How much does an emergency dentist cost in Golders Green?

Our emergency consultation fee is just £35 during weekday hours and £45 for out-of-hours appointments (evenings, weekends, and bank holidays). All treatment costs are explained before we begin — no hidden fees.

Is there a 24-hour dentist in Golders Green?

Yes. Emergency Dental Experts at 50 The Vale, Golders Green, London NW11 8SG is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year — including Christmas Day, New Year's Day, and all bank holidays.

Do I need an appointment for the emergency dentist?

No appointment is necessary — walk-ins are always welcome. However, calling ahead on 020 8455 0465 helps us prepare and minimise waiting time. A dentist answers your call directly.

What should I do if I've knocked out a tooth?

Call us immediately on 020 8455 0465. If possible, gently place the tooth back in its socket without touching the root, or store it in milk. Time is critical — the sooner we see you, the better the chance of saving the tooth.

Is there an emergency dentist open on weekends in Golders Green?

Yes. We are open every Saturday and Sunday, all day and all night, providing full emergency dental treatment including root canals, extractions, abscess drainage, and broken tooth repair.

Can I see an emergency dentist late at night in London?

Yes. Emergency Dental Experts is open through the night, every night. Whether it's 10 PM, midnight, or 4 AM, a qualified dentist is always available at our Golders Green clinic.

Should I go to A&E or an emergency dentist for tooth pain?

An emergency dentist is almost always the better option. A&E departments generally cannot provide dental treatment — they can only prescribe painkillers. At Emergency Dental Experts, we diagnose the problem with X-rays and begin treatment in the same visit.

Can you do a root canal in one visit?

In many cases, yes. Our dentists use modern rotary endodontic instruments and can often complete root canal treatment in a single visit. Emergency consultations start from £35.

What is the difference between NHS emergency dental and private emergency dental?

NHS emergency dental services often require calling NHS 111 and waiting for a callback, with appointments sometimes days away. At Emergency Dental Experts, you are seen immediately by a qualified dentist — no waiting lists. Prices start from just £35.

How do I find an emergency dentist near me open right now?

Call 020 8455 0465 right now. Emergency Dental Experts is open 24/7 at 50 The Vale, Golders Green, London NW11 8SG — 3 minutes from Golders Green Tube Station. We serve all of North and Central London.

What is the difference between reversible and irreversible pulpitis?

Reversible pulpitis causes brief pain (a few seconds) triggered by cold or sweet stimuli and is treated with a filling. Irreversible pulpitis causes spontaneous, throbbing, lingering pain (over 30 seconds), often worse at night and triggered by heat. Irreversible pulpitis requires root canal treatment or extraction — it will not heal on its own.

How can I tell if I have a dental abscess?

Signs of a dental abscess include severe throbbing pain, facial or gum swelling, a bad taste from pus drainage, fever, tender lymph nodes, and difficulty opening the mouth. A dental abscess is a bacterial infection requiring urgent dental treatment — drainage, antibiotics, and definitive root canal or extraction. Go to A&E only if you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, or swelling spreading to the eye or down the neck.

What should I do for severe tooth pain at night?

Take ibuprofen 400 mg (with food) plus paracetamol 1 g — they can be combined safely for stronger relief. Sleep with your head elevated to reduce throbbing. Apply a cold compress to the cheek. Avoid heat and avoid lying flat. Call Emergency Dental Experts on 020 8455 0465 — we are open through the night every night at our Golders Green clinic.

Can a tooth infection kill you?

Yes, although rare in the UK. An untreated dental infection can spread to the floor of the mouth (Ludwig's angina), the bloodstream (sepsis), or the brain. Warning signs requiring immediate A&E attention include difficulty breathing or swallowing, swelling spreading to the eye or neck, or high fever with confusion. For non-life-threatening infection, go directly to an emergency dentist — A&E cannot provide dental treatment.

Will antibiotics cure my toothache?

No. Antibiotics can temporarily reduce infection and swelling but they do not treat the underlying cause of toothache, which is usually decay, a cracked tooth, or pulp inflammation. The pain will return once the antibiotics finish unless the tooth is treated with a filling, root canal, or extraction. UK dental guidelines discourage prescribing antibiotics without definitive dental treatment.

How much does a root canal cost in London?

At Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green, root canal treatment starts from £250, in addition to the £35 emergency consultation. We use modern rotary endodontic instruments and can often complete treatment in a single visit, even out of hours.

What is dry socket and how is it treated?

