Excellent Patient Care
Emerdency puts you first! We care about your dental health and offer a comfortable experience in a relaxed atmosphere. Our team of professional dentists is super-friendly, and always strive to meet your urgent oral needs.
Excludes any treatment
Book an emergency dentist and get swift help with the following
Enter your postcode and find a list of nearby appointments.
Choose your preferred appointment based on location, time and day.
Pre-pay for your consultation to secure your appointment using your credit/debit card or PayPal. Payment for treatment is made directly at the dental practice.
Appointment details are sent to the email address provided during the booking process.
As practicing dentists and the founders of Emerdency, we understand the challenges faced when trying to book an emergency dental appointment all too well. Often, you are left helpless and vulnerable to the wrath of dental pain.
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Our Dental Practices are regulated by the CQC. The CQC ensures health and social care services provide people with safe , effective, compassionate, high-quality care.
Our Dentists are regulated by the GDC. Their primary purpose is to protect patient safety and maintain public confidence in dental services.
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Emerdency dental service is designed to flawlessly provide you care to relieve your dental pain emergency. We all know too well the mental, physical and emotional impact of having to suffer from severe dental pain. We recognise the need and urgency of the necessary relief. Our solution is what you have been waiting for.
Regardless of how cautious you are, dental emergencies can occur at any time. Whether you are having a toothache, unusual sensitivity in your mouth or facial swelling, you will undoubtedly get the best emergency dentist service that will help you alleviate your symptoms.
We have three main objectives when it comes to your emergency dental care.
Provide relief from the immediate dental pain.
Ensure the affected teeth and surrounding tissues are stabilised in order to prevent further damage.
To provide temporary pain relief; giving you the time to seek further care for definitive treatment options.