Oral thrush
A short, private chat to discuss your symptoms and the most suitable next steps for you.
From
£30
Duration
10 minute appointment
- Helps you understand what may be causing your symptoms
- Clear guidance on what to do next and how to look after your mouth
- Support to ease discomfort and get back to eating and drinking normally
- Advice on prevention to reduce the chance of it coming back

Quick, focused appointment
A structured discussion that covers your symptoms, relevant triggers, and practical self-care in a straightforward way.
Confidential and respectful support
Speak openly in a discreet setting and get guidance that feels comfortable and non-judgemental.
Clear next steps before you leave
You will understand what you can do now, what to watch for, and when it would be sensible to seek further help.
What this service involves
What this service involves
You will be asked about your symptoms, how long they have been present, and any relevant medicines or recent illness. You will receive practical self-care advice and guidance on suitable treatment options where appropriate. You will leave knowing what to do next and what changes should prompt further assessment.
Symptom and medicine check
We will talk through your symptoms and any medicines or inhalers that may be relevant.
Personalised guidance
Advice tailored to you, including mouth care, hygiene tips, and how to use any recommended products safely.
What we provide
What we provide
These are the key parts of the support you can expect during your visit.
Structured symptom discussion
A clear set of questions to understand what is going on and what has already been tried.
Self-care and mouth-care advice
Simple steps to reduce irritation, support healing, and protect your mouth day to day.
Treatment signposting
Guidance on suitable options that may help, and how to use them properly.
Follow-up pointers
What improvement may look like, when to reassess, and what to do if symptoms return.
Who this service is for
Who this service is for
Ideal if you have symptoms suggestive of oral thrush and would like practical, confidential advice.
People with a sore mouth or tongue
If your mouth feels tender or looks coated and it is affecting eating, drinking, or comfort.
People using inhalers or antibiotics recently
If symptoms started after medicines that can sometimes trigger mouth changes.
People prone to repeat symptoms
If you have had similar issues before and want prevention tips and a plan for next time.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What symptoms are you able to help with for oral thrush?
You can discuss a sore or tender mouth, a coated tongue, discomfort when eating or drinking, and other mouth changes that make you think of oral thrush, and get guidance on what to do next.
What happens during the appointment?
You will be asked about your symptoms, how long they have been present, and any relevant medicines or recent illness, then you will be given practical self-care advice and suitable next steps.
How long does it take?
The appointment usually takes about 10 minutes, depending on how many questions you have and what you have already tried.
Do I need to bring anything with me?
If you can, bring a list of your current medicines and let us know about any allergies, recent antibiotics, or inhaler use so the advice can be tailored to you.
Will I be able to get treatment today?
Where appropriate, you may be advised on suitable treatment options and how to use them safely, or you may be advised to seek further assessment if that is the safest next step.
What should I do if it keeps coming back?
You can talk through possible triggers and prevention steps, and agree a plan for what to do early if symptoms return or do not improve as expected.
