work for you without any side effects. ALWAYS follow the directions on the packet and look out for precautions if you have medical conditions. Any Pharmacist will advise you on this.
Are you bleeding after a tooth has been taken out?
Our Team

Annibale Coia graduated from the University of Glasgow with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery ...

Anna Lang our associate dentist joined the practice in 2006 bringing considerable experience of ...

Joshua joined us in August 2018 having recently graduated from the University of Liverpool ...

Marie our hygienist graduated from Glasgow Dental School of Hygiene in 1982 and has ...

Danielle joined our practice in 2017. She completed her training through NHS Scotland attaining her ...

Cheryl Webster joined our practice in 2016 having completed her training in dental nursing under ...

Caroline Coghlan joined our practice in September 2011 and has many years of dental ...

Danni Shaw joined our practice in 2009 as a trainee dental nurse. After a year ...