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We aim to see all registered patients in pain on the same day, during working hours, please contact us as early as possible to arrange for us to see you.

If you have severe pain, uncontrolled bleeding or swelling and it is out of working hours, please call the practice number 01275 842 550 and listen to the instructions.

There is a £250 call out charge to see a dentist and this includes basic treatment. Members of the practice do not pay this fee.

Knocked out tooth – Avulsed Tooth

An avulsed tooth is a tooth that has been knocked out of its socket, this means it is either totally out and lying on the floor, or is hanging in the mouth by the nerve or thinly attached piece of tissue. If the tooth is still in place but loose or dislodged then this is not totally avulsed and the treatment is slightly different.

It is also worth noting that the information below is for an adult tooth, children’s teeth (deciduous) teeth are often knocked out much more easily but the implications are far less severe as they will have their adult teeth underneath. We’d still recommend visiting a dentist, but it is normally not an emergency and applying pressure to the bleeding socket should be sufficient along with some pain killers appropriate to the child age. If any other injuries are sustained or the person is unconscious at any point, even for a couple of minutes, seek medical advice.

Replacing a knocked out or avulsed tooth

The first thing to assess is the tooth itself if it is shattered then replacing it will be difficult. However, if it is in one piece it may be possible to replace it.

If the tooth has shattered, then try to gather all the pieces together and keep them in water to prevent them drying out. Then call us for an emergency appointment. We may be able to replant the tooth, but worst case is that the pieces can be used to help us as a guide when making a replacement tooth for you. We will do everything that we can to make sure you can smile again as soon as possible.

We want to build a relationship with you, which is why we don't offer online appointment booking with our clinicians, we'd prefer to speak with you to ensure we give you the best possible information. You can however book an introduction call with our Treatment Co-ordinator to discuss any questions you may have at a time that's convenient to you.

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Why is my dentist taking photographs of my teeth?

“Why are you taking photographs of my teeth?”

A perfectly reasonable question.

Dental photographs aren't just for before-and-afters.

They can help us record what we're seeing, monitor changes, explain things more clearly and involve you in conversations about your own teeth.

Richard explains why you might see a camera appear during an appointment at Evolve.

Because when we're talking about your mouth, we think it's rather useful if you can see what we're talking about too.
There's more to a smile transformation than two photographs

A before-and-after shows you two moments.

What it doesn't show is everything that happened between them.

The conversations. The planning. What the patient wanted to change. The different options considered. And the decisions about what not to change.

That's why we think the story behind a smile is every bit as interesting as the finished result.

Every patient is different - and every treatment plan should be too.

Here's one of the lovely transformations we've had the privilege of being part of at Evolve. 💚
What actually happens during a dental examination?

If it’s been a while since your last dental examination, not knowing what to expect can sometimes make booking that appointment feel like a much bigger deal.

So what actually happens when you come in?

Richard explains what your dentist is looking for during a dental examination - and why it involves much more than simply checking whether you need a filling.

Regular examinations give us an opportunity to keep an eye on your teeth, gums and mouth, talk about anything that has changed and identify anything that may need our attention.

And if you haven’t been for a while? Please don’t feel embarrassed.

We’re simply pleased you’ve decided to come and see us.
🦷 We’re hiring - Dental Nurse | Portishead

We’re looking for a lovely new person to join our award-winning team at Evolve Dentistry.

You could be an experienced or newly qualified Dental Nurse, already in training, or looking for a completely new career - we’re genuinely open to all three. Finding the right person matters most.

If you’re new to dental nursing, we’ll fund and support you through your qualification.

💚 Permanent | Approx. 36 hours per week
💷 Trainee: £13.50-£14.50 per hour
💷 Qualified: £14.50-£16.55 per hour
📍 Portishead
📅 Monday, Thursday, Friday + alternate Saturdays

You’ll join a friendly, supportive team with great benefits, funded training and plenty of opportunities to develop.

Interested? Send your CV and a short covering note to hello@evolve-dentistry.co.uk.

Know someone who might be perfect for Evolve? Please tag them or share this with them. 💚

https://evolve-dentistry.co.uk/recruitment/
A little Evolve refresh 💚

You may have noticed something new if you’ve passed us recently…

Our new external signage is up!

We’ve given the outside of Evolve a refresh, making it even easier to spot us when you’re visiting the practice.

It’s been lovely seeing everything come together, and we think it looks rather smart. 😊

Have you spotted it yet?

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