Whitehouse Dental provides an emergency dental service during evenings and weekends to ensure urgent dental issues are addressed promptly and to support the best possible recovery.

Tips for common emergencies:

What should I do if I have a tooth ache?

  • Rinse your mouth with warm water. If your mouth feels swollen apply a cold compress to the side of your mouth or cheek.
  • Never put a painkiller against the gum near an aching tooth.
  • See your dental surgeon as soon as you can.

What should I do if I have a broken filling?

  • See your dental surgeon as soon as you can.
  • Use over the counter painkillers to control the pain.
  • Avoid very hot or cold food and drinks. Eat cool, soft food on the opposite side of your mouth.
  • Use a soft toothbrush and avoid flossing the infected area.

What should I do if I have an abscess?

  • See your dental surgeon as soon as you can.
  • Use over the counter painkillers to control the pain.
  • Avoid very hot or cold food and drinks. Eat cool, soft food on the opposite side of your mouth.
  • Use a soft toothbrush and avoid flossing the infected area.
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Why might you need emergency dental care?

Dental emergencies can happen unexpectedly. Accidents such as sports injuries, car collisions, or even a simple fall can cause trauma to your teeth. Other urgent issues like sudden swelling, severe pain, a loose orthodontic wire, or similar discomfort may also require immediate attention.

Our team can repair chipped or cracked teeth, reattach a tooth that has been knocked out, and provide root canal treatment if you’re suffering from infection-related pain.

If you need urgent dental care or advice, call us on 0121 250 4443, and we’ll arrange an emergency appointment as quickly as possible.

Why choose an emergency dental service?

  • Pain relief

  • Immediate dental restoration

  • Peace of mind

Other suitable options

  • Dental Trauma
  • Sports Mouth Guards
  • Root Canal

How much does emergency dental care cost?

The cost depends on the specific treatment required. We’ll be happy to provide details of individual procedure fees and discuss any available financing options to suit your needs.

Please note that the out-of-hours callout fee is £350. If you are in pain outside of our normal opening times, including bank holidays, call us on the 0121 250 4443 for assistance.

Emergency contact details:

General number: 0121 250 4443. This will forward to the mobile number when out of hours.

E-mail: info@mywhitehousedental.co.uk. Please note this email is not monitored out of hours, so calling on one of the above numbers would be preferable if you are in pain.

Alternatively, you can call NHS direct on 111, and they will be able to give you a list of emergency dentists that are catered for emergencies out of hours that are open and in your area. You can also visit the NHS website for more advice and information: https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/dentists/