Dental Treatment
City Health Dental provides:
- Emergency care appointments (for registered patients who have been seen by the dentist in the last 8 weeks)
- Check-ups and routine dental care
- Tooth Whitening (private care)
- Implants (private care)
- Special Care dentistry
- Dental Health Education Services
- Domiciliary visits (for housebound patients)
- Mouth Cancer screening
Emergency treatment
What is a dental emergency?
- Uncontrollable bleeding after an extraction or minor oral surgery
- A big swelling on your face or inside your mouth that is getting worse and spreading up to your eye or towards your throat (possibly affecting swallowing)
- Trauma resulting in broken teeth, tooth loss or wobbly teeth.
If you are not already registered with a dentist, please call 111.
Urgent dental care
Urgent dental care includes:
- Severe dental pain
- Broken or loose teeth
- Severe sensitivity causing pain
- Dry socket infections (after having a tooth taken out)
- Dental infections or abscesses.
If you have had dental care within the past eight weeks you are known as an 'active' patient and your dentist must see you at their practice within 24 hours. If you need urgent care over the weekend, call 111.
If you haven't seen a dentist within the past eight weeks, you may need to go to an Urgent Treatment Centre. Call 111 to be directed to the best place for you.
