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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
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
