FAQ

Regular check-ups can catch problems before they become major issues in the mouth. Generally, dentists recommend their patients to visit them every six months. For patients with certain oral risks, and those with high-risk factors for periodontal disease, dentists will often recommend more frequent visits to address these specific issues.

Most people suffer from dental pain at night due to the position in which they are laying down, as blood rushes to the head and the pain or swelling in the tooth increases. To avoid this pain, we advise visiting the dentist as they will be able to take X-Rays and provide suitable treatment.

Unfortunately, toothache is not classed as a life threatening emergency so they will not be able to treat you.

However, if you have facial swelling that is affecting your ability to breathe then we advise you to visit A&E.

If you are registered with a NHS dentist you may be able to get a dentist appointment at your own dentist, however it may not be on the same day. Dental practices generally close at 5 pm so to get an NHS emergency dentist appointment may be difficult.
Out of hours NHS do provide emergency appointments but have a very strict criteria such as persistent bleeding and difficulty in breathing or swallowing due to swelling.

NHS England Out of Hours

The basic emergency/urgent treatment is for patient experiencing pain not controlled by regular pain relief taken for 48 hours. It is also for uncontrolled bleeding, large swelling or dental trauma.

Emergency Service helpline

Tel: 0161 476 9651 or 111
NHS England operates 7 days a week including Bank Holidays 9.00am to 9.30pm.
Patients are triaged appropriately and given an appointment where necessary.

Our skilled professionals specialize in handling nervous patients, creating a soothing and inviting environment to minimize anxiety. We are committed to assisting you throughout your treatment. You have full control; if you wish to pause, a simple wave signals us to stop. We tailor all procedures to accommodate your pace, ensuring a comforting experience. We prioritize patient-centered care, allowing you to explore treatment options before any procedure begins.

Well, it’s not that simple! While electric toothbrushes can be more effective at removing plaque and promoting good oral hygiene, it ultimately depends on your brushing technique and consistency. You should follow the instructions given by your dentist or hygienist.

More realistic coloured teeth i.e. shading and contours, clear thin plastic flexible palate. More time can be spent for consultation and fitting appointments – getting the appearance the patient desires.

Yes, you can! Teeth whitening is generally safe when done correctly and under the supervision of a dental professional.

Well, it’s important to do your research and make sure you’re using a reputable brand. Legally without a dental license, over-the-counter whitening products must be less effective, and can even be harmful if used incorrectly.