The emergency appointment fee covers the urgent assessment. X-rays are charged separately where diagnostic imaging is needed, while any treatment recommended after diagnosis may involve an additional fee. The overall cost therefore depends on what is required to identify and manage the immediate problem rather than every emergency visit carrying the same final charge. The emergency appointment excludes X-rays.
Emergency Dentist in Chiswick
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Address 307-309 King Street,
Hammersmith,
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Opening Hours
- Monday 9am–6pm
- Tuesday 9am–6pm
- Wednesday 9am–6pm
- Thursday 9am–6pm
- Friday 9am–5pm
English, Persian, Arabic, Hindi and Italian
Finding us How to Get Here
Bus Routes 105, 120, 195, 482, H32
Tube Hammersmith, Ravenscourt Park or Barons Court
Enquire About Emergency Treatment
Emergency Dentist Chiswick for Tooth Pain
Tooth pain does not always mean the same problem. Sharp pain when biting, sensitivity that lingers after hot or cold foods, or a constant ache can each point towards different areas that need investigation.
An emergency dentist in Chiswick can examine the tooth, surrounding tissues, and bite to establish what is causing the symptoms. Where the source cannot be confirmed visually, an X-ray may be recommended before treatment is planned.
When a Tooth Feels Loose
An adult tooth that suddenly feels mobile should be assessed, particularly if the change follows an impact, is accompanied by bleeding, or develops with gum swelling.
Until your appointment:
- Avoid biting directly on the affected tooth
- Do not repeatedly test how much it moves
- Keep the area gently clean
- Mention any recent injury or change in your bite
The dentist can then assess whether the problem involves the tooth itself, its supporting tissues or another underlying cause.
Emergency Dental Care Chiswick
Urgent dental care may be needed when swelling, worsening pain or signs of infection develop around a tooth or gum. These problems can progress even if symptoms temporarily become less noticeable.
Emergency dental care in Chiswick focuses on identifying the source and deciding what needs to happen first. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may involve managing infection, relieving pressure, protecting a tooth or arranging further care. If facial swelling affects breathing or swallowing, seek urgent medical attention rather than waiting for a dental appointment.
Chiswick Emergency Dental Appointments
A Chiswick emergency dental appointment is designed to assess and stabilise the immediate problem. The visit does not necessarily mean every stage of treatment will be completed at once.
The dentist may:
- Examine the affected tooth and surrounding area
- Take an X-ray where clinically necessary
- Provide immediate treatment where appropriate
- Stabilise the problem before further care
- Explain any follow-up treatment required
Perfect Smile Chiswick currently offers emergency appointments for urgent problems including severe toothache and broken teeth.
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Indside Our Emergency Dental Clinic
Perfect Smile Chiswick is a two-surgery practice at 307–309 King Street, Hammersmith, W6 9NH, providing both NHS and private dental care. Hammersmith, Ravenscourt Park and Barons Court are the nearest listed Underground stations, with several bus routes serving King Street.
Emergency Dentist Chiswick Cost
| Emergency Dental Care | Chiswick Price |
| Emergency Appointment | £89 |
| Intra-Oral X-ray | £12.50 each |
Payment Options @Perfect Smile
We offer flexible payment plans to help you spread the cost of your treatment. A £1,000 treatment can be spread over 12 months at 0% interest, with monthly payments of £83.33 and no added cost, while treatments under £1000 can be split into three monthly payments with Klarna. Our team will guide you through everything clearly. Contact your nearest practice or enquire below to get started.
INTEREST FREE 0% APR
| Duration | Monthly | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 6 months | ||
| 10 months | ||
| 12 months |
PART SUBSIDISED 9.9% APR
| Duration | Monthly | Total |
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| 36 months | ||
| 48 months | ||
| 60 months |
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