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Book an appointment in Coalville
To arrange an appointment, ask about a troublesome tooth or request urgent care, get in touch with the practice. You speak to a person, your appointment is booked there and then, and anything urgent is passed to the clinician the same day.
What we will ask you
Which tooth or side is painful, how long it has been troubling you, what sets it off and whether your dentist has seen it or taken X-rays. If you were referred, let us know your dentist’s name so that Angel Ognemirov can keep them updated. And if you are anxious about dental treatment, please tell us.
Why a phone call works best
Two minutes on the phone tells us what no form can: how urgent the problem is, whether the tooth has been treated before and how long an appointment you need — and you have your answer immediately.
Before your appointment
- Bring a list of your medication and medical conditions
- Bring recent X-rays of the tooth, or ask your dentist to forward them
- Have something to eat first — appointments can take up to 90 minutes
- Avoid chewing on that side until the numbness has gone (two to four hours)
If you are in pain now
- Tell us your symptoms are urgent when you get in touch
- A fast-spreading swelling, trouble swallowing or breathing, or feeling very unwell needs NHS 111 or A&E without delay
- For a knocked-out adult tooth: replace it in the socket or keep it in milk and be seen within an hour