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Can I Go to A&E with a Toothache? | Dental Emergencies

Toothache can be a sign of a serious dental problem that requires prompt attention. Here’s what you need to know about when to seek dental care, how to manage your pain, and when to head to A&E.

When to Seek Dental Care

Non-Urgent Dental Care:
See us if your toothache:

    Important: Avoid visiting your GP for dental issues as they cannot provide dental treatment.

    Immediate Action – Go to A&E if you have toothache and:

      For urgent dental care, visit our Emergency Dentist Near Me page or call us immediately.

      How to Ease Toothache While Waiting for an Appointment

      Do:

        Don’t:

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            Causes of Toothache

            Toothache can be caused by:

              Preventing Toothache

              Keep your teeth and gums healthy with these tips:

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