

Dental emergencies can be stressful, painful and unexpected. At Grange Green Dental Practice, we provide responsive emergency dental care to assess the problem, relieve dental pain and discomfort where possible, and guide you on the next steps.
Contact us as soon as possible if you have sudden tooth pain, swelling, trauma, a broken tooth, a knocked-out tooth, a lost filling or another urgent dental concern.
If you have serious facial injuries, heavy bleeding that will not stop, severe swelling affecting your mouth, lips, throat or neck, or difficulty breathing, call 999 or go to A&E.


Emergency dentistry focuses on urgent dental problems that need prompt attention to relieve pain, manage infection, stabilise a tooth or reduce the risk of further damage.
You may need an emergency dental appointment if you have:
A knocked-out adult tooth needs urgent attention as soon as possible. If you are unsure whether your symptoms need emergency care, contact the practice for advice or use NHS 111 if we are closed.
We understand how distressing dental pain or a dental injury can be. Our team will aim to assess your symptoms as promptly as we can and provide calm, professional care when you need support.
Emergency appointments focus on relieving pain where possible, identifying the cause of the problem and stabilising the situation before planning any further treatment if needed.
Your emergency visit may include:
Knowing what to expect can help reduce anxiety during a dental emergency:


Call the practice as soon as possible so our team can ask about your symptoms and advise on the next available appointment.


Your dentist will examine the affected area and may take X-rays if clinically needed to understand the cause of the problem.


The priority is to relieve pain where possible, help manage infection, repair damage or stabilise the tooth.


If further care is needed, we will explain your options and arrange the appropriate next steps, such as a restoration, root canal treatment, extraction or referral.
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You should contact a dentist urgently if you experience:
Early treatment can prevent more serious problems from developing.

Prompt professional care helps to:
Relieve pain quickly
Prevent infection from spreading
Reduce the risk of tooth loss
Protect long term oral health
Provide reassurance and guidance
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