Emergency Dentist in Edgware

Toothache, a broken tooth, a lost crown or a swelling that’s getting worse — dental emergencies don’t wait, and neither should you. Toothi keeps same-day emergency slots in Edgware, including weekends when most practices are shut — and we see emergency patients who have never visited us before. An emergency appointment is £65: we’ll relieve the pain, diagnose the problem and give you a clear written plan for any follow-up treatment — nothing is done without your agreement on costs.

We are at 1 Handel Parade, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware, London HA8 6LD — two minutes’ walk from Edgware station, and an easy drive from Burnt Oak, Stanmore, Mill Hill, Colindale, Queensbury, Kingsbury, Hendon and Harrow.

• ✓  Call or WhatsApp us — we keep same-day slots and will fit you in as fast as possible
• ✓  Relief first — the priority is settling the pain today
• ✓  Clear diagnosis — examination and X-rays (£15 each) to find the real cause
• ✓  Written plan, no surprises — any follow-up treatment is quoted before anything is done, with 0% finance available on treatment over £250

See our full fee guide. Follow-up treatment is always quoted in writing first, and all treatment is subject to clinical assessment.

For context, private emergency dental appointments in the UK commonly run from around £50 to well over £150 depending on the practice and the city, before any treatment is added. NHS urgent dental care is charged at the Band 1 urgent rate where an NHS appointment is available — the difficulty is usually finding one at short notice. Our £65 fee covers the appointment itself: examination, diagnosis and immediate pain relief.

• ✓  A&E — for uncontrolled bleeding, swelling that is affecting your breathing or swallowing, or facial trauma. This is the right call and you should go straight there.
• ✓  NHS 111 — if you cannot reach a dentist, 111 can direct you to an urgent NHS dental service. Availability at evenings and weekends varies considerably across North London.
• ✓  A private emergency dentist — for toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, a lost crown or filling, or an abscess. This is almost always faster, and it is what we are set up for.

If you are unsure how urgent it is, call us and describe what is happening. We would rather talk you through it than have you sit in pain guessing.

• ✓  Toothache — take your usual over-the-counter painkiller as directed on the packet. Never place aspirin directly against the gum.
• ✓  Knocked-out adult tooth — hold it by the crown, not the root; rinse gently in milk if dirty; reinsert into the socket if you can, or keep it in milk. Call us straight away.
• ✓  Broken tooth — rinse with warm salty water and keep any fragments. Avoid chewing on that side.
• ✓  Swelling — a cold compress on the outside of the cheek can help. If swelling is spreading towards the eye or throat, treat it as an A&E matter.
• ✓  Lost crown or filling — keep the crown, avoid extremes of hot and cold, and bring it with you.

General guidance only — it is not a substitute for being seen. Individual circumstances vary.