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Emergency Dentist in London

If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, call your London emergency dentist on Regent's Park Rd +447700100779 — 8:30AM – 6PM or email us 24/7 at info@london-dental-specialists.co.uk

We can help you through your dental emergency and help you get back to a pain free smile as quick as possible. Many of us have been there. The sudden toothache that wakes you up in the middle of the night; the crunchy snack that chips a tooth or dislodges a filling, or a sudden mishap that knocks out a tooth or even teeth that might need extracting.

What else to dental emergencies have in common? You can get more information about dental emergencies in London from your London emergency dentist, who is just one call away.

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In The Event of a Dental Emergency

Emergency Dentist Near You

  • Should you rush to the hospital?
  • Should you place a hot cloth on the jaw — a cold cloth?
  • Should you take painkillers — or not take painkillers?
  • Can a lost tooth be saved?
  • Should you put the lost tooth in a baggie in the fridge?
  • Can you eat and drink before you see the dentist?
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Your London emergency dentist is here to help. We have multiple options available for you to reach us in case you have a dental emergency. Try our emergency line if you have a dental emergency.

If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, call your London emergency dentist on Regent's Park Rd, London +447700100779 — 8:30AM – 6PM or email us 24/7 at info@london-dental-specialists.co.uk

Our team will be happy to help you understand what your options are and how you can get the treatment you need as fast as possible, whether you call during office hours or to our emergency line at any time during the day. Your London emergency dentist is here for you and we will help you get through your emergency.
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Costs for Dental Emergencies in London

Dental Emergencies Costs

We provide prompt, effective care for all dental emergencies. Our emergency dental service ensures you receive immediate attention for acute dental problems from severe toothache to traumatic injuries. We prioritize pain relief and problem resolution to restore your oral health.

The cost of emergency dental treatment varies based on:

  • Nature of the emergency
  • Type of treatment required
  • Time of appointment (regular hours vs. after hours)
  • Need for immediate procedures
  • Follow-up care requirements
Dental Emergencies Services and Pricing
Service Cost Notes
Consultation £195 This aims to make a proper diagnosis of the problem so that we can carry out adequate emergency treatment
Dental Emergency Treatment £500 This fee will cover temporary treatments that provide relief from the initial emergency e.g. reattachment of a crown/bridge or construction of a temporary crown/bridge. pain relief, initial dental trauma treatment etc

Cost Factors

Dental emergency costs vary based on the specific situation and treatment required. Our priority is to get you out of pain quickly and provide appropriate care. We offer same-day emergency appointments and will provide a clear treatment plan with transparent pricing. We work with most dental insurance plans and offer financing options to help manage unexpected dental expenses.
  • Type of Emergency
  • Time of Service
  • Required Procedures

Insurance Information

Most dental insurance plans provide coverage for emergency dental care, particularly when it involves pain relief or treating infection. Coverage typically ranges from 50-80% depending on your specific plan and the procedures needed. Many plans waive waiting periods for emergency pain relief.

We work with all major insurance providers and can help verify your benefits. For patients without insurance or with limited coverage, we offer financing options to help manage unexpected dental expenses and same-day emergency appointments to address your needs quickly.

Common Questions Asked About Dental Emergencies Costs

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Do These Dental Emergencies Apply to You?

