HomeEmergency dentist
In pain? Call 020 7946 0716
Same-day appointments for toothache, swelling, broken and knocked-out teeth. Open to everyone, registered or not.
01 · Triage
What's happening?
Answer a few questions and we'll suggest what to do next. This is general guidance, not a diagnosis. If you're worried, call us.
02 · Emergency slots
Today
We hold appointments every day for people in pain. Example pricing New patients £150, existing patients £120, plan members on Complete no fee.
03 · Knocked-out adult tooth
Act within the hour.
- Hold the tooth by the crown (the white part), never the root.
- If it's dirty, rinse it briefly in milk or cold running water. Don't scrub it.
- If you can, push it gently back into the socket and bite on a clean cloth.
- If not, keep it in milk or in your cheek (not for young children).
- Call us straight away on 020 7946 0716.
Baby teeth should not be put back. Bring your child in to be checked.
04 · While you wait
Easing the pain.
- A pharmacist can advise on suitable painkillers. Always follow the dose on the packet.
- Never put aspirin directly on the gum: it can burn.
- A cold compress on the cheek can help with swelling.
- Lost a crown? Keep it safe and bring it with you.
- Antibiotics don't treat toothache; they're only prescribed when clinically needed.