Dry socket (alveolar osteitis) is a painful condition that develops 3–5 days after a tooth extraction when the protective blood clot is lost. Symptoms include severe throbbing pain radiating to the ear, a bad taste, and visible bone in the socket. Treatment involves irrigation and packing the socket with a medicated dressing — fast relief is usually achieved within hours. Available 24/7 at Emergency Dental Experts.

Where is the best 24-hour emergency dentist in London?

Emergency Dental Experts at 50 The Vale, Golders Green, London NW11 8SG is one of London's leading 24-hour emergency dental clinics, with 309+ five-star Google reviews, the Best Private Dentist Open Late Hours 2023 award, GDC and CQC registration, and consultations from £35. Open 24/7/365, no appointment needed. Call 020 8455 0465.

How much does an emergency tooth extraction cost in London?

An emergency tooth extraction in London typically costs between £95 and £250 depending on complexity. At Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green NW11, a simple emergency extraction starts from £95 including local anaesthetic, on top of the £35 emergency consultation. Surgical extractions of impacted or broken teeth cost from £180 to £250.

Where can I find a 24/7 emergency dentist in London tonight?

Emergency Dental Experts at 50 The Vale, Golders Green, London NW11 8SG is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including tonight. A qualified dentist answers the phone directly on 020 8455 0465 at any hour — walk-ins are welcome and no registration is required.

What should I do if I've knocked out a tooth in London?

Pick the tooth up by the crown (never the root), rinse it gently in milk if dirty, and reinsert it into the socket immediately. If reinsertion is not possible, store the tooth in milk or saliva and call an emergency dentist within 30 minutes. Time is the single most important factor for saving the tooth.

How fast can I be seen by an emergency dentist in Golders Green NW11?

The average wait time at Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green NW11 is around 30 minutes from the time you call. Walk-ins are seen the same day, and out-of-hours patients — including at night, weekends, and on bank holidays — are typically in the dental chair within an hour of arriving at 50 The Vale.

Is emergency root canal treatment available on weekends in London?

Yes. Emergency root canal treatment is available every Saturday and Sunday at Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green. Treatment starts from £250 plus the £35 emergency consultation and can usually be completed in a single visit using rotary endodontic instruments, even at weekends or late at night.

What counts as a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is any dental problem that needs urgent care to save a tooth, stop severe pain, or stop bleeding or infection. This includes severe toothache, knocked-out or broken teeth, dental abscesses, facial swelling, bleeding after extraction, lost fillings or crowns causing pain, and orofacial trauma.

Do I need to be registered to be seen at an emergency dentist?

No. You do not need to be a registered patient to be seen at Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green. New patients and one-off emergency visits are always accepted, 24 hours a day. Bring a photo ID if you have one, but treatment is never delayed for paperwork.

How much is an out-of-hours emergency dental appointment in London?

An out-of-hours emergency dental consultation in London — evenings, weekends and bank holidays — costs £45 at Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green, compared to £35 during standard weekday hours. All treatment prices are quoted before any work begins and remain fixed regardless of the time of day.

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Whether you live in Golders Green, Hampstead, Hendon, Finchley, Cricklewood, Camden, or anywhere across North London — if you are suffering from a toothache, broken tooth, dental abscess, swelling, knocked-out tooth, or any dental emergency, Emergency Dental Experts is one of the only genuinely 24-hour emergency dental clinics in London.

Why Choose Emergency Dental Experts?

✓ 3 minutes from Golders Green Tube Station (Northern Line) — easily accessible from anywhere in London.
✓ Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year — including Christmas Day, bank holidays, and through the night.
✓ Only £35 to be seen — no hidden fees, no registration required. Walk in or call ahead.
✓ Seen immediately — no NHS 111 queues, no waiting lists. A qualified dentist answers your call directly.
✓ Same-day treatment — extractions, root canals, antibiotics, X-rays, and pain relief all completed in one visit.
✓ Award-winning practice — Winner of Best Private Dentist Open Late Hours 2023. 4.9 stars from 435+ Google reviews.
✓ Celebrity-trusted — Jackie Jackson and Deji Olatunji are among our patients.
✓ Ethical practice — 20% of our profits are donated to charity.

Emergency Dental Treatments Available 24/7

We handle every type of dental emergency around the clock: severe toothache, knocked-out teeth, broken or chipped teeth, lost crowns and fillings, dental abscesses and infections, swollen face or jaw, bleeding gums, wisdom tooth pain and pericoronitis, and dental trauma from sports injuries, falls, and accidents.

