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Book an Appointment – Endodontist Lutterworth
Requesting an appointment, asking about a tooth that concerns you or seeking urgent help: book online in a minute, or telephone and speak to a real person who books you in and passes anything urgent to the clinician the same day. Practice details are confirmed when you book.
What to tell us
Which tooth or side is painful, how long it has troubled you, what aggravates it and whether your dentist has seen it or taken X-rays recently. If you have been referred, give us your dentist's name so that they can be kept informed. If dental treatment makes you anxious, say so: the visit will be planned around you, and sedation options can be discussed at your consultation.
Urgent problems
Throbbing pain, a swelling or a tooth that keeps you awake is treated as a priority. Mention that your symptoms are urgent when you book; the pain is dealt with first and the remaining treatment planned once you are comfortable. The emergency endodontic treatment page explains what to do until you are seen.
Before you attend
- Bring a note of your medication and any medical conditions
- Bring recent X-rays of the tooth, or ask your dentist to send them
- Eat beforehand — an appointment can last up to 90 minutes
- Avoid eating on that side until the numbness has worn off (two to four hours)
In pain now?
- Say your symptoms are urgent when you call — see emergency endodontic treatment
- A swelling spreading fast, difficulty swallowing or breathing, or feeling very unwell needs medical help now: NHS 111 or A&E
- A knocked-out adult tooth should be replanted or kept in milk and seen within the hour — see dental trauma care