Go to Accident and Emergency if you have…
- Facial swelling affecting your eyes or your breathing, or that means you cannot open your mouth more than 2 finger widths.
- Trauma (something hit you, or you hit something) that caused loss of consciousness, double vision, or vomiting.
Call Wyndcott (daytime) or NHS 111 (evening/weekend) now if you have…
- Face swelling extending to eye or neck
- Bleeding after an extraction that does not stop after 20 minutes of applying pressure with a clean handkerchief
- Bleeding after trauma (something hitting your tooth)
- A broken tooth causing pain or a tooth knocked out
- Toothache that stops you from eating or sleeping, or toothache with swelling or a fever, and you cannot manage this with painkillers
If we are closed, patients in Kent can also call the NHS DentaLine service which provides emergency NHS dental care during the evenings and at Weekends. Telephone: 01634 382 230
Call Wyndcott for advice if you have…
- Loose or lost crown, bridges or veneers
- Broken, rubbing or loose dentures
- Bleeding gums
- Broken, loose or lost fillings
- Chipped teeth that do not hurt
- Loose orthodontic wires