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“We Understand Your Pain”

We know how debilitating a toothache can be. It affects your ability to eat, sleep, and even focus on your daily tasks. You’re not alone, and we’re here to provide effective, professional solutions.

“Why Home Remedies Often Fall Short”

We understand the allure of quick at-home remedies like clove oil, cold compresses, or over-the-counter pain relief. While these may provide temporary relief, they are not long-term solutions. Here’s why:

  • Clove Oil: May numb the area but doesn’t treat the underlying issue.
  • Cold Compress: Reduces swelling temporarily, but the pain usually returns.
  • Painkillers: Only masks the pain; potential for incorrect dosage.

“The Importance of Professional Guidance”

The only way to accurately diagnose and treat toothache is through professional consultation. In many cases, underlying issues like cavities or infections can worsen if not treated promptly. Our consultation, which includes diagnosis and X-ray, is typically only £52. It’s a small price for accurate advice and lasting relief.

Don’t compromise on your dental health by opting for temporary fixes. Schedule an appointment for professional treatment that offers lasting relief.

  • Who We Are: We are a dedicated team of dental experts who prioritize your comfort and dental health.
  • Why Choose Us: With us, you get a no-obligation consultation and X-ray, ensuring you understand your treatment options.
  • Pricing: For only £45, get a comprehensive diagnosis that includes an X-ray and a no-obligation discussion of your treatment options.

Services:

  1. Immediate Relief Treatments: Quick solutions to minimize your pain.
  2. Tooth Extraction: Consult & X-ray included in the price.
  3. Root Canal Treatments: All-inclusive package: Consult & X-ray.
  4. Follow-up Care: Personalized plans for long-term relief.

Contact Us:

    We are always available to help with your dental emergencies. Fill out our contact form and we’ll get back to you promptly to arrange your consultation or emergency appointment.

    FAQs

    What should I do if I have a dental emergency?
    Call us immediately at 01922 624900 or book an emergency appointment online. We accept both registered and non-registered patients for emergency care.

    What qualifies as a dental emergency?
    Severe toothache, broken or chipped teeth, knocked-out teeth, and infections that cause swelling or pain are common dental emergencies. If you’re unsure, give us a call and we’ll help assess your situation.

    Do I need to be registered with your clinic for emergency treatment?
    No, you don’t need to be registered to receive emergency treatment. We accept walk-ins and offer same-day appointments.

    What can I do to prevent future dental emergencies?
    Regular check-ups, good oral hygiene, and avoiding hard foods or activities that could damage your teeth are all great preventive measures. Ask us during your appointment about other ways to maintain your dental health.

    Dental Emergency Self-Assessment

    Worried about a toothache or dental problem? Answer one question at a time to assess your situation and get guidance on what to do next. This interactive quiz will help determine if you need urgent treatment and connect you with the right resources. Please note that this is for fun only, and not a substitute for dental professional’s advice.

    What describes your dental emergency?

    Are you experiencing significant swelling or fever?

    Severe Infection Warning

    It sounds like you might have a serious dental infection such as an abscess. Don’t wait in pain—seek immediate care. Severe swelling or fever can indicate an infection that needs urgent treatment. Call our emergency line right away. Call 01922 624900 (Emergency Line) Book an Emergency Appointment For more information, see our Emergency Dentist page or Toothache Relief guide.

    Persistent Toothache

    A persistent toothache can be a sign of an underlying issue like infection or decay. Even without visible swelling, it’s important to get prompt care to relieve pain and prevent complications. Our emergency dentists can diagnose and treat the cause of your toothache quickly. Call for Immediate Relief Toothache Treatment Options If the pain is tolerable but persistent, don’t ignore it. Book an appointment to get it checked before it worsens.

    Is a tooth completely knocked out?

    Knocked-Out Tooth

    If an adult tooth has been knocked out, time is critical. Handle the tooth by the crown (the top part), not the root. Gently rinse it with milk or saliva and try to reinsert it into the socket. If this isn’t possible, keep it in milk and seek emergency dental care immediately. Call 24/7 Emergency Dentist Learn about Dental Trauma Care Getting to a dentist within 30 minutes offers the best chance of saving the tooth, so don’t delay.

    Chipped or Broken Tooth

    For a chipped or broken tooth, rinse your mouth with warm water and apply a cold compress if there’s pain or swelling. If it’s a minor chip with no pain, you may schedule a visit soon. However, if a large piece broke off or you’re in pain, you need an urgent dental appointment. Book Emergency Dental Care Contact Us Now Avoid using the damaged tooth to chew. Timely treatment can prevent further damage or infection.

    Did you lose a filling, crown, or denture?

    Lost Filling or Crown with Pain

    A lost filling or crown can expose sensitive tooth layers, causing pain. Rinse your mouth to keep the area clean. This needs prompt treatment to prevent infection. We can provide a temporary or permanent fix to relieve your discomfort. Call for Emergency Repair Emergency Dental Care Info In the meantime, you can use dental wax or even sugar-free gum to cover the exposed area for some relief, but see us as soon as possible.

    Lost Filling or Crown with No Pain

    Even if it’s not painful now, a lost filling or crown leaves your tooth vulnerable. Clean the area gently and avoid chewing on that side. Contact us to have it repaired before it becomes an emergency. Book a Repair Appointment Contact Our Clinic Don’t delay the fix—without protection, the tooth can decay or crack further, leading to more complex treatment.

    Are you experiencing severe wisdom tooth pain?

    Severe Wisdom Tooth Pain

    Severe wisdom tooth pain often indicates infection or impaction. If the pain is unbearable or you have swelling affecting swallowing or breathing, seek immediate care. We may need to clean the area, prescribe antibiotics, or perform an emergency extraction. Call for Immediate Wisdom Tooth Care Wisdom Tooth Extraction Info Don’t try to tough it out—untreated wisdom tooth issues can worsen quickly. We’re here 7 days a week to help.

    Moderate Wisdom Tooth Discomfort

    Moderate wisdom tooth pain can often be managed temporarily at home with warm saltwater rinses and over-the-counter pain relievers. However, these teeth can flare up unexpectedly. It’s wise to have a dentist evaluate it and prevent a bigger problem. Book a Wisdom Tooth Check Learn About Wisdom Teeth If the pain worsens or you notice swelling, switch to emergency mode and contact us immediately.

    Contact Us for Personalized Advice

    If you’re unsure about your symptoms or have a unique dental concern, it’s best to consult with our dentist directly. We’re here to help assess your situation and guide you to the right care. Call Our Emergency Dentist Message Us Online For general guidance, you can also visit our Emergency Dental Care page for FAQs and information on common dental emergencies.
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