Emergency Dentist in Hull
Kingswood Parks Dental Clinic, Hull
Toothache, swelling or a broken tooth? Call us now
Call us to arrange an emergency appointment and speak directly with our team. We prioritise patients in pain and aim to see emergency patients within 48 hours where possible.
Serving Kingswood and Hull. Whether you are registered with us, new to the clinic or just visiting the area, all patients are welcome.
What to do if you have toothache
If you are in pain in Hull or the surrounding area:
- Call us on 01482 440084 as soon as possible so we can advise you
- Avoid chewing on the affected area
- Take over-the-counter pain relief if appropriate
- Seek urgent care if swelling or severe pain develops
We will always aim to see you as quickly as possible and guide you on the next steps.
What is included in your emergency appointment?
Getting you out of immediate pain is our priority, and we aim to see emergency patients within 48 hours where possible. Your appointment includes:
- An assessment of the cause of your pain
- Any X-rays that may be needed
- Initial treatment to help relieve discomfort
- A prescription for antibiotics if necessary
A full treatment plan will then be discussed for any further treatment, which may have additional charges that we explain before going ahead. Emergency appointments are from £130. See our fees.
Dental emergencies we can help with
If you are not sure whether your problem is urgent, call us and our team will advise you.
Toothache
Persistent or severe tooth pain needs to be assessed so we can find the cause and relieve it.
Broken teeth
We can assess a broken tooth and protect it, often with a crown.
Lost fillings or crowns
A lost filling or crown can leave a tooth sensitive and exposed. We can help to restore it.
Swelling or infection
A dental infection will not go away without treatment. Antibiotics may be prescribed if needed.
Dental trauma
Knocks and injuries to the teeth or mouth should be checked as soon as possible.
Wisdom tooth pain
Painful or swollen gums around a wisdom tooth can be assessed. Read about tooth extractions.
When to call 999 or go to A&E: if you have swelling that is affecting your breathing or swallowing, bleeding that will not stop, or a serious injury to your face or head. Outside our opening hours, NHS 111 can advise you on urgent dental care.
What happens when you call
1Call us
Call 01482 440084 and speak directly with our team.
2We assess and relieve your pain
Your appointment includes an assessment, any X-rays needed and initial treatment to relieve discomfort.
3Clear options and costs
Emergency appointments are from £130. Any further treatment is explained before we go ahead.
Emergency dentist FAQs
Do I need to be registered to be seen?
No, we welcome both registered and non-registered patients for emergency appointments.
How much does an emergency dental appointment cost?
The cost of an emergency dental appointment can be found on our fees page. The cost of your dental treatment can vary depending on the problem and any treatment required.
We will always explain any costs clearly before starting treatment.
Can you treat the problem on the same day?
We aim to provide immediate relief and may begin treatment during your emergency appointment. However, some treatments may require a follow-up visit depending on complexity.
Can a tooth infection go away on its own?
No, a dental infection will not go away without treatment. While symptoms may temporarily improve, the infection will remain. Our dentists can give you full detailed advice during your appointment.
What should I do if I have a dental emergency?
If you experience pain, trauma, swelling, or damage to a tooth, contact the practice as soon as possible. Our team will assess your situation and arrange an urgent appointment where needed.
What will happen at an emergency dental appointment?
During your appointment, the dentist will:
- Examine the problem
- Identify the cause
- Relieve pain where possible
- Explain your options
The priority is to get you comfortable and stabilise the issue.
Why is my tooth pain worse at night?
Tooth pain can feel worse at night because lying down increases blood flow to the head, which can increase pressure in the affected tooth. There are also fewer distractions, making the pain feel more intense.
Why choose us for emergency dental care in Hull?
Seen quickly
We aim to see emergencies within 48 hours.
Calm, caring team
Experienced and supportive clinicians.
Clear costs
Emergency appointments from £130. See our fees.
Easy to reach
Free parking directly outside the clinic.
In pain? Let’s get it sorted
Call our Hull team now
We will assess the problem, explain your options clearly and help you move forward with the right treatment. If you have reached us outside of our opening hours, please complete the form below.
Reached us outside of our opening hours? Request an emergency appointment using the form below.
If you have contacted us outside of our opening hours, please complete the form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Alternatively, for urgent dental care, please contact the NHS emergency dental care line by calling 111.
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The biggest compliment we receive is when our patients refer their friends and family to Kingswood Parks Dental Clinic. In fact, we have built much of our practice on these valued, trusted recommendations over the years. Read our reviews to hear why our patients are recommending us…
