Painkillers in the form of paracetamol and ibuprofen can be taken (if your medical history allows so) to relieve the pain temporarily until you can get an appointment with your dentist scheduled. Give us a ring and we will get you in ASAP.
Emergency Dentistry
Out of hours
We do not offer an out of hours emergency service. If you have a dental problem outside of normal business hours or when we are closed, please follow the instructions below;
Private / Pay as you go
There is a specialist service that you can contact here – https://www.the247dentist.com
Practice plan
If you are part of our practice plan, as part of your membership you pay into the assistance scheme.
As a first line we would recommend contacting the assistance scheme. Outside of normal working hours (6.00 pm to 8.00 am Monday to Friday, Weekends or Bank Holidays). Please call the Dental Helpline on 0808 169 8117
overseas: (0044) 1691 887955.
Failing that, please try the 24/7 dentist as above, or make arrangements with another private service.
Please not we are not associated in any way with the out of hours service.
111
You can call NHS 111 to find an out-of-hours dental service near you
When to go to hospital
Only go to A&E if you have:
- heavy bleeding
- injuries to your face, mouth, or teeth
- severe swelling, or increasing swelling of your mouth, lips, throat, neck or eye
If you’re not sure whether you should go to A&E, contact NHS 111, who will be able to advise you.
During normal hours (excluding holidays)
If you have a dental problem during our normal opening hours, please call the practice and we will advise you what to do next.
We endeavour to see you as soon as possible. If you call us first thing in the morning then sometimes this will be the same day. If the same day is not available, then our team will offer you the next available appointment.
There is a standard emergency appointment consultation fee which excludes treatment and is £55.
The consultation fee is charged to cover the professional time and expertise to examine and diagnose. Any treatment recommended will be quoted separately.
“Non-registered” patients
If you have not seen one of ours dentists for a health check within the past 2 years, we will deem you to be a “non-registered” patient.
We don’t always have availability to see “non-registered” emergencies, but if you give the team a call we will advise if we have availability or when the next available appointment may be.
The standard consultation fee for a non registered patient emergency appointment consultation (excluding treatment) is £90. The consultation fee is charged to cover the professional time and expertise to examine and diagnose. Any treatment recommended will be quoted separately.