Emergency dental care
Urgent support on clinic days for severe pain, swelling, broken teeth and dental trauma.
Dental emergencies rarely happen at a convenient time. If you have severe pain, facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, a knocked-out tooth or a broken restoration, send us an urgent message first. We keep time aside each day for urgent cases and will tell you honestly whether you need to come in immediately.
This may be for you if
- Severe or throbbing toothache
- Swelling around the face or jaw
- A tooth broken by injury
- A permanent tooth knocked out
What the visit includes
- Priority urgent triage
- Same-day assessment where possible
- Pain relief and infection control
- Temporary stabilisation or splinting
- A clear plan for definitive treatment
How treatment is planned.
The steps are similar for most patients. The timeline and fee are confirmed in writing after examination.
- 01
Contact us
Describe the symptoms. We will advise immediate steps and reserve the earliest suitable slot.
- 02
Control the problem
The priority is pain relief, bleeding control and preventing further damage.
- 03
Stabilise
We provide temporary treatment and explain what needs to happen next.
- 04
Plan the repair
Once the emergency has settled, we plan the definitive restoration or referral.
Emergency care — common questions
What if a permanent tooth is knocked out?
Should I go to a hospital?
Can you see me without an appointment?
Treatments that often go together.
Ready when you are