Emergency Dentist in London
Emergency Dentist in London typically costs £100 to £300 privately, with a median around £180. On the NHS this falls under Band 1 (£27.90).
Emergency dental appointments treat pain, infection, trauma or a lost filling or crown. NHS urgent treatment is a single Band 1 charge (£27.90); private emergency fees vary.
| Option | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| NHS (Band 1) | £27.90 | Fixed charge per course of treatment |
| Private — lower range | £100 | Standard materials, outer areas |
| Private — median | £180 | Most common price in London |
| Private — upper range | £300 | Premium locations, specialist-led |
Estimated from published fee guides
NHS vs private. NHS urgent care is £27.90 for the assessment and immediate treatment to relieve pain. Private emergency appointments range from £100 to £300 for the visit, with treatment on top.
Out of hours. Evening, weekend and bank-holiday appointments cost more privately. NHS 111 directs you to urgent NHS dental care.
For severe pain, facial swelling, bleeding that will not stop, or a knocked-out tooth, seek same-day care. A knocked-out adult tooth should be kept moist (in milk or saliva) and re-implanted as soon as possible.
NHS urgent dental care is available through NHS 111 even if you are not registered with a dentist. Private practices often keep emergency slots but charge a premium.
Practices offering Emergency Dentist in London
Many London practices offer this treatment on 0% finance for terms up to 12 months. See our dental finance comparison and payment calculator for monthly costs.
NHS urgent dental treatment is a single Band 1 charge — £27.90 — covering assessment and immediate pain relief.
Severe pain, facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, trauma or a knocked-out tooth. For a knocked-out adult tooth, keep it moist and seek care immediately.
Prices from published practice fee guides in London. Clinical information from NHS.uk, BDA. CQC data under Open Government Licence v3.0. Methodology.