What is a dental emergency?
Please contact us for help and advice if you experience any of the following:
- Sudden pain in your teeth, gums or mouth
- A broken tooth
- A lost filling or crown
- A damaged, fractured or knocked out tooth
- Extreme swelling in your gum or an abscess.
We know that a dental emergency can be distressing, which is why we do all we can to help. We pride ourselves on a fast response to your situation and getting it sorted as soon as possible. If your case is non-urgent, you can expect to be seen within a couple of working days.
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High-quality care
We understand how upsetting and stressful a dental emergency can be. We promise to offer the same exceptional quality service in an emergency situation as we do in our routine care.
If you have a dental problem that needs to be fixed urgently, we aim to deal with it promptly. Your comfort and well-being are important to us. Our friendly and empathetic approach is aimed at getting you out of pain with gentle and reassuring care.
More about usEmergency dental advice
Dental pain can be caused by several factors including decay, infections, gum disease, impacted or fractured teeth. It can range from sensitivity to certain foods, through to a constant throbbing pain, which if left untreated may lead to a facial swelling.
Over the counter pain relievers and ice packs can be useful in the short term, but an appointment with a dentist will be necessary to resolve the problem.
