Covid-19 update for January
05/01/21
Sistova Road Dental Studio stays open and offer all appointments as usual during the current lockdown.
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Christmas Opening Hours
23/12/20
            25th December ,Friday -28th December ,Monday       Closed
            29th December ,Tuesday                           9.00am -13.00pm
            30th December , Wednesday                       9.00am – 13.00pm
            31st December , Thursday  – 1st January 2021      ClosedÂ
            2nd January 2021 , Saturday                       9.00am – 13.00pm
            4th  January 2021 , Monday                        9.00am – 19.00pm
Yes! We are open!
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22/08/20
And we work our usual hours, providing all treatments. If you want to book an appointment, please call us on 0208 673 61 21 or email us.
What is a dental emergency?
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29/06/20
Dental emergency
Dental emergencies need to be assessed and treated quickly to avoid the risk of permanent damage. But how can you tell if your aches and pains are normal, or a real toothache you should be concerned about? Those seemingly small problems can quickly turn into a toothache you won’t forget if left untreated.
Please contact Sistova Road Dental Studio if you are experiencing one of the symptoms listed below. These symptoms require you to contact us as soon as possible, so we can provide further advice and minimise any delay. If we think you require urgent care, we will book you an appointment as soon as possible, the same or next day.
- Swelling of your gum, cheek or face. If the swelling also is spreading down to the neck, up to the eye or along the bottom of your mouth it is particularly important to tell us about that immediately.
- Strong pain which is causing a lack of sleep or prevent you from a usual activity during the day.
- Mouth ulcers that are not healed after two weeks.
- Progressing pain even you followed self-help advice.
- A broken tooth or lost filling, which is causing pain and damage to your cheek or tongue, that you haven’t been able to manage yourself.
- Knocked-out a tooth.
- Bleeding caused by facial trauma.
An emergency dental visit can mean much more than a mere toothache. As a patient, it’s important to pay attention to what’s going on in your mouth. Any significant changes could be a sign of a greater issue at hand. If you’re experiencing a toothache and need toothache relief an emergency dental visit is always a good idea.
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