EMERGENCY HELPLINE
A broken tooth can range from a small chip to a fracture that exposes the nerve. Either way, sharp edges and exposed tooth structure need protecting quickly. Same-day emergency appointments in Cheadle from £35.
Typically Responded to within 24 hours
Not every break feels the same. Not every break looks serious from the outside either. If any of the following apply, please get in touch today.
Pain, especially if it is constant, often means the break has reached the nerve inside the tooth.
Even a break that does not hurt yet should be checked. The exposed area is vulnerable to decay and further fracture.
A jagged edge can repeatedly injure soft tissue inside your mouth until it is smoothed or repaired.
New sensitivity in a broken tooth often means the inner dentine layer, or the nerve, has been exposed.
Discomfort under pressure can mean the remaining tooth structure is unstable, even if the break itself looks small.
If a tooth feels rough, uneven, or just not right compared with its neighbours, it is worth having checked, even without pain.
Our priority is to protect what remains of the tooth and relieve any pain. We then plan the best long-term repair.
If the tooth is painful, we numb the area before going any further so you are comfortable throughout.
We examine the break closely. An X-ray checks whether the nerve, root, or surrounding bone has been affected.
We explain the extent of the damage and your options. These range from bonding to a crown to root canal treatment. We also confirm the cost.
Depending on the break, we may smooth and bond the tooth, fit a crown, or carry out root canal treatment, often in the same visit.
We give you guidance on protecting the repaired tooth and arrange any further visits needed to complete treatment.
Booking your appointment is the most important step. These measures can help protect the tooth and manage pain while you wait.
Wrap it in damp tissue or place it in milk and bring it with you. It is occasionally possible to reattach it.
This clears away any debris and helps you see the extent of the damage more clearly.
Sugar-free chewing gum or dental wax from a pharmacy can temporarily cover a sharp edge to protect your tongue and cheek.
Keeping pressure off the broken tooth reduces both pain and the risk of breaking it further.
Ibuprofen or paracetamol, taken as directed, can help manage discomfort until your appointment.
If the break followed a fall or blow to the face, watch for other symptoms too, such as dizziness, jaw misalignment, or numbness. Please seek medical attention as well as dental care.
We are based in Cheadle and serve patients across south Manchester and Cheshire. If you are suffering from toothache in any of the following areas, we can see you — same or next day.
SK8 · Our home clinic
SK8 · 1.4 miles
SK9 · 3.4 miles
SK8 · 2.2 miles
SK9 · 5.9 miles
SK1–SK8 · 3.1 miles
M33 · 6.6 miles
1.7 miles · M20
Not sure if we cover your area? Call us on +4407789 696472 — if we can help, we will.
When you’re in pain, you need a dentist you can rely on. Here’s why hundreds of patients across Cheadle and south Manchester choose us for their dental emergencies.
We prioritise emergency appointments so you are never left in unnecessary pain. Same-day slots are often available.
Emergency appointments start from £35. We always confirm the cost before we begin — no hidden fees, ever.
You do not need to be registered with us. Any patient can book an emergency appointment — no referral required.
Emergency appointments are available outside standard hours including evenings and weekends.
Our team handles all types of dental emergencies quickly and calmly, with your comfort as the priority throughout.
Proud members of the British Dental Association, committed to the highest standards of patient care and safety.
Here are the questions we are asked most often about emergency broken tooth treatment in Cheadle.
Not every break needs to be seen within hours. But every break should be assessed soon. Exposed tooth structure is vulnerable to decay, sensitivity, and fracture, even if it is not painful yet.
In many cases, yes. Treatment depends on how much of the tooth is left, and whether the nerve has been exposed. Options range from simple bonding to a crown or root canal treatment. In rarer cases, where too little tooth remains, extraction may be needed.
A lack of pain does not mean there is no damage, particularly with cracks that have not yet reached the nerve. It is still worth having the tooth checked so we can repair it before it becomes a bigger problem.
Often, yes, especially if a significant portion of the tooth has broken away. A crown protects the remaining structure from further fracture and restores the tooth’s shape and function.
Teeth can fracture for several reasons. Biting something unexpectedly hard is common, as is existing decay weakening the structure, grinding at night, or simple wear over time. We will check for the cause when you come in.
It is best to avoid chewing on the affected side. Steer clear of hard or sticky foods too, since these can cause further breakage or push debris into the exposed area.
Yes. Children often chip or break teeth through falls or sports, and we see them as a priority. Please call us straight away if your child has a broken tooth.
Our Cheadle emergency dental team is ready to help. Appointments available within 24 hours for patients in Cheadle, Gatley, Bramhall, Handforth, Didsbury, Hale and Hazel Grove.
Appointments from £35 · New patients welcome · 7 days a week · No walk-ins — booking only