Emergency Dental Care
£250 - No Hidden Fees
We aim to see you the same day where possible, during our opening hours. Includes assessment, X-rays, diagnosis and treatment to get you out of pain.
£250 emergency appointment – no hidden fees
If you’re in dental pain, have swelling, a broken tooth, or a sudden dental problem, our priority is to relieve discomfort quickly and safely.
Your emergency appointment is focused on stabilising the problem, treating infection where possible, and helping you feel comfortable again — with a clear plan for any further treatment if needed.
Emergency appointments are available during our opening hours: Monday 8:30am–6pm, Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30am–8pm, Thursday and Friday 8:30am–6pm, and Saturday 9am–5pm (closed on Sundays). We aim to provide same-day or urgent appointments wherever possible.
What our patients say
Reflections from people who have visited our clinic and shared their experience.
✔ Experienced clinicians ✔ Modern digital diagnostics ✔ Same-day urgent appointments where possible ✔ Private, patient-focused care
What’s included in the £250 emergency appointment
Your emergency visit covers everything needed to assess and manage the immediate problem:
✔ Comprehensive emergency examination
✔ Digital X-rays (if required)
✔ Diagnosis and treatment planning
✔ Pain relief and stabilisation
✔ Temporary filling or repair (if appropriate)
✔ Emergency tooth extraction if needed
✔ Initial treatment to manage infection
✔ Prescription for antibiotics (if clinically required)
If the problem involves a deep infection, the first stage of treatment may include cleaning and disinfecting the tooth to control bacteria and relieve symptoms. There are no additional charges for treatment carried out during your emergency appointment within the scope above, including an extraction if that’s what’s needed to get you out of pain.
When to book an emergency appointment
You may need urgent dental care if you have:
✔ Severe toothache or sensitivity
✔ Facial swelling or infection
✔ Broken, chipped or knocked-out tooth
✔ Lost filling, crown or bridge
✔ Pain when biting or chewing
✔ Bleeding or trauma to the mouth
If you’re unsure whether your situation is urgent, our team can advise you.
What happens next
Emergency care focuses on resolving pain and stabilising the situation.
In some cases, further treatment may be required to fully restore the tooth, such as:
Root canal treatment
Crown or long-term restoration
Further care for complex extractions (such as certain wisdom teeth)
If additional treatment is needed, this will be discussed clearly with you, along with options and costs, before any further appointments are arranged.
Comprehensive emergency examination
Digital X-rays (if required)
Diagnosis and treatment planning
Pain relief and stabilisation
Temporary filling or repair (if appropriate)
Emergency tooth extraction if needed
Initial treatment to manage infection
Prescription for antibiotics (if clinically required)
Nervous or anxious patients
We understand that dental emergencies can be stressful.
Our clinicians take a calm, supportive approach, explaining each step clearly and focusing on getting you comfortable as quickly as possible.
Explain each step before we begin
Go at a pace that suits you
Get you comfortable as quickly as possible
Let you pause at any time
Give you a clear plan for what comes next
Answer your questions without pressure
Same-day appointments where possible
Use the form below to get in touch. To be seen faster please call 0114 551 4000.