Facing Dental Emergencies in Bournemouth, Get Same-Day Appointments.
In pain with a toothache, a broken tooth or sudden swelling? Our Bournemouth emergency clinic offers same-day appointments, 365 days a year. You do not need to be registered to be seen.
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Is it a dental emergency?
If you are in pain or have an injured tooth, treat it as an emergency, dental problems rarely settle on their own. These are the emergencies we treat most often at the Bournemouth clinic, usually the same day.
Severe toothache
A relentless or throbbing toothache often points to decay, infection or a cracked tooth. We diagnose the cause with X-rays and relieve the pain the same day.
Broken or chipped tooth
From a knock, a fall or biting down hard, we repair or protect broken teeth quickly to stop further damage and sensitivity.
Knocked-out tooth
A knocked-out (avulsed) tooth is a true emergency. Keep it moist, avoid touching the root, and call us immediately so we can try to save it.
Dental abscess & swelling
An abscess or facial swelling signals infection that can spread. We drain, treat and prescribe as needed to get you comfortable fast.
Lost filling or crown
A lost filling or crown leaves the tooth exposed and vulnerable. We replace or re-secure it and check for hidden decay.
Bleeding or painful gums
Swollen, sore or bleeding gums can indicate infection or gum disease. We assess the cause and start the right treatment.
Broken denture
A cracked or broken denture is often repairable the same day, so you are not left without it for long.
Wisdom tooth pain
Impacted or infected wisdom teeth cause severe pain and swelling. We assess, relieve symptoms and plan any next steps.
Sports injuries
Dental trauma from sport, from chips to knocked-out teeth, is treated urgently to limit lasting damage.
Getting seen in 4 easy steps
From pain to relief with as little hassle as possible.
Call or book online
Ring us on 07444 745 491 or book in 60 seconds. Walk-ins are welcome.
Tell us what's wrong
Describe your symptoms so we can prioritise and prepare for your visit.
Come in the same day
We see you quickly at our Holdenhurst Road clinic, with X-rays if needed.
Leave out of pain
We treat the problem and explain any follow-up, with clear pricing upfront.
You do not have to be registered with us
You can be seen by us even if you are registered with another dentist. If your usual practice cannot fit you in, or you have no regular dentist at all, we start your emergency treatment straight away, and hand you back for routine care if you prefer.
- New and existing patients welcome — no need to switch dentists.
- Walk-ins accepted — come straight in when you are in pain.
- Register if you wish — we would love to be your dental home.
Emergency care built around you
Dental emergencies are stressful and painful. Everything we do is designed to get you seen quickly, treated gently and back to normal fast.
- We care when it hurts most — experienced, compassionate dentists.
- Open around the clock — 7am to 11pm, every single day.
- Comfortable, calm clinic — a welcoming space to put you at ease.
- Clear, honest pricing — quoted before we begin, 0% plans available.
Simple, upfront emergency pricing
No hidden fees. You always know the cost before any treatment starts.
Emergency dentist FAQs
Common questions about emergency dental care in Bournemouth.
We keep appointments free every day for emergencies, so most patients are seen the same day. Call us on 07444 745 491 and we will find you the earliest available slot, often within hours.
No. We are an open-access private clinic — just call or walk in, no registration or paperwork required.
Severe toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, swelling, bleeding gums, a lost filling or crown, and similar sudden dental problems all count.
Every visit starts with a fixed £50 consultation including X-rays. Any treatment is quoted clearly in writing before we begin.
Yes — we are open 7am to 11pm, seven days a week, including weekends and bank holidays.
A&E cannot usually treat dental problems directly. For toothache, broken teeth, or dental swelling, an emergency dentist is the right call — A&E is only for facial trauma or breathing/swallowing difficulties.
Handle it by the crown (not the root), rinse gently if dirty, and try to keep it moist — in milk or in your mouth beside your cheek — then come in immediately.
A short drive from across Bournemouth and the south coast.
In pain right now? We can see you today.
Book online in 60 seconds, message us on WhatsApp, or call, and we will get you out of pain.
