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Emergency Dentist · London

Emergency Dentist London

Dental emergencies can happen at any time. Whether you have severe toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, a lost crown or an abscess, our team at our Shepherds Bush practice will see you as promptly as possible. Call 020 3719 6889 immediately — do not delay treatment.

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£50+Emergency fee
£200+Out of hours
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Same-dayWhere available

At Envy Smile

Same-day emergency appointments where available
Toothache, abscesses, broken teeth
Lost crowns and fillings
Knocked-out teeth (act immediately)
Emergency fee from £50 + treatment
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Emergency From £50
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Out of Hours £200
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Dental Emergency?

For a genuine dental emergency call us immediately on 020 3719 6889. If you are experiencing facial swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E.

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"I visited them after suffering excruciating pain in my wisdom tooth. Dentist Hemani performed emergency surgery on the following day and I am on the road to recovery. Best dental care, well-protected SOP and 5-star team, very well led by Dentist Hemani. Going back to them to insert crown in 2021."
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Dental Emergencies We Treat

Emergency Dental Treatment In London

If you have chipped or broken a tooth as a result of an accident or injury, it is very important that you see a dentist as soon as possible. The same goes for knocked-out teeth — the sooner you are seen, the better the chances that the tooth could be re-implanted, depending on severity.

At Envy Smile we offer emergency appointments for all dental emergencies including: toothache, lost or broken crowns, chipped teeth, broken fillings, abscesses, trauma and avulsed (knocked-out) teeth. We take care of your injuries to ensure you heal quickly and avoid additional complications.

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At a Glance

Overview

Emergency appointment£50 + treatment cost
Out of hours emergency£200 + treatment cost
Tooth extraction (if needed)From £170
Infected socket£95
Recement crown/bridgeFrom £95
New fillingFrom £140
What to Expect

What Happens at an Emergency Appointment?

  1. A thorough examination of the injured or painful area will be undertaken, including dental X-rays where needed to determine the extent of the damage or infection.
  2. Depending on the severity of pain, the area will be numbed with local anaesthetic to ensure you are comfortable throughout.
  3. The injured or infected area will be sterilised and stabilised to reduce the risk of further infection or damage.
  4. The damaged tooth or affected area will be treated temporarily or permanently depending on your individual case — and a full treatment plan provided for any further care needed.
  5. In severe cases the affected tooth may require extraction, in which case implant or bridge options will be discussed with you at the appropriate time.

Common Dental Emergencies

Severe toothache — often indicates infection or abscess requiring prompt treatment

Knocked-out tooth — keep moist, act within the hour for best chance of reimplantation

Broken or cracked tooth — can worsen rapidly if left untreated

Lost filling or crown — exposes the tooth to further decay and sensitivity

Dental abscess — swelling and infection requiring urgent attention

Facial swelling — call 999 or go to A&E if affecting breathing or swallowing

Life Benefits

Why Seek Emergency Dental Care Promptly?

Preservation of remaining tooth structure. Early intervention gives the best chance of saving a damaged or infected tooth. Delays allow decay and infection to worsen, often making treatment more complex and costly.

Reduced risk of infection spreading. Dental infections can spread rapidly to surrounding teeth, soft tissue and in serious cases the jaw or neck. Prompt treatment contains and eliminates the infection before it escalates.

Improved long-term oral health. Addressing dental emergencies promptly prevents complications that can affect your wider oral health and avoids the need for more extensive future treatment.

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Emergency Dental Care

Watch these clinical guides to understand what to expect from emergency dental treatment.

Serving West London & Beyond

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Our practice in Shepherds Bush is accessible by tube, bus and car from across West London.

London Shepherd's Bush Acton Brook Green Chiswick Hammersmith Harlesden Kensal Green Notting Hill West Kensington White City
Address3 Goldhawk Road, Shepherds Bush, London W12 8QQ
Telephone020 3719 6889
Opening HoursMonday–Friday: 10:00am – 6:00pmSaturday: 10:00am – 4:00pmSunday: Closed
Getting HereGoldhawk Road (H&C/Circle), Shepherds Bush (Central)
Frequently Asked Questions

Emergency Dentist London — FAQs

A dental emergency is any dental problem that requires immediate treatment to stop bleeding, relieve pain, save a tooth or treat infection. This includes: severe toothache, dental abscess, broken or knocked-out teeth, lost fillings or crowns and facial swelling.
At Envy Smile, emergency appointments cost £50 plus the cost of any treatment required. Out-of-hours emergency appointments are £200 plus treatment. Treatment costs depend on what is needed — from a filling (from £140) to an extraction (from £170). Call 020 3719 6889 for advice.
Act immediately. Pick up the tooth by the crown (not the root), rinse gently without scrubbing, and try to reinsert it in the socket. If you cannot, keep it moist in milk or between your cheek and gum. Call us on 020 3719 6889 immediately — time is critical for reimplantation.
Yes. Severe toothache that does not respond to over-the-counter pain relief, or that is accompanied by swelling, fever or difficulty swallowing, should be treated urgently. It often indicates an abscess or infection that requires prompt intervention.
Yes. A dental abscess is a bacterial infection that can spread rapidly. Symptoms include severe toothache, swelling, a bad taste in the mouth and fever. Call us immediately on 020 3719 6889 for an emergency appointment.
Call us on 020 3719 6889. In the meantime, keep the crown safe and avoid eating on that side of the mouth. Temporary dental cement (available from pharmacies) can be used to temporarily reaffix a crown. We will assess the situation and recement or replace as needed.
Out-of-hours emergency appointments are available at a fee of £200 plus treatment cost. For life-threatening emergencies — such as facial swelling causing difficulty breathing or swallowing — call 999 or go to your nearest A&E.
* Disclaimer: Pricing correct as of February 2026 and subject to change. Final costs confirmed following clinical assessment. Content is for general information only. See our Disclaimer.

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Call us immediately on 020 3719 6889. Our team will assess your situation and get you seen as promptly as possible — we understand dental emergencies cannot wait.

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