Dental care — Medea
Practical information
Opening hours, how to get an appointment, and what to bring the first time.
Practical
First floor, with a lift.
First floor, with a lift. The back treatment room is wider for a wheelchair.
Cash or CIB card, at the end of each session.
For your first visit
- Proof of identity
- Previous X-rays, if you have them
- The prescription for any current treatment
- Tell us about a blood thinner, a pregnancy or an allergy
Opening hours
Sunday to Thursday, 08:30 to 12:30 and 14:00 to 17:30. Saturday mornings only, 09:00 to 12:00. Closed on Friday.
The last appointment of the day is at 17:00.
Emergencies
Emergency slots are the morning ones, between 08:30 and 10:00, Sunday to Thursday. They are kept free for same-day pain and cannot be reserved ahead.
Outside opening hours the practice takes no calls and there is no on-call cover. Pain that stops you sleeping, a swollen cheek or a fever need a hospital emergency department, not a closed practice.
Booking
You can ask the assistant for an appointment at any hour: say which day and which part of the day suit you, and it will offer the free slots.
An appointment cancelled less than two hours ahead counts as kept. Tell us the day before where you can: the slot goes to somebody else.
The first visit
Bring identification and, if you have them, previous X-rays and the prescription for anything you are currently taking. Always say if you are on a blood thinner, if you are pregnant, or if you have a known allergy to an anaesthetic.
For a child, a parent must be present during treatment.
Book an appointment
Held free every morning, Sunday to Thursday. They cannot be booked in advance, which is what keeps them available for the pain of the day.