Emergency dentist in Lytham

For toothache, swelling, a broken tooth, lost filling/crown or another urgent dental problem

Emergency Dental Appointment for £150

Call 01253 736633

New and existing patients welcome. Private dental care.

Subject to dentist availability.

What does the £150

appointment include?

Your emergency appointment also includes:

  • Assessment with an experienced dentist

  • Clinical examination

  • Advice on your treatment options

  • Immediate treatment to relieve pain where possible

What’s NOT included:

  • X-rays (if required charged separetly)

  • Further treatment (e.g. fillings, extractions, root canal treatment)

  • Laboratory work (e.g. crowns, bridges)

We’ll always explain any additional costs before you decide how to proceed.

Practice Members

Emergency appointments are included as part of your membership plan.

Call us for more information.

View our membership plans →
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Not sure how urgently

you need to be seen?

Generally speaking, a dental emergency includes any dental problem where you have severe pain, swelling or bleeding that develops unexpectedly or following dental treatment.

Not sure? Call us anyway.

Whether you have a toothache, swelling, chipped tooth or a filling or crown that has come out, please contact us. Even if you’re not in pain, tell us what has happened. Our team will ask about your symptoms and advise on the most appropriate next step

Call 01253 736633

Common reasons patients
contact us

  • Toothache
  • Swelling or infection
  • A broken or chipped tooth
  • A lost filling or crown
  • Bleeding or injury
  • Pain or discomfort

What happens when you contact us?

Tell us what’s happened

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We’ll ask about your symptoms, when the problem started and whether you’re already patient

Our team will advise on urgency, check appointment availability and explain the applicable fee.

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We’ll explain the next step

Your dentist will assess the problem and discuss suitable treatment options. We’ll explain what can be done at that visit and whether further appointments are needed.

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At your appointment

Please tell us when you call. Whether you’ve had a difficult dental experience or haven’t visited for years, you’re welcome to talk to us about your concerns. We’ll listen without judgement and discuss how we can support you.

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Nervous about coming in?

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For practice members

Call 0808 169 8117 and follow the recorded instructions for out-of-order assistance.

Not a member, or unable to access urgent dental help?

Contact NHS 111 for advice on accessing urgent dental care. If you need urgent advice, do not wait for a reply to an email or website enquiry.

Need help when we are closed?

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Go to A&E or call 999 for serious facial or jaw injuries, heavy mouth bleeding that will not stop, or severe swelling affecting breathing or the ability to open an eye. An adult tooth that has been knocked out needs immediate emergency dental attention

when to seek emergency dental care