Emergency Dentistry
We provide private Emergency Dental Care in Edinburgh. Our emergency dentists are highly experienced, skilled and attend ongoing courses in order to keep their knowledge and skills at the forefront of dentistry, ensuring that you get the best available treatment. At Frederick Street Dental Care, we offer emergency dentistry services 7 days a week to help all our patients get the high-quality care they need to feel better right away.
In an emergency immediately call us on 0131 629 1158 or Email us
- Emergency Consultation Fee: £49.00 (This doesn’t include the fee for treatment).
- Before any treatment, cost is explained and options are discussed.
- Get you seen immediately.
- Same Day Appointment.
- Walk-inns are welcome during Open Hours
- Emergency Dentist Available 365 days
Frederick Street Dental Care is one of the few dental clinics in Edinburgh providing Private Dental services 7 days a week, open late on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays.
Our emergency dental team is ready to get you out of dental pain as fast as possible successfully treating any type of dental emergencies including Toothache, Dental Abscess, Broken Tooth, Lost Fillings, Dental Trauma, Broken Denture, Wisdom Tooth Pain, Broken Veneer, Sensitive Teeth, Root Canal Treatment, Tooth extraction
Our Dental Clinic is based in the heart of Edinburgh City Centre but our patients travel from all around the Edinburgh for our unique emergency dentistry service , convenient hours and competitive prices.
+EMERGENCY Dental Services
Wisdom tooth Removal
The removal of wisdom tooth is a highly common procedure. At Frederick Street Dental Care, our experienced dentists will thoroughly evaluate the condition of your wisdom teeth and determine the need for their removal.
Broken Tooth
A broken tooth can be caused by a number of reasons. Tooth decay, diet, teeth grinding and a sporting injury are among the most common causes. Broken tooth is very common reason why people see an emergency dentist
Toothache
Toothache is one of the most common reason why people see an emergency dentist . Toothache can present as a constant or intermittent sharp, stabbing, dull or throbbing pain.
Dental Abscess
A dental abscess is a collection of pus that can form inside the teeth, in the gums, or in the bone that holds the teeth in place. It’s caused by a bacterial infection. Dental abscess is one of the most common reason why people see an emergency dentist .
Lost Fillings & Crowns
Fillings and crowns can be lost or fracture at any time. fillings and crowns can partially de-bond and remain in place but allow bacteria to penetrate underneath them and cause rapid decay and infection. For this reason, patients who have lost fillings and fillings and crowns, should see an emergency dentist ASAP.
Dental Trauma
Dental Trauma involves injuries to teeth that may result in the tooth being forced out of its position (extrusion), broken (fractured) or knocked out (avulsion). Mouth Injuries may also involve soft tissue injuries that are generally painful and needs to be immediately seen by emergency
dentist.
Sensitive Teeth
Sensitive teeth cause patients to experience discomfort when consuming hot, cold, or sweet food and drinks. Many people will find they feel nothing more than a light twinge in their tooth when suffering from this problem,
Broken Dentures
Same day denture is the solution when one has lost teeth and needs to quickly replace it or broken their denture and needs an immediate replacement denture as emergency
Broken Veneers
Porcelain veneers usually last between seven to ten years. Although dental veneers are cemented into place, they can come loose or break off. With broken veneers, patients should keep hold of the fractured veneer and contact the emergency dentist immediately.
Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment (RCT) is a dental procedure used to treat infection at the Centre of a tooth (the root canal system) and save a tooth that is badly decayed or becomes infected.
Bleeding Gums
Bleeding gums and gums infections are usually preventable with an effective daily oral hygiene routine and regular hygienist visits. However, when gum infections occur, it is usually treated by seeing an emergency dentist.
Wisdom Tooth Pain
Wisdom tooth pain and discomfort are extremely common among people whose wisdom teeth are beginning to erupt. However, the reasons for the pain can often be far from normal. In many cases, it could require immediate treatment by an emergency dentist.
Broken Wire/Permanent Retainer
Permanent retainers work great to keep your teeth aligned after braces or Invisalign treatment. A broken permanent retainer is something that can happen from time to time. Teeth will tend to shift if they aren’t held in place.
Tooth Extraction
A dental extraction (also referred to as tooth extraction or informally, tooth pulling) is the removal of teeth from the dental alveolus (socket) in the alveolar bone in situations where a tooth is beyond saving. Dental extraction is one of the most common reasons why people see an emergency dentist.