To resolve urgent dental conditions quickly and improve your chances of optimal recovery, Halesowen Dental offers an emergency dental service in the evenings and on weekends.

Why would I need emergency dental service?

It is common for teeth to experience trauma in an accident such as a sports injury, car accident or even a fall.  Additionally, sudden inflammation, loose orthodontic wire or other discomfort are issues that may require emergency treatment.

We can restore a chipped or cracked tooth or even a tooth that has been knocked out. We can also perform root canal therapy if you experience discomfort from an infection.

If you require emergency dental care or advice, please call us on 0121 550 6958, and we will set up an emergency appointment as soon as possible.

What are the benefits of emergency dental service?

• Immediate dental restoration
• Pain relief.
• Peace of mind.

Other suitable options

• Root Canal
• Sports Mouth Guards
• Dental Trauma

How much does emergency dental service cost?

The cost of treatment will vary depending on the specific procedure provided. Initially, our opening hours emergency appointments are £125 including an x-ray and antibiotics if required.  Please ask us about the costs of individual treatments and any financing options that might suit your circumstances.

Out of hours prices vary. Please call us on the below number if you are in pain outside of our general opening hours, including bank holidays.

Emergency contact details:

General number: 0121 550 6958. This will forward to the mobile number when out of hours.

Mobile number: 0737 550 6958 (available out of hours) (WhatsApp also available if you don’t fancy calling.)

E-mail: info@halesowendental.co.uk. Please note this email is not monitored out of hours, so calling on one of the above numbers would be preferrable if you are in pain.

Alternatively, you can call NHS direct on 111, and they will be able to give you a list of emergency dentists that are catered for emergencies out of hours that are open and in your area. You can also visit the NHS website for more advice and information: https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/dentists/