Urgent Care
Emergency Dental Care When You Need It Most.
Toothache, a broken tooth or a lost filling rarely happens at a good time. Here is what counts as a dental emergency, what to do first and how we fit urgent patients in during the day.
Overview
Understanding Emergency Dental Care
Dental emergencies include severe toothache, facial swelling, a broken or knocked-out tooth, or a crown that has come off. If you have an urgent problem, call us as early in the day as you can and we will advise you.
We keep time free each day for urgent patients, but same-day visits depend on availability. Out of hours, call NHS 24 on 111. For swelling affecting breathing or swallowing, call 999.
How It Helps
What This Treatment Can Offer.
Planned around your own teeth and your goals.
Options based on a thorough clinical examination.
Clear written guidance on aftercare, timing and reviews.
Your Visit
What to Expect
01
Consultation
Talk through your concerns, health and what you want.
02
Examination
Your dentist checks your teeth and gums and takes any X-rays or scans that are needed.
03
Treatment Plan
A written plan of options, risks, timings and fees.
04
Aftercare
Personal aftercare advice and a review visit if needed.
Good to Know
Is This Treatment Right for Me?
That depends on your oral health, your medical history and what you hope to achieve. An examination with one of our dentists is the best way to find out.
Have Questions About Emergency Dental Care?
Speak to our team for clear, honest answers about your options.