If you have a severe dental emergency which requires immediate care them please visit your local accident and emergency at the nearest hospital to you which if you live in Euston is UCLH, you can visit their website here.
If your dental emergency is not life-threatening and can wait until you see a dentist then we would be happy to see you at The Dental Centre London. We routinely schedule places in the diary each day for walk in dental emergencies with our emergency dentist.
The number to call for our dental surgery emergency dentist is (020) 7679 7186.
The first thing you need to do is to remain calm and deal with the situation. We recommend that you always handle the tooth by the crown, or the top part that is usually visible. The roots are rather delicate and so it is preferred that you do not touch these if at all possible. Another thing to bear in mind is that the roots can easily be damaged if you try to clean the tooth, so if the tooth has come out completely simply pick it up place it in a sterilised pack or carton of milk and then come to see the emergency dentist.
If you are absolutely sure about the way the tooth fits back into the socket then you can gently reinsert it, however it is possible to do more damage so it’s best not to reinsert tooth unless you are absolutely sure and confident to do so.
If this is outside of surgery hours then the best thing to do would be to go to your local accident and emergency hospital.
Generally speaking this would not be considered a dental emergency unless the tooth itself is bleeding. This would indicate that the pulp chamber has become exposed, this certainly is a dental emergency. If a small amount of tooth has chipped off and there is no pain and no bleeding then it will normally be okay to wait until the next day for you come to see us. Typically we can repair the tooth and build it back up to its original shape using instant dental veneers or direct tooth bonding.
This could include things like suspected broken jaw and multiple avulsed teeth. This would always be considered an extreme dental emergency and you should go to visit your local Hospital in Euston, London as soon as possible.
2 months ago
Are you in need of an emergency dentist visit?
In the time of COVID 19, many people hesitate before going to the dentist. Most worry about the risk of catching the coronavirus while around many other patients. Some even fear having to take their masks off when they sit in the dentist’s chair.
Yet, if you’re experiencing an emergency dental situation, such as tooth pain, you might wonder whether or not you can get treated without risking your life.
Fortunately, we now know much more about the virus than we did at the start of the pandemic, and dental practices have taken measures to mitigate the risk. This makes them much safer to visit.
Keep reading to learn more about staying safe in the dentist’s office during COVID 19.👇
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There are several things to know about seeing an emergency dentist during Coronavirus. You can check out our guide here to learn more.2 months ago
We all know that it’s important to look after our teeth. 😁
But despite the importance of regular dental visits, many people don’t make time to visit the dentist as often as they should.
When you’ve just started at university 🧑🎓and perhaps left your hometown for the first time, finding a dentist is probably the last thing on your mind. You’re busy with freshers events 🍷🍻, making new friends and getting your head around the syllabus, so you probably won’t be thinking about your teeth!
But you need to take care of your dental health throughout your time as a student. That’s why finding a good NHS dentist for students is so important. But do you have to pay for dental services? This is likely to be a big concern for you at this time in your life.
Read on to learn more. 👇
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The NHS provides free healthcare for UK citizens. Do students have to pay for a dentist? Here's your guide to an NHS dentist for students.3 months ago
Over lockdown we will remain open as usual and are keeping your appointments as scheduled. We continuing to follow all the necessary safety procedures to protect the wellbeing of our patients and team members.
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3 months ago
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3 months ago
A FREE prize draw exclusively for UCL students - Win FREE #teethwhitening worth £390 from The Dental Centre at UCL
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