Bleeding after extraction that does not stop needs a professional assessment to control the flow and protect the socket. We find the cause of the bleeding and treat it to stabilise the area.
A consultation with Dr Ope Sodeinde, GDC-registered specialist periodontist (GDC No. 104071), identifies whether the bleeding is due to a displaced clot or an underlying systemic issue.

Some oozing after a tooth is removed is normal, but a persistent flow is not, and it is alarming. Bleeding that continues, or that restarts after it had stopped, usually means the clot in the socket has been lost or disturbed, and an open socket is also at risk of infection. If you need emergency dentists in London, we examine the socket and tell you whether it needs treatment in the chair or, in rare severe cases, the hospital.
Unexpected bleeding after a wisdom tooth extraction or any other removal can be alarming. We assess the cause of the bleeding before recommending treatment, so you get the correct care for your situation and no unnecessary procedures.
Fees are itemised before we proceed. You can find detailed information on emergency dentist costs in London to help you plan. If your symptoms include a dental abscess and facial swelling, we assess that at the same visit.
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We see patients with persistent bleeding after a tooth has been removed and with bleeding from a socket after a knocked-out tooth. Returning to a clinic can feel daunting, especially if you are worried about a serious infection or anxious about dental visits. We assess the socket calmly and stop the bleeding.
Our team, led by Dr Sodeinde, gives you a dental emergency aftercare guide so you can manage your recovery at home.
We begin with a dental examination to determine why the bleeding has occurred, which decides the treatment. We can also assess a broken or chipped tooth that needs separate attention.
Our priority is to stabilise the site and stop the flow of blood. If you also have toothache and severe tooth pain, we address it at the same visit.
We apply the necessary dressings or sutures to secure the extraction socket so the area stays stable while the initial healing begins.
We give clear instructions on how to manage the site at home and how to protect the clot, which reduces the risk of the bleeding returning after you leave.
Some patients need to return so we can check the socket is closing correctly and the site is stable and healthy.
We prioritise pain relief and resolving the underlying problem, and we carry out the restorative treatment that follows.
You can verify the credentials of Dr Ope Sodeinde, our specialist periodontist, who leads the clinical team. We also treat other urgent problems, including dental abscesses, facial swelling, knocked-out teeth, and severe toothache.
We confirm the cost at your clinical assessment, once we have identified the cause and the care it needs.
That depends on the cause. We assess the socket at the appointment and treat it the same day.
We use local anaesthetic where the socket needs dressing or sutures. If you also have a lost filling or crown, we can deal with that at the same visit.
If another tooth cannot be saved, we plan a tooth extraction when the tooth cannot be saved, with aftercare designed to protect the clot and reduce the chance of the bleeding recurring.
We find the cause of your bleeding at a clinical examination and treat it to stop the flow and protect the socket. Learn what happens at your same-day emergency appointment and how to book.
020 7589 7792
If you need an out-of-hours dentist, we can help. We also treat a dental abscess and facial swelling, a knocked-out tooth, a broken or chipped tooth, and a lost filling or crown, and our page on emergency dentist costs in London helps you plan your visit.
We give you a written plan and itemised quote that is yours to keep and use at any other practice. Arrange your assessment with Dr Sodeinde to find the cause of your bleeding and stop it.
020 7589 7792

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