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hubby has been suffering now with toothache for a week and I know it must be bad cos he doesn't complain about much,does anyone know if any emergency dentists are still operating?We rang Charles Clifford they just said to take paracetamol and ibroprofen :(

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I don’t know if any emergency treatment is available anywhere at the moment and I hope that someone can help.

All that I can advise is that when I had a nagging toothache and away from home,the most effective relief was using Disprin Direct,which you can dissolve in the mouth next to the tooth.

Boots sell it.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52197788

 

Coincidentally,this is on today’s BBC page and probably reflects the situation in Sheffield area

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I had an appointment for a checkup about 1 week ago, my dentist phoned me and rearranged for a later date, they said at present they are only seeing emergency cases, so it looks like some dentists are still working.

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21 minutes ago, andysm said:

I had an appointment for a checkup about 1 week ago, my dentist phoned me and rearranged for a later date, they said at present they are only seeing emergency cases, so it looks like some dentists are still working.

did you read the op

 

some info here deelightful

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52197788

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Been there.

Orajel, the extra strength one. Red or orange box, or was last time I bought it.

Instant relief, mate. Truly. Finger end, on tooth, on gums next to.

Get 2 tubes just in case.

I went down the Oil of Cloves route first - that's not bad - but Orajel takes the gold medal.

Good luck.

 

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12 hours ago, kidley said:

did you read the op

 

some info here deelightful

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52197788

Yes I did read the op:

" does anyone know if any emergency dentists are still operating? "

 

and the answer is: Yes, some are still operating.

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But did kidley read post#2 😁

Edited by RJRB

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There's a couple open for emergency cases, I think one is open in Leeds.

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9 hours ago, RJRB said:

But did kidley read post#2 😁

oh dear i did read it but did not click on the link, ile know next time

 

12 hours ago, andysm said:

Yes I did read the op:

" does anyone know if any emergency dentists are still operating? "

 

and the answer is: Yes, some are still operating.

thats taking the fish answer, the op wants to know were she can take her hubby for emergency treatment. 

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Swish your mouth out with warm salt water about 6 times a day,instant relief usually.

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Dental pain can be excruciating and infection can lead to more serious conditions, surely emergency treatment is available?

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9 hours ago, gamezone07 said:

Dental pain can be excruciating and infection can lead to more serious conditions, surely emergency treatment is available?

It ought to be. I’ve noticed the opticians will see people with emergency eye problems. Which is great but surely it’s just as important to have access to emergency dental care? A ruptured tooth abscess is potentially fatal.

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