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Toothache? We keep slots free.
Open. Same-day emergency slots for patients and new patients.
Closed. For urgent dental help now, contact NHS 111.
Call 999 or go to A&E if swelling is affecting your breathing, swallowing or eye, if bleeding won't stop after 15 minutes of firm pressure, or after a serious injury to the face or head.
What should I do now?
Answer up to four questions. This is a guide only; if you're worried, call us or NHS 111.
Today's emergency slots
Urgent NHS treatment £27.90 (from 1 April 2026, check current charges). Private emergency appointment £85, new patients £110 (example pricing).
Example availability for this concept. Choosing a slot takes you to booking with it pre-selected.
Knocked-out tooth? Adult or baby tooth?
While you wait
A pharmacist can advise on pain relief. Always follow the instructions on the packet.
- Toothache Rinse with warm salty water (not for young children), avoid very hot, cold or sweet food.
- Lost filling or crown Keep the crown safe and bring it with you. Temporary filling kits from a pharmacy can help for a day or two.
- Broken brace wire Cover the sharp end with orthodontic wax or sugar-free gum and call us.
- Bleeding after an extraction Bite firmly on a clean rolled-up handkerchief for 20 minutes. Call us if it won't stop.