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Repair Your Failing Teeth At Minimal Cost From As Little As £60

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Repair Your Failing Teeth At Minimal Cost From As Little As £60

  • Quick Pain Relief

  • Prevention Of Further Damage

  • Peace Of Mind

  • Affordable Price

Same Day, Emergency

Dentist Appointments

Instant Pain Relief

No Matter What Your Dental Problem Is, Our Expert Team Can Help You.

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Our Team Of Qualified Dentists Are Experts In Helping Relieve Dental Emergencies

Emergency Dental Treatments Near You - Serving Stoke On Trent, Stafford & Nearby Areas

Our Team Of Qualified Dentists Are Experts In Helping Relieve Dental Emergencies

Tooth Ache

Sensitivity

Dental Abscess

Lost Fillings

Broken Teeth

Recement Crown or Bridge

Loose Implant

Denture Adjustment

Dental Trauma

Bleeding Gums/Bad Breath

Chipped Tooth

Wisdom Tooth Pain

Infected Socket

Kid’s Dental Emergency

Ulcers & Swellings

Emergency Dentist - Affordable Price Options

Basic

Prescription

Draining Abscess

Management Of Infected Socket

Managing Wisdom Teeth Pain

£60

Complex

Permanent Tooth Filling

Surgical Tooth Removal

Initiate Root Therapy

Managing Wisdom Teeth Pain

£250

Advanced

Temporary Tooth Filling

Tooth Removal

Recumbent Bridge/Veneer/Crown

Denture Adjustment

£105

Emergency Dentist Affordable Price Options

Basic

Prescription

Draining Abscess

Management Of Infected Socket

Managing Wisdom Teeth Pain

£60

Advanced

Temporary Tooth Filling

Tooth Removal

Recumbent Bridge/Veneer/Crown

Denture Adjustment

£105

Complex

Permanent Tooth Filling

Surgical Tooth Removal

Initiate Root Therapy

Managing Wisdom Teeth Pain

£250

Clinic

Locations

Book An Emergency Dentist Near You. Emergency Dentist Serving Stoke On Trent, Stafford & Nearby Areas

Midlands

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Staffordshire

Abbey House Dental 15 Lichfield Street Stone ST15 8NA

Direction

East Midlands

Abbey House Dental Festival Park ST1 5UR

Direction

Midlands Staffordshire

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Clinic Locations

Book An Emergency Dentist Near You. Emergency Dentist Serving Stoke On Trent, Stafford & Nearby Areas

Staffordshire

Abbey House Dental 15 Lichfield Street Stone ST15 8NA

Direction

East Midlands

Abbey House Dental Festival Park ST1 5UR

Direction

Midlands

Coming soon

Midlands Staffordshire

Coming soon

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Emergency Dental

Clinic Work

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We believe in complete transparency. Our £20 booking fee will cover your assessment and

diagnosis, any treatment on top is charged fee per item.

How Our Emergency Dental Clinic Work

24/7 Dental Emergency Helpline

Speak to our friendly, dedicated dental team who will help manage your dental emergency

Instant Book Online

Directly book online for just £20. Book with our team of qualified expert dental

surgeons.

Fixed Pricing Structure

We believe in complete transparency. Our £20 booking fee will cover your assessment and

diagnosis, any treatment on top is charged fee per item.

FAQ’s

What should I do if I chip or break a tooth?

Rinse your mouth with warm water, apply a cold compress to reduce swelling, try to located any fragments and retain these. Sharp edges of teeth can causes ulcers or cut the mouth. Open cavities can lead to pain or infection so it advisable to seek dental help ASAP

What should I do if I have severe toothache?

Rinse your mouth with warm salt water, take over-the-counter pain medication, and contact a dentist for an emergency appointment. Tooth ache can be caused by many factors often tooth decay, infection or trauma. Seeking dental advice early on can help manage the problem sooner to prevent issues escalating.

What should I do if I knock out a tooth?

Hold the tooth by the crown, avoid wiping or touching the root, rinse gently if dirty, and try to reinsert it into the socket biting on a tissue to hold it in place. If that’s not possible, place it in cold milk or a tooth preservation product and seek emergency dental treatment immediately. Avoid touching the root. Baby teeth do not need to be replaced due to risk of swallowing and damage to the adult tooth bud.

What should I do if I have a dental abscess?

Dental abscess is a localised collection of bacteria related to a tooth. Infection is due to a tooth which has died, and the infection has spread beyond the root tip. This can cause severe issues if not treated such as airway compromise. It is advisable to rinse your mouth with salt water, take over-the-counter pain medication, and avoid biting on the tooth, contact an emergency dentist ASAP to prevent this problem causing life threatening problems.

