Patient information
Know what to bring, what to mention and which symptoms may need urgent attention.
Before you come
Urgent symptoms
Contact a dentist promptly for significant facial swelling, severe or worsening dental pain, dental trauma, or bleeding that does not settle.
Seek emergency medical care immediately for breathing difficulty, difficulty swallowing, rapidly spreading swelling, or uncontrolled bleeding.
Common questions
Booking is recommended so the clinic can offer a suitable time. Urgent concerns can be discussed by phone.
The first priority is assessment. Simple care may sometimes be possible on the same day, but treatment depends on the diagnosis, available time and informed consent.
No. Do not stop prescribed medicines unless the prescribing clinician or treating dentist specifically advises it. Bring an updated medicine list.
No. Imaging is considered when it is expected to add useful diagnostic information and influence care.
Yes. The clinic provides preventive and restorative dental assessment for children, with age-appropriate communication and parental guidance.
Appointments
Request a convenient appointment online, call the clinic or send a WhatsApp message.
