Emergency Dentist London | Same Day Dental Appointments

Emergency Dentist London – Same Day Appointments, 7 Days a Week

In case of a dental emergency, contact our Dental Practice via call or WhatsApp for a quick response. Moreover, our dedicated team prioritises urgent cases to relieve pain and restore comfort. We are open 7 days a week for your convenience, so you can always rely on us whenever unexpected dental problems arise.

What is considered a dental emergency?

At Medical Dental Spa West Hampstead, we provide fast, professional care for dental emergencies. Whether you are in severe pain, have suffered an injury, or are worried about swelling, our experienced team is here to help. These are general advices — always see a dentist or hospital in emergencies

A knocked-out tooth is one of the most urgent dental emergencies.

What to do:

  • Hold the tooth by the crown (never the root).
  • Rinse gently with milk or saline – do not scrub.
  • If not possible, keep the tooth in milk, saline, or inside your cheek (if safe).
  • 👉 See an emergency dentist in London within 60 minutes.

Persistent toothache can signal infection or decay.

What to do:

  • Use a cold compress to reduce discomfort.
  • 👉 Book an emergency dental appointment in as soon as possible.
  • âš  If pain spreads with swelling or fever, go to A&E.

Facial swelling that affects swallowing, breathing, or opening your mouth is a serious medical emergency.

What to do:

  • Do not attempt to drain the swelling.
  • 👉 If bleeding does not stop, go to A&E immediately.

Bleeding that continues despite firm pressure for more than 20 minutes requires urgent attention.

What to do:

  • Sit upright, lean forward, bite down on a clean gauze or handkerchief.
  • Avoid rinsing or spitting.
  • 👉 If bleeding does not stop, go to A&E immediately.

If sharp edges are cutting your cheek or tongue, temporary measures can help.

What to do:

  • Cover sharp edges with sugar-free chewing gum or dental wax.
  • Keep any broken pieces safe.
  • 👉 Arrange an urgent appointment with our emergency dentist.

A fractured jaw, loose teeth after an accident, or difficulty closing your mouth may require hospital treatment.

What to do:

  • Support the jaw with a soft bandage or scarf.
  • 👉 Go to A&E straight away.

While not always urgent, this can become uncomfortable.

What to do:

  • Use temporary dental cement from a pharmacy if available.
  • 👉 Book a non-emergency dental visit at Medical Dental Spa.
  • Bring the crown or filling to your appointment.
  • 👉 See an emergency dentist in London within 60 minutes.

Pain from wisdom teeth is common, especially if they are impacted or partially erupted. This can lead to infection (pericoronitis), swelling, or difficulty opening the mouth.

What to do:

  • Rinse gently with warm salty water.
  • Keep the area clean with careful brushing.
  • Take suitable pain relief (paracetamol or ibuprofen).
  • 👉 Book an emergency dentist appointment in West Hampstead if pain persists.
  • âš  Go to A&E immediately if swelling spreads to the face, neck, or affects breathing/swallowing.
Man with severe toothache holding a cold compress to his face, showing need for emergency dental care in London.

Are you currently suffering from any of the above?

Get in touch with our friendly team!
We are here to help with your dental emergencies 7 days a week!

Monday – Friday: 09:00 to 20:00
Saturday: 09:00 to 19:00
Sunday: 10:00 to 19:00

Unit 5, Hampstead West, 224 Iverson Road, NW6 2HL, London

Our Google reviews highlight the trust and satisfaction patients feel when visiting Medical Dental Spa.
Furthermore, many reviews praise our friendly team, professional care, and calm environment during stressful dental emergencies.
In addition, patients frequently mention quick response times and same-day appointments that eased their worries.
Therefore, our consistent five-star feedback reflects our commitment to reliable, compassionate, and expert dental care every day.

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