Emergency Dentist in Bath
Green Park Dental, Bath
Need urgent dental care?
Toothache, swelling or a broken tooth? Call us now to arrange an emergency appointment and speak directly with our team. Whether you are registered with us, new to the practice, or just visiting Bath and the surrounding areas, all patients are welcome. We prioritise patients in pain and will always aim to offer the earliest available appointment.
Outside of practice hours, patients may ring the 247 dentist on 0330 175 9995.
When to go to A&E or call 999: if you have swelling that is affecting your breathing or swallowing, bleeding that will not stop, or a serious injury to your face or jaw, go to A&E or call 999. For urgent advice when we are closed, you can also call NHS 111.
What to do if you have toothache
If you're experiencing dental pain:
- Call us as soon as possible so we can advise you
- Avoid chewing on the affected area
- Take over-the-counter pain relief if appropriate
- Seek urgent care if swelling or severe pain develops
We will always aim to see you as quickly as possible and guide you on the next steps.
Dental emergencies we can help with
If you are not sure whether your problem is an emergency, call us on 01225 421096 and our team will advise you.
Toothache
Ongoing or severe toothache is a sign that something needs looking at. We will find the cause and talk you through your options.
Broken teeth
A chipped, cracked or broken tooth can be sharp and sensitive. Call us so we can assess it and protect the tooth.
Lost fillings or crowns
A lost filling or crown can leave a tooth exposed. Keep the crown if you have it and bring it with you.
Swelling or infection
Swelling in your gum or face can be a sign of infection, which will not go away without treatment. Call us as soon as possible.
Dental trauma
If a tooth has been knocked or damaged in an accident, contact the practice as soon as possible so we can assess it.
Wisdom tooth pain
Pain or swelling around a wisdom tooth can come on quickly. We can examine the area and explain what can be done.
What happens when you call
1Call us early
Call 01225 421096 as soon as you can. We prioritise patients in pain and will always aim to offer the earliest available appointment, with same-day appointments where possible.
2Assess and relieve pain
Your dentist will examine the problem, identify the cause and relieve pain where possible. The priority is to get you comfortable and stabilise the issue.
3Clear options and costs
We will always explain your options and any costs clearly before starting treatment. A New Patient Emergency Appointment is from £200. See our fees.
Emergency dentist FAQs
Do I need to be registered to be seen?
No, we welcome both registered and non-registered patients for emergency appointments.
How much does an emergency dental appointment cost?
The cost of an emergency dental appointment can be found on our fees page. The cost of your dental treatment can vary depending on the problem and any treatment required.
We will always explain any costs clearly before starting treatment.
Can you treat the problem on the same day?
We aim to provide immediate relief and may begin treatment during your emergency appointment. However, some treatments may require a follow-up visit depending on complexity.
Can a tooth infection go away on its own?
No, a dental infection will not go away without treatment. While symptoms may temporarily improve, the infection will remain. Our dentists can give you full detailed advice during your appointment.
What should I do if I have a dental emergency?
If you experience pain, trauma, swelling, or damage to a tooth, contact the practice as soon as possible. Our team will assess your situation and arrange an urgent appointment where needed.
What will happen at an emergency dental appointment?
During your appointment, the dentist will:
- Examine the problem
- Identify the cause
- Relieve pain where possible
- Explain your options
The priority is to get you comfortable and stabilise the issue.
Why is my tooth pain worse at night?
Tooth pain can feel worse at night because lying down increases blood flow to the head, which can increase pressure in the affected tooth. There are also fewer distractions, making the pain feel more intense.
Why choose us for urgent dental care?
- Experienced and supportive clinicians
- Calm, patient-focused approach
- Clear and transparent pricing
- Focus on getting you out of pain quickly
- Rated 5.0 from 1,069 reviews
Emergency dentist in Bath
In pain? Let’s get it sorted.
Call us now to arrange your appointment and speak directly with our team. We’ll assess the problem, explain your options clearly, and help you move forward with the right treatment.
If you have reached us outside of our opening hours, please complete the form below and we will contact you as soon as possible.
Reached us outside of our opening hours? Request an emergency appointment using the form below.
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