emergency dentist banbury | deddington
We offer SAME DAY emergency appointments
We provide affordable emergency dental care to registered patients and new patients. Emergency dental care can be things like tooth ache or swellings, lost fillings or crowns, broken teeth or dentures or anything else you may be concerned by.
Our aim is to see emergency patients as soon as possible depending on the problem. We are easily accessible from Oxfordshire and Banbury and have free parking outside the practice.
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Emergency Dentist Banbury
Common Dental Emergencies We Treat
Toothache
Persistent or severe toothache can indicate infection, decay or damage to the nerve. We aim to provide same-day appointments whenever possible.
Dental Abscess
Dental abscesses can cause severe pain, swelling and infection. Prompt treatment can help prevent the infection from spreading.
Broken or Chipped Teeth
Whether caused by trauma, biting something hard or existing weakness, we can assess and repair damaged teeth.
Lost Fillings and Crowns
Lost restorations can leave teeth sensitive and vulnerable to further damage. We can provide temporary or long-term solutions.
Wisdom Tooth Pain
Wisdom teeth can cause pain, swelling and infection. We can advise on treatment options and whether removal is required.
Additional Saturday Emergency Dates
We open on selected Saturdays for emergency appointments. Availability may vary, so please contact us before attending.
Even where a date is not listed, please contact us as we may still have an emergency clinician available.
NORMAL PRACTICE HOURS
During normal practice hours please call the practice on 01869 337377 to arrange an appointment. Non-registered patients can also arrange to see us for an emergency appointment.
EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS
EXISTING PATIENTS – For weekends please call the practice and you will be given a phone number to call for the out of hours dentist (only available to existing patients) for advice or treatment if needed. During evenings, please call and leave a message or email us and we will aim to contact you as soon as possible.
NON-REGISTERED/NEW PATIENTS – to arrange an emergency appointment/get some advice email us – info@deddingtondental.co.uk and we will aim to contact you as soon as possible.
Need an Emergency Dentist?
Contact us as early as possible so that we can arrange the earliest suitable appointment.
What happens next?
Tell our reception team about your symptoms. We will arrange the earliest appropriate appointment and explain the next steps.
Alternatively, complete the appointment form above and our team will contact you.
Emergency Dentist Banbury FAQs
Answers to common questions about urgent dental appointments and treatment.
We aim to offer same-day emergency appointments whenever possible for patients experiencing pain, swelling, trauma or other urgent dental problems. Please call the practice as early as possible to allow us to arrange an appointment.
No. We are able to see both registered and non-registered patients for emergency dental treatment.
Common dental emergencies include severe toothache, dental abscesses, swelling, broken teeth, trauma, lost crowns or fillings, and uncontrolled bleeding following dental treatment.
If possible, keep any broken fragments and contact us as soon as possible. Avoid chewing on the affected side and attend for assessment so we can advise on the most appropriate treatment.
Yes. Dental abscesses can lead to significant pain, swelling and infection. Prompt assessment and treatment are recommended.
Yes. We regularly treat patients who have lost crowns, bridges or fillings. Depending on the situation, the restoration may be re-cemented, repaired or replaced.
Facial swelling can be a sign of dental infection. Please contact us immediately so we can assess the problem and arrange treatment.
The cost will depend on the treatment required. We will always discuss fees before treatment is carried out. We charge £50 for an emergency consultation.
