Emergency Dentist Bournemouth If you have toothache or severe dental pain and need an emergency dentist, we can help

We have daily emergency dental appointments

Toothache and dental pain can be distressing. If you need an emergency dentist, we are here to help get out of pain quickly and safely. Our compassionate team specialises in treating you in a calm, anxiety-free environment.

We have ‘same day’ emergency dentist appointments for our registered patients that we hold until 10am. If these are not booked, we make these emergency dental appointments available to non-registered patients from 10am onwards.

The main causes of Toothache

Toothache generally occurs when the inner layer of the tooth (the pulp), which contains sensitive nerves and blood vessels, becomes inflamed or infected.

In some cases, discomfort can also stem from gum disease, teeth grinding (bruxism), or even referred pain from sinus or ear issues.

The most common culprits include:

  • deep tooth decay (cavities)
  • a cracked or damaged tooth
  • an abscess (a bacterial infection causing throbbing pain)
  • a loose or broken filling

At Dentistry on the Grove, we provide emergency dentist appointments for toothache for patients across Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch and the surrounding areas.

Address
Dentistry on the Grove
42 Southbourne Grove
Bournemouth, Dorset
BH6 3RT

Patient Car Park Postcode BH6 5AB

Phone number
01202 443882

Email
hello@dentistryonthegrove.uk

'Out of Hours' Emergency Service - The 247 Dentist

When we’re closed

If you have are in pain and have a dental emergency when we’re closed, you can call

The 247 Dentist on Tel. 03301759995

This service covers the whole Bournemouth & Poole area, and is available from 5pm daily and over the weekends and bank holidays.

For further details please go to www.the247dentist.com/fees

Frequently Asked Questions

I have toothache, do you offer emergency appointments?

Yes, we have daily emergency appointments that we reserve for people in pain

I have pain and swelling in my jaw. Should I see the dentist?

Yes, swelling is a sign that you have an infection. Book an appointment asap with your dentist, to diagnose the problem. You may need to be prescribed antibiotics to treat the infection, before treatment can be carried out

Do you see non-registered patients as emergencies

Yes, we have daily emergency appointments that we reserve for our registered patients until 10am. If these do not get booked, we will offer these appointments to non-registered patients

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