Emergency Dentist Oadby
When a tooth flares up, minutes matter. Our Oadby emergency dentist service prioritises rapid pain relief and same-day solutions wherever possible, with clear pricing and a calm, reassuring approach. We routinely see patients from Oadby, Wigston, Knighton and nearby Leicester suburbs.
Same-day relief in Oadby
When you call our emergency dentist Oadby team, we hold urgent slots for toothache, swelling, broken or knocked-out teeth—aiming to see you the same day for fast pain control.
Skilled clinicians
From abscesses to sports injuries, our dentists manage the full range of dental emergencies using digital X-rays and gentle local anaesthesia to stabilise and treat the problem.
Trusted locally - 5 star rated
Patients in Oadby, Wigston and Knighton choose us for prompt care, clear explanations and fair fees. We outline your options and costs before any treatment begins.
Calm, patient-first care
In a crisis, we keep things simple and supportive—practical advice on the phone, straightforward steps in clinic, and a follow-up plan so you leave comfortable and informed.
Help when something suddenly hurts
Dental problems don’t keep office hours. Swift care eases pain, limits damage and protects your oral health. Not sure if it’s urgent? Call our emergency dentist Oadby team – we’ll triage over the phone and, where possible, reserve a same-day visit.
Common dental emergencies and how we typically help:
- Severe toothache / abscess
- Cracked or broken tooth
- Knocked-out adult tooth (avulsed)
- Lost filling, crown or veneer
- Gum or facial swelling / infection
- Wisdom tooth flare-ups (pericoronitis)
- Soft-tissue injuries (lip, tongue, cheek) or sports trauma
If you’re experiencing any of these issues, don’t wait—prompt treatment can save teeth and stop pain. Contact Smile Perfections for fast, effective help from an emergency dentist in Oadby. If you have heavy bleeding, facial swelling affecting breathing, or serious trauma, call 999 immediately.
How we keep you comfortable during a dental emergency
- Advanced local anaesthesia – Buffered, gently delivered and tested before we begin, so treatment is comfortable from start to finish.
- Experienced urgent-care dentists in Oadby – Our emergency dentist Oadby team calmly handles everything from severe toothache to dental trauma with efficient, reassuring care.
- Sedation options – Oral or IV sedation available (subject to assessment) to help anxious patients relax during urgent treatment.
- Personal, transparent care – Clear explanations at every step, tailored plans, and itemised fees agreed before any procedure.
- Same-day access – Priority emergency slots held in Oadby for rapid pain relief, with phone triage to get you the fastest help possible.
What to do in case of common dental emergencies
Rinse gently with warm water to clear the area.
Use floss to remove any trapped food—don’t use sharp objects.
Apply a cold compress to the cheek in 10–15 minute intervals.
Take usual pain relief if safe for you (avoid putting aspirin on the gums).
Even if pain eases, book a same-day assessment with our emergency dentist Oadby team.
Handle only by the crown (white part), not the root.
If dirty, briefly rinse with milk, saline or water—don’t scrub.
Try to place it back in the socket immediately and bite on a clean cloth.
If you can’t reimplant, keep it moist in milk or saline (or inside your cheek if you’re an adult).
Get seen within 60 minutes—call our emergency dentist in Oadby on your way.
Do not reimplant baby teeth. Seek urgent dental advice for a child.
Rinse with warm salty water to help ease discomfort.
Do not try to pop or drain the swelling and avoid heat.
Arrange urgent care the same day—antibiotics alone are rarely a cure.
If swelling spreads to the eye/neck, you have fever, trouble swallowing or breathing, go to A&E or call 999 immediately.
Lost a tooth? We’ll rebuild your smile.
A knocked-out or unsalvageable tooth can be painful and unsettling. Our emergency team in Oadby stabilises the situation quickly and then plans a long-term restoration that looks, feels and functions like a natural tooth.
After a full assessment (including digital scans if needed), we’ll discuss the pros, cons and costs of each option and help you choose what fits your goals, timeline and budget.
Bringing smiles to life!
Have a question?
FAQ
We are here to help you! Find the answers to some of the most asked questions about emergency dentist Oadby here.
We’ll discuss single dental implants, implant-supported bridges, conventional/adhesive (Maryland) bridges, and partial dentures. If you need something immediately, we can provide a temporary tooth while definitive treatment is planned.
Often the same day we can fit a temporary solution for appearance and comfort. Definitive options depend on healing: some implants can be placed immediately, others 6–12 weeks after extraction, or later if grafting is required.
Yes. Our emergency team serves Oadby, Wigston, Knighton and wider Leicester. We hold same-day slots where possible; call and we’ll triage you and reserve the fastest appointment.
Yes—urgent slots are reserved daily. Call as early as you can and we’ll prioritise pain relief and stabilising treatment. If today is full, we’ll arrange the next fastest visit and advise you over the phone.
Handle it by the crown (not the root), give a brief rinse with milk/saline, and try to place it back in the socket. If that’s not possible, keep it moist in milk or saline and come in immediately. Aim to be seen within 60 minutes. Do not reimplant baby teeth.
Our first goal is rapid pain control and to stabilise the cause (e.g., calming dressing, temporary repair, drainage, or extraction if required). Definitive treatment may be completed the same day or scheduled once the area has settled.
Absolutely. We use gentle, well-buffered local anaesthetic and can offer oral or IV sedation where suitable after assessment, so urgent care feels as calm and comfortable as possible.
