Emergency Dentist in London Same Day Appointments Available

Our emergency dental clinic London team diagnoses and treats pain, swelling, infection, broken teeth and other unexpected dental problems. Patients requiring an emergency dentist appointment in London are assessed quickly so treatment can begin without unnecessary delays.

• Emergency Dental Examination: Complete assessment for the cause of pain, swelling, infection or dental damage.
• Toothache Relief: The source of severe tooth pain is identified & pain relief begins immediately.
• Emergency Root Canal: Clears infection within the tooth and reduces pain while protecting the natural tooth.
• Dental Infection Treatment: Treated promptly with drainage, antibiotics, and root canal therapy where appropriate.
• Tooth Repair: Broken, chipped or cracked teeth are stabilised & repaired with restored function.
•  Emergency Tooth Extractions: Providing immediate relief when a tooth is beyond saving or causing acute infection.
• Temporary Restorations: Until permanent treatment can be provided, protective restorations cover exposed or sensitive teeth.
• Crown & Filling Repair: Lost crowns and fillings are replaced or recemented quickly to prevent tooth sensitivity.

Knowing what to expect can help make an emergency dental appointment feel more manageable.

1. Initial Assessment: Upon arrival, our clinical team will review your condition, symptoms, pain level & what caused the problem.
2. Digital X-Rays: If needed, digital X-rays are taken in-house to reveal the problem beneath the surface with instantaneous results.
3. Clinical Diagnosis: You will hear from your dentist what they discovered, what it means and what treatment options are available.
4. Immediate Pain Management: Discomfort is relieved first with a local anaesthetic or pain relief or by starting treatment at the same appointment.
5. Treatment Plan: Once the immediate problem is resolved, we’ll detail any follow-up treatment required and pricing/finance options.
6. Aftercare Advice: How to care for the area at home, what to avoid and who to call if symptoms worsen before your next visit.