Our UK-qualified, GDC-registered dentists have extensive experience and specialise in pain-free techniques for nervous patients. We use modern rotary endodontic instruments for root canals, digital X-rays for precise diagnosis, and new pain-less injection techniques that reduce discomfort by up to 80%.

Cosmetic Dentistry & Smile Makeovers

Beyond emergency care, we offer complete smile makeover services including lab-made zirconia veneers, porcelain crowns, composite bonding, and professional teeth whitening. We guarantee the lowest prices in the UK for cosmetic dental work, with smile makeovers starting from just £3,900. Payment plans are available.

Areas We Serve Across London

Patients travel to us from across London, including Golders Green, Hampstead, Hendon, Finchley, Cricklewood, Childs Hill, Temple Fortune, Mill Hill, Edgware, Burnt Oak, Colindale, Kingsbury, Wembley, Neasden, Willesden, Kilburn, West Hampstead, Swiss Cottage, St John's Wood, Camden, Kentish Town, Highgate, Muswell Hill, East Finchley, Barnet, Brent Cross, Maida Vale, Marylebone, Archway, and Crouch End. If you can get to Golders Green, we can see you — day or night.

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Quick answer for anyone in pain right now

If you are experiencing severe dental pain, throbbing toothache, a knocked-out tooth, facial swelling, a dental abscess, or symptoms of irreversible pulpitis, you need to see an emergency dentist within hours — not days. Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green, London (NW11 8SG) is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, with no appointment or registration required. Consultations start at £35. Call 020 8455 0465 immediately — a qualified dentist answers the phone directly.

What is irreversible pulpitis?

Irreversible pulpitis is inflammation of the dental pulp (the nerve and blood vessels inside a tooth) that has progressed beyond the point of healing on its own. Once inflammation reaches this stage, the pulp tissue cannot recover, and the tooth requires either root canal treatment or extraction to resolve the pain.

Symptoms of irreversible pulpitis

Spontaneous, throbbing tooth pain that occurs without any trigger
Pain that lingers for more than 30 seconds after exposure to hot or cold
Pain that wakes you up at night or stops you sleeping
Severe pain on biting, chewing, or applying pressure
Pain that radiates to the ear, jaw, temple, or neck
Sensitivity to heat that is relieved temporarily by cold (a classic late-stage sign)
Difficulty pinpointing exactly which tooth is affected (referred pain)
Over-the-counter painkillers (paracetamol, ibuprofen) becoming less effective

How is irreversible pulpitis treated?

There are only two definitive treatments: root canal therapy (endodontic treatment), which removes the inflamed pulp and saves the tooth, or extraction, which removes the tooth entirely. Antibiotics alone do not cure pulpitis because the inflamed nerve has no blood supply for the antibiotic to reach. At Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green we can perform same-day root canal treatment using modern rotary instruments, often in a single visit.

Reversible vs irreversible pulpitis — how to tell the difference

Symptom	Reversible Pulpitis	Irreversible Pulpitis
Pain duration after stimulus	Brief — seconds	Lingers 30+ seconds or minutes
Spontaneous pain	No	Yes — throbbing, unprovoked
Night-time pain	Rare	Common — wakes you up
Trigger	Cold, sweet	Heat (often), spontaneous
Treatment	Filling, fluoride, monitoring	Root canal or extraction

If your pain matches the right column, do not wait. Call 020 8455 0465.

Dental abscess — symptoms, danger signs and emergency treatment

A dental abscess is a localised collection of pus caused by bacterial infection, usually originating from untreated tooth decay, a cracked tooth, or advanced gum disease. There are three main types: periapical (at the tip of the root), periodontal (in the gum next to a tooth), and gingival (in the gum tissue only).

Warning signs that require immediate emergency dental care

Severe, throbbing pain in the tooth, jaw, or ear
Visible swelling of the face, cheek, or neck
A bad taste or salty fluid in the mouth (the abscess has burst)
Fever, chills, or feeling generally unwell
Difficulty opening your mouth (trismus)
A tender lump on the gum that may release pus

⚠️ Call 999 or go to A&E immediately if you have:

Difficulty breathing or swallowing
Swelling spreading to the eye or down the neck
A high fever with confusion

These can indicate Ludwig's angina or sepsis — life-threatening complications of a dental infection.

