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Emergency Dentist in Birmingham

If you are experiencing tooth pain, swelling, a broken tooth or dental trauma, our team at Euro Dental Care and Wellness Centre can provide urgent dental care.

Our Harborne dental practice offers emergency dental appointments to assess the problem, relieve discomfort and provide appropriate treatment as quickly as possible.

Book Emergency Appointment
Book Emergency Appointment
Call us for Urgent Dental Care
Call us for Urgent Dental Care

DENTAL EMERGENCY

WHY PATIENTS VISIT US?

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Toothache

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Lost Dental Filling

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Painful gums

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Infections

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Broken Denture

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Lost Crown

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Knocked out tooth

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Broken or chipped tooth

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Sports Injury

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Gum Bleeding

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Abscess

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Swelling

WE OFFER SAME DAY EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS

We understand that dental emergencies can be stressful and often painful. Our team aims to offer same-day emergency appointments where possible to provide prompt care and relief.

Book Appointment Now
Book Appointment Now
Call us now on 0121 428 2999
Call us now on 0121 428 2999

FREQUENTYLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)

  • Emergency dental care involves immediate treatment to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding, treat infections, or manage dental trauma affecting your teeth, gums, or jaw.

  • Costs vary depending on the treatment required, such as extractions, fillings, or root canal treatment. Our Birmingham-based dentist will provide a clear estimate after consultation and assessment.

  • The emergency consultation fee would be £47.

  • Item description

    • Cavities and untreated dental decay

    • Abscessed tooth

    • Failed or failing restoration

    • Cracked tooth or fracture

    • Bruxism/ grinding

    • Gum disease and recession

    • Infection or pulpitis 

    • Impacted wisdom teeth

  • Tooth loss is usually the biggest consequence of toothache, it’s important to see a dentist as soon as possible.

    Toothache will never go away on its own – and the longer it’s ignored, the more likely the problem will worsen and be more costly to resolve.

  • Toothache and throbbing tooth pain usually signal to a dentist a potential problem with the underlying tooth structure, like an infection or decay. It’s usually the first warning sign that alarms you to a problem with your tooth or oral health, and the situation will only worsen if you don’t get it treated immediately.

  • While waiting for your appointment, you can minimise tooth pain by taking over-the-counter medications, rinsing with salt water or using an ice pack to reduce swelling.

  • Common dental emergencies include severe toothache, swelling, knocked-out teeth, broken or chipped teeth, lost fillings or crowns, and signs of infection such as pus or fever.

  • We prioritise emergency cases and offer same-day or urgent appointments. It’s best to call us ahead on our telephone number 0121 428 2999 if possible.