What should I do if I lose a filling or crown?

Try to located the filling or crown and keep this in a clean pouch, It is not advised to use dental cement or temporary dental adhesive as this could damage the underlying tooth. Keep the area clean contact a dentist for an emergency appointment.

What should I do if I have something stuck between my teeth?

Gently try to remove the object with dental floss or interdental brushes. If that doesn’t work or is causing pain or bleeding, contact a dentist for advice.

How should I handle a broken jaw?

Go to the A and E immediately. Depending on the jaw breakage, sometime simple conservative advice is given, including soft diet, rest and mouth rinsing. It is advised to apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and provide support to the jaw to prevent further injury

What should I do if I bite my lip, tongue, or cheek?

Clean the area with water, apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and seek advice ASAP if the bleeding doesn’t stop.

What should I do if I have a dental injury during sports?

If a tooth is chipped, try to locate the fragment. Try to avoid touching the broken tooth or eating on the area. It is best to seek emergency dental treatment immediately. To prevent injuries, wear a mouthguard during sports activities.

What should I do if I have a severe toothache at night or on the weekend?

Tooth ache can be unbearable and very disturbing. Anti-inflammatory medications are good to reduce pain but it is vital to ensure no allergies or medical interactions. Avoid biting hard food, hot and cold foods and drinks and sweet, sugar containing foods. Keeping the area clean with hot salty mouthrinses is advised. Contact an emergency dentist to help manage this issue

In any dental emergency, it’s important to seek pofessional dental care as soon as possible to prevent further damage or complications. If you are in the UK, you can contact our team on the phone number 01785 818 037 or NHS 111 for advice on accessing urgent dental care.

FAQ’s

What should I do if I chip or break a tooth?

Rinse your mouth with warm water, apply a cold compress to reduce swelling, try to located any fragments and retain these. Sharp edges of teeth can causes ulcers or cut the mouth. Open cavities can lead to pain or infection so it advisable to seek dental help ASAP

What should I do if I have severe toothache?

Rinse your mouth with warm salt water, take over-the-counter pain medication, and contact a dentist for an emergency appointment. Tooth ache can be caused by many factors often tooth decay, infection or trauma. Seeking dental advice early on can help manage the problem sooner to prevent issues escalating.

What should I do if I knock out a tooth?

Hold the tooth by the crown, avoid wiping or touching the root, rinse gently if dirty, and try to reinsert it into the socket biting on a tissue to hold it in place. If that’s not possible, place it in cold milk or a tooth preservation product and seek emergency dental treatment immediately. Avoid touching the root. Baby teeth do not need to be replaced due to risk of swallowing and damage to the adult tooth bud.

What should I do if I have a dental abscess?

Dental abscess is a localised collection of bacteria related to a tooth. Infection is due to a tooth which has died, and the infection has spread beyond the root tip. This can cause severe issues if not treated such as airway compromise. It is advisable to rinse your mouth with salt water, take over-the-counter pain medication, and avoid biting on the tooth, contact an emergency dentist ASAP to prevent this problem causing life threatening problems.

What should I do if I lose a filling or crown?

Try to located the filling or crown and keep this in a clean pouch, It is not advised to use dental cement or temporary dental adhesive as this could damage the underlying tooth. Keep the area clean contact a dentist for an emergency appointment.

What should I do if I have something stuck between my teeth?

Gently try to remove the object with dental floss or interdental brushes. If that doesn’t work or is causing pain or bleeding, contact a dentist for advice.

How should I handle a broken jaw?

Go to the A and E immediately. Depending on the jaw breakage, sometime simple conservative advice is given, including soft diet, rest and mouth rinsing. It is advised to apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and provide support to the jaw to prevent further injury

What should I do if I bite my lip, tongue, or cheek?

Clean the area with water, apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and seek advice ASAP if the bleeding doesn’t stop.

What should I do if I have a dental injury during sports?

If a tooth is chipped, try to locate the fragment. Try to avoid touching the broken tooth or eating on the area. It is best to seek emergency dental treatment immediately. To prevent injuries, wear a mouthguard during sports activities.

What should I do if I have a severe toothache at night or on the weekend?

Tooth ache can be unbearable and very disturbing. Anti-inflammatory medications are good to reduce pain but it is vital to ensure no allergies or medical interactions. Avoid biting hard food, hot and cold foods and drinks and sweet, sugar containing foods. Keeping the area clean with hot salty mouthrinses is advised. Contact an emergency dentist to help manage this issue

In any dental emergency, it’s important to seek pofessional dental care as soon as possible to prevent further damage or complications. If you are in the UK, you can contact our team on the phone number 01785 818 037 or NHS 111 for advice on accessing urgent dental care.