Both registered and unregistered patients may access our emergency dental services. If you are suffering a dental emergency, please call T: 01377 257775 during our opening hours. We will aim to see you within 24 hours and provide high-quality care and advice.
We provide an emergency dental service to both registered and unregistered patients. If you have a genuine dental emergency please call Bridge Street Dental on T: 01377 257775 during working hours and we aim to get you seen within 24 hours during our normal surgery hours.
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Call or Email
01904 642595
info@yorkshireemergencydentist.co.uk
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Same day appointment allocation
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We’ll take your details to create a profile along with a £59.00 payment to secure your appointment
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Arrive at the Practice
Our receptionist will greet you.
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We will ask you to complete a medical questionnaire
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See our Emergency dentist Stephen for your consultation
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Your treatment will be carried out within the time allocated
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Another appointment or a series of appointments will need to be made to complete the treatment found
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Stephen’s aim is to always get you out of pain and discomfort.
Please call us as soon as the damage occurs, and we will arrange an appointment. It’s important to see a dentist promptly, even if you are not in pain. Repairing the damaged tooth quickly will prevent further issues such as infection and decay.
A dental emergency is any issue which needs immediate treatment, such as an injury, infection, or severe pain. If you aren’t sure whether you require emergency treatment, please call our friendly team who will advise on whether an appointment is necessary.
Losing a tooth is a serious dental emergency. As soon as it happens, please call us to make an appointment. The sooner you are seen, the higher likelihood that the root can be saved.
Immediately after losing the tooth, attempt to reinsert it into the socket. This will protect the root. If you cannot reinsert the tooth, please clean it and bring it with you to your appointment (if you have it).
We would not recommend visiting A&E except in cases of excessive bleeding, breathing problems due to swelling, or swelling around the eyes and neck.
Emergency departments do not usually have the equipment or expertise necessary to treat dental emergencies. Please contact us and our team will arrange to see you as soon as possible to address your issue.
Dental abscesses require prompt treatment. If left untended, abscesses can cause serious problems, including possible sepsis. Please call us to arrange an appointment as soon as possible. Our dentists will provide treatment for the infection and prevent it spreading.
Please do not worry. During your consultation, your dentist will decide whether it is possible to save your natural tooth, and will always try to save it wherever possible. If this cannot be done, your dentist will discuss your options regarding extraction and dental reconstruction.
Yes. Even if not registered with us, we will still aim to treat you within 24 hours of your call. We want to help you.