Types of Dental Emergencies

Dental Emergency Symptoms Treatment Self-Care Until Appointment Urgency Level
Severe Toothache Intense, persistent pain, possible swelling, sensitivity to temperature, difficulty chewing Diagnosis of cause (decay, infection, fracture), root canal therapy, extraction if necessary, antibiotics for infection Take paracetamol or ibuprofen (follow package instructions), avoid hot/cold foods, use clove oil on affected area, rinse with warm saltwater High - Same day appointment recommended
Dental Abscess Severe throbbing pain, facial swelling, fever, tender lymph nodes, bad taste, sensitivity to pressure Drainage of abscess, root canal therapy, extraction if necessary, antibiotics, possible referral to specialist Take prescribed painkillers, rinse with warm saltwater, avoid hot foods, apply cold compress to reduce swelling (outside of mouth) Very High - Immediate attention required (can be life-threatening if infection spreads)
Knocked-Out Tooth (Avulsion) Complete displacement of tooth from socket, bleeding, pain Reimplantation of tooth, splinting to adjacent teeth, possible root canal therapy Handle tooth by crown only, rinse gently with milk or saline (do not scrub), try to reinsert in socket or store in milk/saline solution, seek care within 30-60 minutes for best chance of saving tooth Very High - Emergency treatment within 1 hour maximizes chances of saving tooth
Broken or Chipped Tooth Visible damage to tooth, possible pain, sensitivity, sharp edges Dental bonding, crown, veneer, or extraction depending on severity Rinse mouth with warm water, apply cold compress for swelling, cover sharp edges with dental wax or sugar-free chewing gum, take over-the-counter pain relief Moderate to High - Same day or next day depending on pain and extent of damage
Lost Filling or Crown Missing restoration, sensitivity, discomfort, visible hole in tooth New filling placement, new crown fabrication and cementation For lost crowns: clean crown, apply dental cement from pharmacy to tooth and place crown back if possible; for lost fillings: use temporary dental filling material; avoid chewing on affected side Moderate - Within 48 hours
Dental Trauma Injury to teeth, gums, or jaw from accident or impact, bleeding, broken teeth, jaw pain Assessment of damage, treatment of specific injuries, possible splinting of loose teeth, pain management Apply pressure to bleeding areas with gauze, apply cold compress, take pain relief, avoid disturbing injured area High - Same day appointment recommended
Post-Extraction Complications Dry socket (severe pain 2-3 days after extraction), excessive bleeding, severe swelling Cleaning of socket, medicated dressing placement, antibiotics if infected, additional surgery if needed For bleeding: bite on clean gauze for 30 minutes; for dry socket: take prescribed pain medication; for swelling: apply ice pack; avoid smoking, drinking through straws, spitting High - Same day appointment recommended
Facial Swelling with Breathing/Swallowing Difficulty Severe swelling affecting airway, difficulty breathing or swallowing, fever Emergency hospital referral, IV antibiotics, surgical drainage, airway management Call 999 or go to A&E immediately - this is a medical emergency that requires hospital treatment Critical - Immediate medical attention required (not dental)
Orthodontic Emergencies Broken braces, protruding wires, severe discomfort Repair or adjustment of orthodontic appliances, wire trimming or replacement Cover protruding wires with orthodontic wax, avoid hard foods, take over-the-counter pain relief Low to Moderate - Within 24-72 hours depending on discomfort
Soft Tissue Injuries Cuts or lacerations to gums, cheeks, lips, or tongue, bleeding Cleaning of wound, possible suturing, antibiotics if necessary Apply pressure with clean gauze, rinse with warm saltwater, apply cold compress to reduce swelling Moderate to High - Same day for significant injuries
Wisdom Tooth Pain Pain at back of mouth, swelling, difficulty opening mouth, bad taste/breath Antibiotics for infection, pain management, possible extraction once infection subsides Take over-the-counter pain relief, rinse with warm saltwater, avoid hard foods, maintain good oral hygiene Moderate - Within 24-48 hours
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In The Event of a Dental Emergency

Emergency Dentist Near You

When you experience a dental emergency — call +447700100779 — 8:30AM – 6PM or email us 24/7 at info@london-dental-specialists.co.uk. Knowing what to do makes all the difference. And now there’s only one thing you need to know. Call +447700100779. We’ll help you through this dental emergency.

On our Emergency Line you'll speak to a real dental professional.

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  • We’ll help you understand what you should do — and what you shouldn’t.
  • We’ll help you book the soonest possible appointment so you can get the problem resolved.
  • And most of all, we’ll help you to reclaim your peace of mind.
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Areas We Serve Emergency Dental Treatments

London Dental Specialists provides expert Emergency Dental Treatments services across Central London's premier districts, including Mayfair, Soho, Westminster, and Belgravia. Our Harley Street clinic is ideally situated to serve patients from prestigious areas such as Knightsbridge, Marylebone, and the City of London. With excellent transport links and a central location, we're easily accessible to residents and professionals in Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, and Clerkenwell.

Our Emergency Dental Treatments services extend throughout London's vibrant inner suburbs, serving patients from well-connected areas within 5-10km of central London. From the artistic quarters of Camden and Hackney to the residential neighbourhoods of Islington and Brixton, we provide expert dental implant care to patients across these diverse communities. Our clinic is easily accessible via public transport from areas such as Fulham, Greenwich, and Hampstead.

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We extend our Emergency Dental Treatments expertise to patients throughout Greater London's outer regions, serving communities beyond the 10km radius of central London. From the residential areas of Enfield and Harrow to the suburban communities of Bromley and Croydon, our specialists provide the same exceptional level of care to patients in these outer London locations. With convenient transport links and flexible scheduling, we make our advanced Emergency Dental Treatments accessible to residents throughout these broader London areas.

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