Can I be seen by an emergency dentist today?

Yes. Tudor House Dental Surgery sets aside same-day emergency appointments daily to help patients in pain get urgent dental care as quickly as possible.

How much does an emergency dentist appointment cost?

Emergency dentist appointments cost £30 during office hours. Out-of-hours emergency dentist appointments cost £190.

What happens at an emergency dental appointment?

During a same-day emergency appointment, the dentist will assess the problem, help you get comfortable and may take X-rays to show and explain the issue. You will then be given clear treatment options and costs before taking the next step.

Can you help me get out of dental pain quickly?

Yes. Emergency dental care at Tudor House Dental Surgery focuses on fast pain relief, immediate diagnoses and remedial same-day care where possible.

Do you offer out-of-hours emergency dentist appointments?

Yes. Tudor House Dental Surgery offers out-of-hours emergency dentist appointments, with appointments priced from £190.

Can nervous patients book emergency dental care?

Yes. The practice provides special care and support for nervous or phobic patients who need emergency dental treatment.

Can I walk in for a dental emergency?

Tudor House Dental Surgery tries to accommodate walk-in emergency appointments, but it is best to call first on 01829 741284 to avoid disappointment.

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Q: Where is the emergency dental practice located?

Tudor House Dental Surgery is located at 62 High Street, Tarvin, Chester CH3 8JB, with easy parking and step-free access available.

Be Seen Today £30

The most comprehensive emergency dental services at the most affordable rates. (NHS emergency dentist free for under 18s)

Emergency dental care – we get you out of pain fast

You’ll be seen by one of our five experienced emergency dentists, with leading practitioners like Dr Gupta or Dr Mohan overseeing your care.

During your same-day appointment, we’ll assess the problem, get you comfortable, and take X-rays to show and explain the issue and any treatment options and costs before you take the next step.

Severe Toothache or Abscess
Broken or Chipped Tooth
Lost Fillings Or Crown
Wisdom tooth pain or knocked-out teeth

Emergency dentist cost

Dental insurance is accepted, and children receive NHS free care near Chester.

In pain and need an appointment now? We’ve treated thousands of urgent cases since 1983 at our family-friendly clinic. Book online or call 01829 741284.

Quick access and excellent care

“Very easy service to book online for an emergency appointment. I managed to get an appointment booked the next day for a tooth extraction with a small deposit. I found the team upon arrival very friendly and professional, the building was very clean, and the overall service was of a high standard and affordable too”

Stephen, Chester

Out-of-hours 24 hour emergency dentist

Our emergency dentists can offer you more than just pain relief

Special care and steps for nervous or phobic patients
Access to a team of experienced emergency dentists
Same-day treatments and immediate fixes possible
Pay monthly for treatments like root canals, dental crowns or implants
The latest equipment and technology are used for faster diagnoses and pain-free treatments.
£190 Out of hours (£30 in office hours)
Patients come from all over Chester, including Hoole, Handbridge, Curzon Park, and Upton.

Book online or call 01829 741284.

Same-Day Emergency Help

Find us at 62 High Street, Tarvin, Chester CH3 8JB (with easy parking and step-free access). We also try to accommodate walk-in appointments, but it’s best to call first to avoid disappointment.

Affordable follow-up care

Related treatments

Our Emergency dentists

Your emergency dental appointment will be carried out by a qualified dental professional registered with the GDC. Our team includes experienced restorative dentists, implant dentists, and oral surgery clinicians.

Dr Disha Gupta (GDC 173726) – Principal Dentist; BDS, MFDS, MSc Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry. Focus on family care, Invisalign, and composite bonding. Dr Gupta is also exceptionally talented in handling nervous patient care and with restorative treatments like dental crowns and bridges.
Dr Mili Mohan (GDC 109515) – Principal Dentist; BDS, MFDS and a postgraduate certificate in Restorative dentistry. 20 years’ experience, with special interest in teeth alignment with clear aligners and minimally invasive dentistry. Dr Mohan at our practice also handles all our family and general dentistry cases.
Dr Giedre Valantine (GDC 100002) – Associate Dentist & Implantologist; BDS, MSc Implantology. Provides single- to complex-implant cases and grafting.
Dr Ahmer Ali (GDC 267803) – Associate Dentist & Oral Surgeon; BDS, MFDS, MSc Implantology. Experienced in oral surgery, implants and facial aesthetics.

Emergency Dentist FAQs

What counts as a dental emergency?

An emergency is any problem that causes severe pain, swelling, bleeding, infection, or damage to a tooth. Can include toothaches, abscesses, broken or knocked-out teeth, and lost fillings or crowns.

Can I book a same-day emergency dentist appointment?

Yes, we reserve appointments every day for emergencies. It is always best to call the practice on 01829 741284.

If I have a knocked-out tooth what should I do

Keep the tooth moist with milk and replace into the socket if possible. Call us immediately we can save your tooth.

Dental abscess emergency?

The quicker you see our emergency dentist, the better your chances of saving the tooth. We can use antibiotics to reduce the infection.

Can you stop the pain straight away?

Yes, in most cases. Some of our patients feel relief during or soon after treatment, while others may need further care.

Can I be seen if I am not registered with the practice?

Yes, you can, we cater for all patients, private and NHS (under 18s only).

What happens during my emergency appointment?

Our dentists will assess your problem and ask about your symptoms. They will provide pain relief, stabilise the tooth and explain the cause of your discomfort.

Should I wait to see if the pain goes away?

No. Dental pain often means there is an underlying problem, and waiting can allow infection or damage to get worse.

Where do you see patients from?

Private and NHS emergency patients come from Ashton, Broughton, Buckley, Chester, Christleton, Connahs Quay, Cuddington, Delamere, Ellesmere Port, Elton, Frodsham, Guilden Sutton, Hartford, Hawarden, Helsby, Huntington, Kelsall, Kingsmead, Mickle Trafford, Nantwich, Norley, Northwich, Queensferry, Saltney, Shotton, Tarporley, Tattenhall, Waverton, Weaverham and Winsford.