Dental treatment in hospitals and A&E

To support NHS services and protect vital resources, it is important that you do not visit hospitals or A&E departments with dental problems.

If you need urgent or emergency dental treatment, contact your dental practice and they will be able to refer you.

More information:

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Implants

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Dental care and coronavirus (COVID-19)

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