Emergency Dentist in Rochdale

If you're looking for an expert emergency dentist in Rochdale who offers urgent, weekend, evening and 24 hr appointments, our modern and friendly clinic can help.

Our highly experienced emergency dental care team is led by principal dentist Dr Kabita Shah (GDC No: 104238) who has over 14 years extensive dentistry experience. We are accepting new and existing NHS and private emergency patients.

Although the majority of our emergency patients are from Rochdale and local areas, we have been successfully providing expert emergency dentistry for many years to patients from all parts of Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire including Bury, Halifax, Manchester, Ramsbottom etc.

Out of hours emergency appointment

For an urgent emergency dental consultation outside our normal opening hours, please contact our emergency team on 07795 463656.

Our out of hours emergency consultations fee is £50 including an x-ray. The £50 consultation fee is payable even if no post consultation treatment work is required or performed.

At the end of your consultation, our dentist will, if required, recommend the most appropriate form of treatment and explain all treatment costs. These costs will apply to all out of hours patients, regardless of whether they are private / NHS patients or non-patients.

Same day emergency appointments

During our opening hours we strongly recommend you call us as early in the day as possible on 07795 463656 for advice on how you can temporarily lower any pain.

If urgent treatment is required we will do our very best to arrange a same day appointment.

All treatment and consultations are strictly by appointment only.

What you can expect at your emergency consultation and treatment

We treat all our patients exactly how we would like to be treated in an emergency dental situation, which is with:

• understanding
• respect
• dignity

What is a dental emergency?

Dental emergencies should not be ignored as they can often result in more serious and costly treatments.

Some of the most common emergency treatments are:

• Severe toothache which cannot be controlled by over the counter painkillers and you need to see someone urgently
• Knocked out or broken teeth
• Uncontrolled bleeding after a tooth extraction
• Trauma to the mouth or teeth after an injury or accident
• Serious swelling of the mouth or face / potential tooth or gum infection
• You require emergency tooth extraction