Shillongpatty is trade, and trade does not close on a Tuesday afternoon because a molar is aching. The commonest pattern from this part of town is a problem carried for weeks, worked around, managed with painkillers, and finally dealt with when it becomes impossible to ignore — usually at the point where it has stopped being a simple fix.
There is a practical answer to that, and it is to be specific when you message. Describe what is happening and roughly when you can get away, and the appointment can be set at a time that does not cost you a trading day. A root canal is often one appointment; a crown is a short second visit; scaling is under an hour.
The thing worth not working around is swelling. Pain can sometimes wait a few days. A swollen face or gum means infection that is spreading, and that is the one presentation where the sensible move is to close the shop for two hours today rather than lose a week to it later.