EMERGENCY HELPLINE
Looking for an Emergency Dentist in Ashbourne after sudden tooth pain, swelling, a broken tooth or a lost filling? Our team provides urgent dental care for toothache, cracked and chipped teeth, abscesses, loose fillings, oral infections, wisdom tooth pain and other dental emergencies.
We can assess the problem and arrange the treatment you need as quickly as possible. The emergency visit is charged at a flat £35 and includes an oral cancer check. The practice is open Monday to Friday, with Saturday appointments available by prior arrangement.
Typically Responded to within 24 hours
If you need an emergency dentist from the DE6 area, our Emergency dental clinic provides prompt assessment and treatment for urgent problems such as severe toothache, abscesses, cracked or broken teeth, gum infections, lost fillings and knocked-out teeth.
We welcome new and existing patients, but you must book all appointments in advance. We do not accept walk-ins. New patients can complete their registration by phone before an appointment is arranged.
Out-of-hours appointments are pre-arranged only. Phone the helpline to secure one.
Tooth pain usually has a specific cause behind it, decay, a hidden crack or pressure building underneath. We identify which one it is, then treat that cause directly.
Pain returning after previous root canal work means either the treatment needs redoing or infection has come back. We work out which, then treat the cause.
A throbbing swelling, a bad taste or a raised temperature usually means an infection has taken hold. We locate the source and begin treating it directly.
A cavity can begin with mild sensitivity before becoming more painful as decay moves deeper into the tooth. We examine the area, assess the damage and explain the most suitable treatment.
Once a filling loosens or comes out, the tooth underneath is left exposed. We check the tooth and the remaining filling, then decide the right way to restore it.
Gums that are puffy, sore or bleeding when you brush usually point to infection underneath. We find the actual cause and treat it, not just the symptom.
A break can leave the tooth vulnerable even if it doesn't hurt much at first. We assess what's left to work with and rebuild it properly.
Swelling, soreness, an unpleasant taste or ongoing discomfort can be signs of an infection in the mouth. We examine the affected area, identify the likely cause and explain the next step.
A chipped edge can catch your lip or tongue and feels sharper than it looks. We reshape or rebuild the tooth so it's smooth and comfortable again.
Wisdom teeth can cause pain, swelling or tenderness when they become impacted or partly erupted. We assess the tooth and surrounding area before explaining whether removal may be needed.
A cracked or broken denture can make eating and speaking uncomfortable and may irritate the gums. We assess the damage and discuss the most suitable repair or replacement option.
Cracks are often invisible to the eye and show up as odd sensations rather than clear pain. We examine the tooth closely to find the crack and stop it from spreading further.
Photos and questions answered around the clock. +4407789 696472
Write to us, and we will come back with advice at info@emergencydentistcheadle.co.uk
A trained operator, never a recording. 0161 768 2028
From your first call to the treatment chair
Say what you feel, where it is, and how long it has gone on. That is what tells us how urgent your case is.
New to us? A short call sorts it out beforehand. Every visit starts on the phone, so please do not visit unannounced.
The £35 covers a digital X-ray. We show you the image and settle on a plan together first.
Most people go home the same visit, out of pain, with any follow-up mapped out.
Everything else we look after back at the Cheadle clinic
came here for a routine check-up and the they spotted a small cavity I hadn’t noticed at all. Got it filled in the same visit before it had a chance to get worse. Glad it was caught early.The treatment was quick and comfortable.Highly recommend for people who want emergency dental treatment anytime.
I booked an emergency appointment because my wisdom tooth had been causing me a lot of pain.The team saw me quickly, explained the issue clearly, and made me comfortable throughout the treatment.I’m very grateful for the support and professional service i got from here.
Super happy with the way this practice handled my emergency, I was in a lot of pain and for fair prices and really really smooth treatment – I really can’t fault the way they dealt with me!
Really happy with the treatment I received. The receptionist was very helpful. The dentist was really good at talking me through what he was doing or going to do. And for an emergency appointment I feel like this is my go to place for treatment.
We know you have questions — here are the ones we hear most often about emergency toothache treatment in Ashbourne.
Yes. All patients must be registered with the practice before they can be seen or treated. This applies to both new and returning patients, including those who need an urgent dental appointment.
No. Everything is arranged by phone first, so the right dentist and setup are ready when you walk in.
It depends on your symptoms and the diary. Most emergencies are booked within a day.
Yes, that is exactly what the helpline is for. Even if your slot falls the next morning, you get advice for the night.
Hold it by the crown, rinse off any dirt, and press it back into the socket if you can bear to. Otherwise, keep it in milk. Phone straight away.
Waiting rarely helps. Dental problems escalate on their own timetable, not yours. Call the helpline or book online, and we will tell you what to do while we arrange your appointment.
Emergency Dental Clinic, 89B High Street, Cheadle, SK8 1AA