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Emergency dentist in London’s E20 Emergency appointment £100
Don’t suffer dental pain or trauma for longer than you have to. Our dentists live locally, so we can often see you the same day, including evenings and weekends.
- Same-day & out-of-hours appointments
- Open 7 days a week
- A clear price before any treatment begins
- A calm, caring approach for nervous patients
- English & Romanian speaking
Emergency appointments
Request an emergency appointment
In pain right now? Calling is quickest. Or leave your details and we’ll call you straight back.
Emergency consultation £100. X-rays are £15 each if needed, and any treatment is quoted before we begin.
By submitting this form you agree to be contacted by My E20 Dentist about your enquiry.
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Open 7 days
Mon–Sat 9am–7pm, Sun 10am–5pm
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Same-day & out-of-hours
Including evenings and weekends
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A local E20 team
Our dentists can be with you at short notice
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£100 consultation
Any treatment is quoted before it starts
In pain right now?
Call us for an emergency appointment
020 3930 0922Same-day and out-of-hours appointments are available, including evenings and weekends. Most emergency appointments take 30 to 60 minutes.
- Emergency dental care for patients of all ages
- Advice to help ease your symptoms while you wait
30–60 min
for most emergency appointments
What to expect
Out of pain, with a clear plan
When you arrive, we’ll get you settled quickly. Your dentist listens to what’s brought you in, examines the tooth or area causing the problem and, if it will help, takes a small X-ray.
- Your appointment focuses on the problem you’ve come in with
- The £100 fee covers the consultation and advice
- Any treatment is quoted and charged separately, before it starts
- Some issues are resolved in one visit; others are stabilised first and completed at a follow-up
An emergency appointment doesn’t include a full mouth check-up. If you’d like one afterwards, we’ll happily book you in as a new or returning patient.
Your visit
How your appointment runs
The same four things happen at every emergency appointment, in the same order.
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We listen
Where the pain is, when it started, and anything that’s made it better or worse.
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We examine
We examine the tooth or area causing the problem and, if it helps us see beneath the surface, take a small X-ray.
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We get you out of pain
We focus on getting you out of pain and stabilising the issue so it doesn’t get worse.
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We explain the next step
We talk you through your options clearly and give you a price before we do anything.
What it costs
Clear pricing, before anything begins
An emergency consultation covers the assessment of the specific problem you’ve come in with, plus advice on how to resolve it.
Emergency fees
- Emergency consultationAssessment of the problem you’ve come in with, plus advice
- £100
- X-rayIf it will help us see what’s going on beneath the surface
- £15
- Any treatment neededTemporary filling, antibiotics, pain relief, root canal or extraction
- Quoted separately
A price before we begin
We’ll always explain what we find and give you a clear price before any treatment starts. Treatment over £1,000 can be spread over up to 12 months at 0% APR.
Finance is subject to status and affordability.
Patient reviews
Seen quickly, and put at ease
Here’s what patients say about their emergency appointments with us.
I needed emergency dental treatment on a Saturday and was seen within the hour, which was such a relief. From the moment I arrived, the staff were courteous, professional, and genuinely welcoming. The dentist was calm, thorough, and made me feel completely at ease…
Quick, efficient and cost friendly. I was seen next day and was priced over the phone exactly what I paid. Every member of staff was a delight and I’d be more than happy to visit again for any and all dental needs
Very good experience! I went for an emergency appointment and felt welcome from the moment I came in from the moment I left, very skilled dentist and took the time to explain everything to me. I have rebooked an appointment with them, the place was very clean and professional
Before you get to us
Caring for your dental emergency while you wait
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For pain or swelling
Try relieving discomfort or swelling with an anti-inflammatory medication like ibuprofen, following the recommended dosage.
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For a cracked or broken tooth
Gather all the pieces, wrap them carefully in a clean, damp cloth and bring them with you to your appointment.
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For a tooth that has fallen out
Carefully rinse it in lukewarm salt water, making sure not to handle it by the root, and call us straight away.
Steer clear of aspirin: its blood-thinning properties can make the situation worse.
Why My E20
Why choose us in an emergency
Highly skilled with years of experience, our team is proud to deliver first-class dental care that families trust and regularly recommend.
- Same-day and out-of-hours appointments, as our dentists live locally
- A local team in London’s E20 that can be with you at short notice
- Treatment in a relaxing, safe and calm environment
- A clear price before we do anything
- Advice to help ease your symptoms while you wait
- Emergency care for patients of all ages
Good to know
Emergency dental care: your questions
In pain right now? Call us on 020 3930 0922.
An emergency consultation at My E20 Dentist is £100. It covers the assessment of the problem you’ve come in with, plus advice on how to resolve it. X-rays, if needed, are £15 each. Any treatment is quoted separately, and you’ll get a clear price before anything starts.
Yes. Because our dentists live locally, we’re often able to see emergency patients outside standard opening hours, including evenings and weekends. Call us on 020 3930 0922 and we’ll do everything we can to fit you in.
Your dentist listens to what’s going on and examines the affected area, taking an X-ray if it helps. We focus on getting you out of pain and stabilising the issue. The appointment covers this problem only, not a full mouth check-up.
Most last between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on what treatment is needed. Some issues are resolved in one visit; others are stabilised first and completed at a longer follow-up appointment.
The most common are temporary fillings, pain relief, antibiotics for infection, repairs to chipped or broken teeth, re-cementing loose crowns or bridges, root canal treatment and, in some cases, extraction when a tooth can’t be saved. Your dentist talks you through the options before any treatment begins.
Dental problems rarely resolve on their own and often get worse. Acting quickly can be the difference between saving a tooth and losing it, especially with knocked-out or broken teeth, and untreated infections can spread into the surrounding bone.
No. Emergency appointments are for patients of all ages, whether or not you’re registered with us. Just call or send us your details.
We’re here to help
Do you have a dental emergency?
For emergency dental appointments in London’s E20, call My E20 Dentist now, or leave your details and we’ll call you straight back.
- Opening times
- Mon–Sat: 9am–7pm · Sun: 10am–5pm
- Get in touch
- 020 3930 0922 info@mye20dentist.co.uk
Request an emergency appointment
In pain right now? Calling is quickest. Or leave your details and we’ll call you straight back.
Emergency consultation £100. X-rays are £15 each if needed, and any treatment is quoted before we begin.
By submitting this form you agree to be contacted by My E20 Dentist about your enquiry.