Emergency Dental Treatment
Emergency dental treatment available at our Dental Excellence locations for the relief of toothache, broken teeth and extractions. Private emergency care carried out by highly-experienced dentists.
- Same day appointments
- Open on weekends
- Tooth pain & broken teeth treatment
Emergency Dentist
Emergency Dentist Liverpool
If you’re based in Liverpool, we can help. We offer same day emergency dental appointments at our Liverpool practice.
Unit 17, The Matchworks
140 Speke Road,
Liverpool, L19 2RF
Emergency Dentist London
Looking for emergency dental treatment in London? We offer same day emergency appointments at our Westfield practice.
Unit SU2015, First Floor, Healthcare Village,
Ariel Way Unit 2030,
Westfield Shopping Centre,
London, W12 7GF
What Do We Offer Emergency Appointments For?
Severe Tooth Pain
Toothache can be debilitating. You may not be able to eat, sleep or focus properly, and often over the counter pain killers don’t seem to provide much relief. Our experienced dentists can assess the cause of your tooth pain and provide same day treatment to relieve it, from emergency fillings to tooth extractions.
Infection & Abscesses
If you are suffering from a dental infection, or an abscess has developed on your gum, it’s important to get treatment as quickly as possible to prevent further damage from being caused. We can provide emergency treatment so you get the help you need.
Chipped or Broken Teeth
A chipped or broken tooth can cause significant discomfort due to sharp edges. You may even have exposed nerve endings, resulting in sharp, severe pain. We can provide treatment to help relieve the pain and discomfort caused by chipped and broken teeth.
Knocked-Out or Loose Tooth
If your tooth has been knocked out or has become loose, it's important to seek emergency dental treatment as soon as possible. This can improve the chances of saving your tooth and preventing further damage from occuring. We can provide emergency treatment to assess the injury and plan the best route forward.
Broken Dentures/Appliances
Broken dentures, retainers, braces, or other dental appliances can be uncomfortable and can make day-to-day tasks like eating and speaking difficult. They may also cause irritation or injuries to your gums and lips. We offer emergency appointments to help repair or replace damaged appliances.
Journey
1
Call Us
If you need dental treatment quickly, it’s best to call us directly. Our online booking system might show that all our appointments are filled up for the day, but we always have some on-hand for emergencies.
When you call us, we will ask you to give us an overview of the issue and your location, so we can book you into the appropriate clinic.
We do also offer some walk-in appointments if you’re close to either our Liverpool or London locations.
2
Consultation & Assessment
You will be seen by a dentist to assess the issue and discuss the best routes forward.
At this appointment, we will talk through treatment options and you will be able to ask any questions before moving onto treatment.
3
Treatment
Our dentists will carry out the required emergency treatment to help provide quick relief for pain, dental injuries and infections.
Treatment will usually be carried out on the same day, and where required further follow up appointments will be scheduled.
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Pricing
How Much Does Emergency Dental Treatment Cost?
There is a fixed charge of £175 for emergency assessments. The cost of treatment will then be calculated based on what's required.
After the dentist has made a proper assessment, they will suggest the potential routes forward and discuss pricing with you.
We also offer a range of flexible finance options to help spread the cost of your treatment. Explore our price list for additional information on treatment costs.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer out of hours dental appointments?
For both our London and Liverpool locations, we have much longer and more flexible opening hours than traditional dental practices. We have evening/after-work appointments, and we’re open on weekends too. Whether it’s an emergency, or you just need a dental practice that can work around your schedule, we can help.
Can I get a same day emergency dental appointment?
Yes. We offer same day emergency dental appointments at both our Liverpool and London practices. If you need urgent treatment, we recommend calling us directly as we reserve appointment slots specifically for dental emergencies.
Do I need to be a registered patient?
No. You do not need to be an existing patient to book an emergency dental appointment with us. We welcome both new and existing patients who require urgent treatment.
What should I do if my tooth has been knocked out?
If your tooth has been knocked out, try to handle it by the crown (the visible part of the tooth) rather than the root. If possible, gently place it back into the socket or keep it in milk and contact us immediately. The sooner you receive treatment, the greater the chance of saving the tooth.
Can you help if I have a dental abscess?
Yes. Dental abscesses and infections should be treated as quickly as possible to prevent the infection from spreading. Our dentists can assess the problem and provide the most appropriate treatment to relieve pain and address the underlying cause.
Will I receive treatment on the same day?
In most cases, yes. Following your consultation and assessment, treatment is usually carried out during the same appointment. If additional treatment is required, we will arrange any necessary follow-up appointments.
What if I have a broken tooth but I'm not in pain?
Even if a broken or chipped tooth is not currently causing pain, it is still advisable to have it assessed. Damage to the tooth can worsen over time and may increase the risk of infection or further breakage.
Do you offer emergency tooth extractions?
Yes. If a tooth cannot be saved and extraction is the most appropriate treatment option, our experienced dentists can perform emergency tooth extractions to relieve pain and prevent further complications.
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