Painful toothache, swelling or suspected dental abscess? Get immediate help from Tudor House Dental Surgery’s Chester emergency dentist, CH3 8JB.
Throbbing toothache that won’t go away? In pain from an infection in your jaw? Agonising pressure caused by a dental abscess or knocked-out tooth?
Tudor House Dental Surgery in Chester can help.
Our Chester emergency dental team uses advanced technology and equipment to rapidly and accurately diagnose exactly what’s happening beneath the surface and can administer immediate pressure relief, root clearing, or same-day abscess drainage.
Our long-established dental practice has been serving patients in pain for the last 40 years, earning our emergency dentists hundreds of five-star reviews for their gentle techniques.
Trust that when you book an urgent appointment at Tudor House Dental Surgery, you’ll be in safe, trusted, experienced and highly qualified hands. Unregistered patients welcome. Our GDC-monitored dentists have decades of experience managing complex oral infections, problems with braces, wisdom-tooth pain, dental abscesses and unexplained toothaches.
Dr Gupta is exceptionally talented at caring for nervous patients. Her advanced master’s training in restorative dentistry means she specialises in saving teeth affected by severe dental decay or infection.
With over 20 years of clinical experience, Dr Mohan is an expert in general and family dental emergencies, focusing on minimally invasive techniques to eliminate infection while preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.
To understand your problem, match your symptoms to the dental treatment our emergency team typically performs to address these common oral concerns.
| Problem | Symptoms | Treatment at Tudor | When to book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Severe toothache | Sharp, throbbing pain (worse when lying down), sensitivity to hot or cold. | We relieve the pressure and help stop the pain. | Within 24 hours |
| Wisdom tooth pain | Pain, swollen gums, jaw stiffness, bad taste or pain when chewing. | We clean the area, reduce inflammation, treat any infection, and advise on whether removal may be required. | Same day advised |
| Deep tooth infection | Deep jaw ache, pain when biting, bad taste or bad breath. | We clean the infection, ease the pain and try to save the tooth. | Same day advised |
| Dental abscess | Swelling or a gum “pimple”, throbbing pressure, facial swelling or fever. | We drain the infection and treat the cause. | Urgent same-day care |
| Nerve irritation | Dull ache on and off, mild chewing pain. | We remove the problem area and place a filling. | Within 48 to 72 hours |
If your problem is not urgent, you can register as a new patient here, and we’ll be in touch within a few hours to book your first check-up (for £58, including scans).
Tudor House Dental Surgery is a private dental practice in Chester that also provides free NHS care to children under 18. Adults can book emergency appointments for as little as £30, with same-day appointments and diagnoses available. Remedial care is charged separately.
Expect clear fees and transparency from the start, so you know what to expect before treatment begins. Our emergency dentists will assess the problem, explain your options, and confirm any treatment costs before proceeding.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
| Emergency dental assessment | £30 |
| Out-of-hours or weekend emergency assessment | £190 |
| Children under 18 emergency exam | Free NHS appointment |
| Dental fillings | From £99 |
| Root canal treatment | From £615 |
| Tooth extraction | From £104 |
Dental finance is available for treatments costing over £1,500. Interest-free options available.
With emergency dental fees from £30, Tudor House Dental Surgery is the go-to practice in Chester, offering same-day availability and out-of-hours support for patients in pain.
We accept emergency patients from all surrounding postcodes, towns and villages, including Tarvin, Kelsall, Tarporley, Tattenhall, Ashton, Frodsham, Christleton, Boughton, Ellesmere Port, Nantwich, Winsford, and Hoole.
Directions:
Located off the A51 and A54, Tudor House Dental is incredibly convenient for patients driving from Chester City Centre or from Tarporley. Local bus routes run directly past our clinic, too.
Antibiotics can stop an infection from spreading to your bloodstream, but they do not offer a miracle cure for a dental abscess on their own. Because the tooth is dead or infected, antibiotics cannot reach the bacteria hiding in your tooth. The pain will temporarily be alleviated, but the abscess will likely return. Hands-on dental treatment is necessary.
Dr Disha Gupta and our team put nervous patients at ease are specifically trained in patient care and can help make nervous patients feel more relaxed. We’ve worked with hundreds of nervous patients, taking the time to explain the process and treatment and stopping if it gets too much. Our appointments are never rushed.
If you have persistent tooth pain that won’t go away, it’s often a sign that the nerve inside the tooth is inflamed or infected. Painkillers may help temporarily, but you should book an emergency appointment to treat the root cause of the issue.
Common symptoms include throbbing pain, swelling, a gum “pimple”, a bad taste in the mouth, pain when biting, facial swelling or feeling generally unwell
Yes. A dental abscess is an infection and should not be ignored. Same-day dental care is recommended.
Sometimes pain can settle for a short time, but this does not always mean the problem has gone. If the nerve dies, the pain may ease before an infection or abscess develops.
This is dependent on the cause. You may need a filling, abscess drainage, root canal treatment or a tooth extraction. Your dentist will assess the tooth and explain the best option.
In many cases, pain can be relieved at the emergency appointment by reducing pressure, treating infection, applying a calming dressing, or starting appropriate treatment.
Only go to A&E immediately if you have swelling affecting your eye, neck or breathing, difficulty swallowing, a high fever or feel very unwell.
No. Tooth infections can spread and may become more serious over time.
You can take suitable pain relief, avoid chewing on the painful side, keep the area clean and rinse it gently with warm, salty water.
Initial free consultation (worth £75). £50 fully refundable deposit. Then, if going ahead with treatment:
That’s a saving of up to £1,420.
