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Emergency appointments · Bromley

Emergency Dentist in Bromley

Tooth pain, swelling or a broken tooth? Our emergency dentist in Bromley can help. Check available appointments and book online, 24/7.

Same-day appointments
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New patients welcome
No registration needed
URGENT DENTAL CARE
Pain, swelling or broken tooth
Online Booking 24/7
Fast, easy booking
How we can help

Urgent dental care, when you need it

Same-Day Emergency Appointments
Most emergency patients are seen the same day; the booking system shows currently available times.
Toothache & Dental Pain Relief
We assess the cause of pain and explain the treatment options before care begins
Gentle Care for Nervous Patients
Clear explanations and a calm approach when you are feeling anxious or overwhelmed.
Booking and assessment

Dental emergencies are stressful. getting help shouldn't be

If you are suffering from tooth pain, swelling, infection or a broken tooth, our emergency dentist in Bromley offers same-day emergency appointments for both new and existing patients. You do not need to be registered with Shmile Dentist Bromley before booking.

Our online dental booking system displays all currently available emergency appointments and allows new patients to register as part of the booking process. Most emergency patients are seen the same day.

We will assess the problem, explain your treatment options and help relieve your dental pain as quickly as possible.

As an established dental practice in Bromley, we focus on careful assessment, clear explanations and honest advice, so you feel informed and supported throughout your care.

Emergency appointment

£60

Includes up to two X-rays and a private prescription if required.

When to seek help

Common dental emergencies we treat

Emergency dental problems can occur suddenly and often require prompt assessment. Our emergency dentist in Bromley regularly treats patients experiencing:

If a tooth is severely damaged or infected, an urgent tooth extraction may sometimes be necessary to relieve pain and prevent complications.

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Severe Toothache

Persistent or worsening tooth pain may indicate infection, nerve inflammation or deep decay that requires urgent assessment.

Lost Fillings or Crowns

When a filling or crown falls out, the exposed tooth can become painful and vulnerable to further damage.

Dental Abscess or Swelling

Swelling in the gums, face or jaw may indicate a dental infection that requires urgent treatment to prevent it spreading.

Broken or Chipped Teeth

If a tooth has been knocked out, acting quickly can improve the chance of saving it. Contact us as soon as possible for urgent assessment and treatment.

Why assessment matters

Timely emergency dental treatment in Bromley

Dental pain and emergencies often worsen when the underlying cause is not properly identified. Our emergency dental appointments in Bromley focus on understanding what is happening, stabilising the issue and helping you make an informed decision about your treatment, rather than simply masking symptoms.

 
  • Prevent Further Damage

    Timely emergency dental treatment can prevent problems from worsening and reduce the need for more extensive treatment later.

  • Addresses the Cause of Dental Pain

    Pain relief alone often leads to repeat emergency appointments if the underlying problem is not properly assessed and resolved.

  • Protects Your Teeth for the Long Term

    Our structured emergency dental approach helps preserve your natural teeth wherever possible.

Patient experience at Shmile Dentist Bromley

Trusted for care. Chosen for results.

Five-star feedback from patients who value clear advice, professionalism and attention to detail from their local Bromley dental clinic.

“I was incredibly nervous but was welcomed in with such warmth and reassurance.”

Andrew · Trustpilot

Here when you need us

What you can do for a toothache

These steps may offer temporary pain relief, but they do not address the cause of dental pain. Ongoing or severe toothache should always be assessed by a dentist.

Take pain relievers
You can try over-the-counter pain relief such as paracetamol or ibuprofen. If you’re under 16, do not take aspirin. Take ibuprofen with food.
Use numbing gel
A pharmacy numbing gel may help ease toothache temporarily. Follow the instructions carefully and ask your pharmacist if you’re unsure which product is suitable.
Rinse your mouth
Gently rinse your mouth with warm salty water to help soothe the area and keep it clean. Avoid swallowing the rinse.
Apply a cold compress
If your toothache follows an injury or swelling, place a cold pack on the outside of your cheek for short periods to help ease discomfort.
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A calm approach to dental emergencies in Bromley

Our emergency dental service in Bromley is designed to help patients who are in pain, worried or dealing with an urgent dental problem. We focus on careful assessment, clear explanations and ethical advice, so you understand your treatment options throughout your care.

Experienced Team: Our dentists regularly manage dental emergencies including advanced decay, infections, dental trauma and emergency tooth extractions. You’ll be treated with care and respect, particularly if you’re feeling anxious or overwhelmed.

Out-of-Hours Advice: Shmile does not provide out-of-hours dental emergency treatment in Bromley. You can book an emergency dental appointment online 24/7 or use NHS 111 for further advice.

Emergency Dentist in Bromley FAQs

A little clarity before you visit.

Still unsure about something? Our team is happy to talk it through.

Located at 235 High Street, Shmile Dentist Bromley welcomes patients from all areas including Bromley, Shortlands, Bickley, Beckenham, Orpington, Chislehurst.

Can treatment be carried out on the same day?

In most cases treatment can be carried out on the same day or during the emergency appointment. However, if there is an infection, this may need to be treated first.

Can you prescribe antibiotics?

Yes, our dentists can prescribe antibiotics, but only after an examination and where they are clinically appropriate for your dental condition

What is root canal treatment?

Root canal treatment (endodontic treatment), is used to treat tooth pulp infections or damage. The pulp, containing nerves, blood vessels, and tissue, can become compromised due to decay, cracks, or previous dental procedures. During the procedure, the infected or damaged pulp is carefully removed under local anaesthesia. This is done through an access point created in the tooth to reach the pulp chamber and root canals.

What are your emergency prices?

The initial emergency appointment is £60 and includes up to two X-rays and a private prescription if required. If further treatment is recommended, this may include fillings, tooth extraction or root canal treatment. Your dentist will explain the treatment options and confirm any additional costs before treatment begins.

Do you provide out of hours emergency service?

We do not currently provide an out of hours dental emergency service. If you require urgent dental assistance, first contact NHS 111 for further advice. For immediate life-threatening emergencies, call 999.

Can you repair a broken tooth?

Yes, in some instances a broken or chipped tooth can be repaired using a white composite filling. The composite is sculpted and polished to restore the tooth’s natural shape and strength, blending seamlessly with your existing tooth.

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