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Dental problems can happen at any time, and when you’re dealing with pain or something just doesn’t feel right, it’s not always easy to know what counts as an emergency. These signs can help you decide when it’s time to seek urgent dental care.
Persistent pain in your teeth or gums could signal an infection or abscess. These issues rarely go away on their own and can quickly worsen. Prompt care can relieve pain and prevent more serious complications.
A cracked or broken tooth can be painful and may leave the nerve exposed. Even if it doesn’t hurt right away, it’s best to act quickly to avoid infection or long-term damage to the tooth.
Sudden bleeding from the gums could be a sign of trauma, infection, or gum disease. If the bleeding doesn’t stop or is accompanied by swelling or pain, it’s important to seek urgent dental attention.
Losing a crown or filling can leave a tooth exposed and sensitive. It may feel sharp, painful or uncomfortable when eating or drinking. Emergency treatment protects the tooth and prevents further damage or decay.
Dental emergencies can present in many forms and being assessed by a dentist promptly can often prevent a worsening of the situation. Treating thousands of dental emergencies a years gives us a unique insight into what dental problems can arise.
Consultations start at £75 if the appointment is between 9am and 8pm. Please note that all emergency dental treatment costs shown are provided as a guide. Individual treatment costs may vary as dictated by clinical need.


Dental anxiety is incredibly common. Many people experience fear and apprehension when faced with dental procedures. Our clinics are dedicated to creating a friendly environment with open communication and various pain management options, including sedation when appropriate. It is important not to let fear delay necessary care – contact us for prompt and understanding support for emergencies like severe toothaches, broken teeth, or infections, ensuring your comfort and well-being every step of the way.

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Patients travelling by car to the247dentist’s Preston practice can make use of free street parking in the surrounding area. This provides a convenient option if you need to attend an emergency appointment at short notice.As availability can vary depending on the time of day, it’s worth allowing a little extra time to find a suitable space nearby before heading into your appointment.
Same-day emergency appointments are often available, depending on demand and availability at the time. If you’re dealing with pain, swelling, or another urgent dental issue, getting in touch early gives you the best chance of being seen quickly.The focus is on arranging treatment as soon as possible, helping to relieve discomfort and prevent the issue from becoming more serious.
Emergency dental care is available outside of standard opening hours, including evenings, weekends, and bank holidays. This ensures support is still accessible when most dental practices are closed.If a problem develops unexpectedly, you can still be booked in locally, helping you avoid delays and get the treatment you need without waiting for normal hours to resume.
Card payments are accepted for emergency dental appointments, providing a straightforward and convenient way to pay for treatment on the day.If you have any questions about payment or would prefer to confirm details ahead of your visit, it’s always worth checking when booking so everything is clear in advance.
Emergency dental care is available for children as well as adults, ensuring younger patients can be seen promptly when needed. Situations such as tooth pain, swelling, or dental injuries should be assessed as soon as possible to avoid further complications.The dental team will aim to provide care in a calm and reassuring way, helping children feel comfortable while the issue is treated.
The247dentist’s Preston practice is located on Priory Lane in the Penwortham area, with good access from across the local area. Bus routes serve the surrounding roads, making it a practical option for those travelling without a car.Preston train station is also a short distance away, allowing patients from further afield to reach the clinic for an emergency appointment without difficulty.
Registration isn’t required to receive emergency treatment. Access is available through the247dentist network, meaning patients can be seen even if they’re not currently registered with the practice.This is particularly helpful if your regular dentist is fully booked, you need care outside of normal hours, or you’re away from home and require urgent treatment.
Emergency dental appointments are designed to deal with a range of urgent problems, including:- Severe or ongoing toothache - Broken, chipped, or knocked-out teeth - Lost fillings, crowns, or restorations - Swelling, infections, or abscesses - Bleeding or trauma following an accidentIf you’re unsure whether your situation requires urgent care, it’s always best to call ahead and get advice before travelling.
The cost will depend on the treatment required, as every emergency is different. An initial assessment is usually carried out to understand the issue, followed by any additional treatment if needed.All costs are explained before treatment begins, so you can make an informed decision. For more detailed pricing, it’s best to check the247dentist fees page or ask when booking your appointment.
Our emergency dentists are available across the UK at a time that suits you.