For all other dental abscesses, an emergency dentist is the correct place to go — not A&E. We can drain the abscess, prescribe antibiotics, and start definitive treatment (root canal or extraction) in the same visit. NHS 111 will simply refer you to a dentist anyway, often with a wait.

What to do if you've knocked out a tooth (dental avulsion)

A knocked-out adult tooth is a true dental emergency. The chance of saving the tooth drops with every minute it is out of the socket. The critical window is 30 to 60 minutes.

Find the tooth and pick it up by the crown (the white part) — never touch the root.
If dirty, rinse gently with milk or saline for no more than 10 seconds. Do not scrub or use soap.
Try to reinsert it into the socket and bite gently on a clean cloth to hold it in place.
If you can't reinsert it, store the tooth in cold milk (best), saliva, or saline — never in water.
Call 020 8455 0465 immediately and head straight to our Golders Green clinic.

Baby (milk) teeth should not be reinserted — bring the child in for assessment but do not attempt to replant.

Other common dental emergencies we treat 24/7

Cracked or broken tooth

Repair with composite bonding, a crown, or onlay — usually same-day. If the nerve is exposed, root canal may be needed.

Pericoronitis (wisdom tooth infection)

Inflammation of the gum around an erupting wisdom tooth. Treated with irrigation, antibiotics, and often extraction.

Lost filling or crown

Temporary or permanent re-cementation, same visit. Avoid chewing on the affected side.

Post-extraction bleeding or dry socket

Dry socket (alveolar osteitis) typically appears 3–5 days after extraction. We provide medicated dressings and pain relief.

TMJ pain & jaw locking

Assessment, occlusal guidance, and referral pathway. Often confused with toothache.

Trauma to lips, gums, or tongue

Suturing, haemostasis, and tetanus advice if required.

Safe pain relief while you wait to see the dentist

Ibuprofen 400 mg every 6–8 hours (max 1,200 mg/24h OTC) — most effective for dental pain due to its anti-inflammatory action. Avoid if you have asthma triggered by NSAIDs, stomach ulcers, or kidney disease.
Paracetamol 1 g every 6 hours (max 4 g/24h) — can be safely combined with ibuprofen for stronger relief.
Cold compress on the cheek for swelling (15 minutes on, 15 off).
Salt water rinses (½ tsp salt in warm water) several times a day.
Sleep with your head elevated — lying flat increases blood flow to the head and worsens throbbing.
Avoid heat (hot drinks, hot compresses) — heat worsens pulpitis pain and can spread infection.

Painkillers do not treat the cause. They only mask the pain. The underlying problem — infection, inflammation, or damage — will continue to progress until you see a dentist.

Why choose Emergency Dental Experts in Golders Green?

Open 24/7/365 — including Christmas Day, New Year's Day, and every bank holiday
Consultations from £35 — transparent pricing, no hidden costs
No registration, no waiting list — walk in or call
309+ five-star Google reviews — one of London's most reviewed emergency dental clinics
Award-winning — Best Private Dentist Open Late Hours 2023
GDC and CQC registered — fully regulated UK dentists
Celebrity trusted — including Jackie Jackson and Deji
Central location — 3 minutes from Golders Green Tube (Northern Line). Serving Hampstead, Hendon, Finchley, Camden, St John's Wood, Mill Hill, Edgware and all of North & Central London.

Areas served by our 24-hour London emergency dental clinic

Patients travel to Emergency Dental Experts at 50 The Vale, Golders Green, London NW11 8SG from across London and the Home Counties. We are conveniently located for: Golders Green NW11, Hampstead NW3, Hendon NW4, Finchley N3 / N12, Cricklewood NW2, Mill Hill NW7, Edgware HA8, Barnet EN5, Camden NW1, Highgate N6, Swiss Cottage NW3, Kilburn NW6, Wembley HA9, St John's Wood NW8, Marylebone W1, Kensington W8, Kentish Town NW5, Tufnell Park N7, Brent Cross NW4, Temple Fortune NW11, Hampstead Garden Suburb NW11, West Hampstead NW6, Belsize Park NW3, Primrose Hill NW1, Crouch End N8, Muswell Hill N10, Whetstone N20, Totteridge N20, Stanmore HA7, Harrow HA1, and all of Greater London.

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Procedure	Standard (Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm)	Out-of-hours (evenings, weekends, bank holidays)
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Surgical / impacted extraction	from £180	from £180
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Root canal (first stage / single-visit)	from £250	from £250
Abscess drainage + antibiotics	from £80	from £80
Dental trauma splinting (per arch)	from £150	from £150

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