From painful toothaches and swelling to broken crowns or lost fillings, we’re here to help with any dental emergency.
At Battersea Dentist, we understand that dental emergencies can happen unexpectedly and often cause significant pain and disruption. Our priority is to ensure you’re seen by an emergency dentist as quickly as possible, minimising discomfort and reducing the impact on your day.
Prompt emergency dental care is essential, not only to relieve pain but also to prevent further complications and protect your long-term oral health.
According to NHS guidance, you should only attend A&E for the following dental emergencies:
A&E departments provide 24-hour emergency care for these specific conditions.
At Battersea Dentist, we agree with the NHS definition of a dental emergency. However, we also understand that there are many situations where urgent dental care is needed to relieve pain or address functional or aesthetic concerns, including:
We are committed to supporting both existing and new patients. For this reason, the cost of an emergency dental appointment at Battersea Dentist is the same as a standard consultation, priced at £64.
Any additional treatment costs will always be discussed with you in advance. You will receive a personalised treatment plan outlining your options and any associated fees.
Yes — absolutely. Simply call, email, or WhatsApp us to arrange your emergency appointment. Our treatment coordinators will be happy to assist you and organise your visit as quickly as possible.
The cost of an emergency dental appointment is £64. At this appointment your emergency dentist will assess your dental issue and be able to provide you with a personalised treatment plan to detail your treatment options and costings. Depending upon the treatment you need this can sometimes be performed on the day of your emergency consultation, however you may require multiple visits. We will do everything we can to get you out of pain at your appointment.
This is influenced by several factors, including location, limited government funding, and high demand. Our dentists choose to work in a private setting, allowing them the time to focus on patient care rather than targets.
To ease dental discomfort, you may find relief from warm salt water rinses, using a cold compress externally, and taking over-the-counter pain medication. Please ensure you do not exceed the stated dose and seek advice from a pharmacist if you have any concerns.
To make an appointment or have a general enquiry please use our contact form and we will aim to get back to as soon as possible.
0207 450 2920
info@battersea-dentist.co.uk
07770 463413
158 – 160 Battersea Park Road
London
SW11 4ND