Emergency Dentist

A dental emergency is a type of emergency involving the teeth or gums. Pain involving these parts of the mouth, even when minor, can indicate a severe underlying problem that could worsen with time.

It is important to contact a dentist as soon as possible for a professional examination to minimise any damage to the teeth, gums, and the supporting bone and other oral tissues.

Emergency dental treatment can be undertaken to relieve oral pain, which can be very severe.

Please do not try and abuse the system, by claiming to be an emergency to ‘jump the queue’ for a routine examination, this will not be provided. Emergency appointments do not include a full routine dental examination. Please speak to our receptionist should you wish to book in for a Routine Clinical Examination.

On an emergency appointment, we will:-
1. Effort to get you out of pain.
2. Extract a tooth
3. Issue a prescription
4. Place a temporary restoration
5. Re-cement a crown or bridge
6. Refer you to a specialist

NHS England Out of Hours.

The basic Emergency / urgent treatment is for patient experiencing pain not controlled by regular pain relief taken for 48 hours. It is also for uncontrolled bleeding, large swelling or dental trauma.

Emergency Service helpline Tel: 0161 476 9651 or 111.

NHS England operates 7 days a week including Bank Holidays 9.00am to 9.30pm. Patients are triaged appropriately and given an appointment where necessary.

Private Emergency dentist available on Monday to Saturday to provide emergency dental treatment.

If you have a toothache, infection, swelling or any other dental emergency and do not have a dentist please call one of our team members and we will do our best to see you as soon as we can.

You should call us as soon as a dental emergency arises. We offer appointment as soon as possible, within 24 hrs.

We can provide a one-off urgent appointment to address your discomfort. The emergency check-up fee is £50. However, during this appointment, the dentist may recommend additional treatments, which could incur extra costs. We always discuss all other costs before treatment starts. There are no hidden costs. For instance, if an extraction is necessary, you may need to cover the check-up and extraction fees.