Contact Endodontist Market Harborough

To book a consultation, ask about a tooth that is worrying you or arrange an emergency appointment, telephone the practice. Your call is answered by a person who can book you in directly — and if you are in pain, say so and we will see you as soon as we can.

What to tell us when you call

Which tooth is troubling you, how long it has been a problem, what makes it worse and whether your dentist has taken any recent X-rays. If you have been referred, mention your dentist's name so that we can write to them afterwards. If dental treatment makes you anxious, please tell us — appointments are planned around you.

Why we ask you to call

A short conversation tells us what an online form cannot: how urgent the problem is, whether you have had treatment on the tooth before and which appointment length you need. It also means you get an answer straight away instead of waiting for a reply.

Before your first visit

Bring a list of your medication and any medical conditions
Bring, or ask your dentist to send, recent X-rays of the tooth
Eat normally beforehand — appointments can last up to 90 minutes
Plan to avoid eating on that side until the anaesthetic has worn off (two to four hours)

In pain now?

Say your symptoms are acute when you call — see emergency root canal treatment
A rapidly spreading facial swelling, difficulty swallowing or breathing, or feeling very unwell needs urgent medical help: 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