The emergency appointment fee covers the initial assessment of the problem so the dentist can identify what is causing your pain, swelling or dental damage and decide what needs attention first. The amount you pay beyond that appointment will depend on what is found. Before any additional care is carried out, the dentist can explain what is recommended and whether further appointments will be needed. This gives you a clearer understanding of the immediate treatment required and any additional charges involved.
Emergency Dentist Hammersmith
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Address 14 Broadway Chambers
Hammersmith
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Opening Hours
- Monday 9am–6pm
- Tuesday 9am–6pm
- Wednesday 9am–6pm
- Thursday 9am–6pm
- Friday 9am – 6pm
Languages Spoken At The Practice
English, Cantonese, Romanian, Gujarati, Punjabi
Finding us How to Get Here
Nearest Train Station
Hammersmith & City
District and Piccadilly Line
Bus Routes 220, 295, 72, 283
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Emergency Dentist in Hammersmith
Sudden dental problems can include severe toothache, swelling, broken teeth, lost fillings or dental injuries. An emergency dentist in Hammersmith will assess the cause of the problem and decide what treatment is needed to relieve symptoms, protect the tooth or manage infection.
When you contact the practice, describe your symptoms clearly, including when they started and whether they are worsening. This helps the team understand the nature of the problem and arrange the most appropriate level of care.
When to Seek an Emergency Dental Appointment?
Prompt assessment may be needed for a knocked-out adult tooth, increasing facial or jaw swelling, severe persistent pain or dental trauma. These problems can become harder to manage if treatment is delayed.
Other reasons to arrange an emergency dental appointment include a painful fractured tooth, a lost crown or filling that leaves the tooth exposed, wisdom tooth pain or unexpected problems following recent dental treatment. The urgency will depend on the severity of your symptoms and how quickly they are changing.
What Happens During an Emergency Dental Appointment?
Your dentist will first identify the cause of the problem by discussing your symptoms and examining the affected tooth, gums or surrounding area. An X-ray may be recommended when further information is needed.
Treatment depends on the diagnosis. This may involve relieving pain, stabilising a damaged tooth, managing infection or providing temporary treatment before further restorative care. Your dentist will explain whether any additional treatment or follow-up appointments are required.
Hammersmith Emergency Dentist Outside Opening Hours
Perfect Smile Hammersmith is open from 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday and offers same-day appointments for urgent dental problems where availability allows. Patients looking for emergency dentists in Hammersmith outside these hours should note that the practice does not operate as a 24-hour clinic.
When the practice is closed, NHS 111 can advise on where to obtain urgent dental care. For life-threatening symptoms, such as serious difficulty breathing or uncontrolled bleeding, seek emergency medical assistance.
What Patients Say About Our Dental Practice Hammersmith
Inside Our Emergency Dental Clinic
Perfect Smile Hammersmith is a six-surgery dental practice providing NHS and private dentistry and is close to the Hammersmith & City, District and Piccadilly lines. Same-day appointments are available for urgent dental problems, subject to availability.
Emergency Dentist Cost in Hammersmith
| Treatment | Price |
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| Emergency Appointment (excl. X-Rays) | £89 |
| X-rays | £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.
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INTEREST FREE 0% APR
| Duration | Monthly | Total |
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| 6 months | ||
| 10 months | ||
| 12 months |
PART SUBSIDISED 9.9% APR
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| 36 months | ||
| 48 months | ||
| 60 months |
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