COVID19 | Visiting Your Dentist | Coronavirus Advice

Tooth Plus is a dental practice in the Springkerse area of Stirling

COVID19 – Visiting Your Dentist in Stirling

By Rachael Blyth | Updates | Comments are Closed | 10 March, 2020 | 0

At tooth+, please be assured that we are complying with the advice issued by Health Protection Scotland and we have also provided hand sanitisers for your use at reception and in our toilets.

If you have been to an affected place in the last 14 days OR had contact with someone with Coronavirus AND you have any of these symptoms:

Cough
Fever
Shortness of Breath

Please do not attend our dental surgery but phone your GP or NHS 24 (111) for advice.

Find out more information about COVID-19 at nhsinform.scot/coronavirus

If you cannot attend your dental appointment for any of these reasons please just telephone us on 01786 231123 to cancel your appointment.

There will be no charge for any dental appointment cancellations.

As the situation evolves and changes we shall update you. Please bear with us.

Rachael Blyth

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