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Are you searching for an emergency dentist in Farnham & Aldershot?

If you find yourself in dental pain or you suffer an injury or an accident, we can help with emergency dentistry at Time Dental. On Saturdays or throughout the week, we can help with fast care to ease your discomfort and advise you about relevant treatment options.

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Why would I need emergency care?

Accidents can happen at any time and dental emergencies are fairly common. In most cases, there is little that you can do to prevent it but the need for treatment and advice may be sudden and unexpected.

Urgent dental care may be required if you develop an abscess or an infection or you experience very severe tooth pain. Impacted wisdom teeth are another common reason for a patient needing to attend an emergency dental appointment.


What is a dental emergency?

Please contact us for help and advice if you experience any of the following:

  • Sudden pain in your teeth, gums or mouth
  • A broken or dislodged tooth
  • A lost filling or crown
  • A damaged, fractured or knocked out tooth
  • Extreme swelling in your gum or an abscess

We know that a dental emergency can be distressing, which is why we do all we can to help. We have no waiting list for emergencies and pride ourselves on a fast response to your situation and getting it sorted as soon as possible.


What should I do in a dental emergency?

The first thing you should remember is that you shouldn’t worry. Dentistry has come a long way and there is sure to be something that can be done to save your smile. By contacting Time Dental, you can be put in contact with a team of professionals who know how to handle a dental emergency. Make sure you give all the information you can and we will work our hardest to book you in for essential treatment as soon as possible.

If you suffer an injury or develop serious dental pain, our priority is your comfort and health and we will aim to make you pain-free as quickly as possible. Once the pain has subsided your Time Dental dentist will be able to discuss treatment options with you.

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Why choose Time Dental in an emergency?

  • Same-day emergency treatment in most cases
  • Fast response times for your reassurance
  • Emergency dental treatment available for registered and non-registered patients
  • Receive our high standards of professional care

Frequently asked questions

What is classed as a dental emergency?

A dental emergency means you require urgent dental assistance and/or you are in severe dental pain. This dental emergency could occur due to various situations, such as an infection, dental injury, and knocked out teeth. If you are in dental pain, contact us for an emergency dental appointment. We will do our best to get you seen as soon as possible.

How to get an emergency dentist appointment?

Call our friendly team today and book an emergency dentist appointment. We have dedicated slots for dental emergencies.

Can I go to A&E with a tooth problem?

There is usually no need for you to visit A&E for a dental emergency, as dentists are far better equipped to treat you in a dental practice than a doctor in a hospital. You may also waste time waiting in A&E to find you can’t be effectively treated. If you have a dental emergency, the best option is to contact your dental practice for advice.

How long does a toothache last?

How long your toothache will last does depend on the underlying cause. If you have a temporary gum irritation, then the pain should go away within a day or two. If the problem is an abscess or cavity the pain may come and go in waves, but it won’t go away entirely until you have got the dental issue resolved.

What does an emergency dentist offer?

The emergency dentist can offer dental treatment for missing teeth, infections, abscesses, and any dental related emergency. We can offer telephone advice and will do our best to see you on the same day you contact us. Our dentists listen to your problem and explain the treatment options available to get you out of pain and back on the road to recovery. We will also follow up your dental care to ensure you are recovering well.

How do I best avoid a dental emergency in the future?

By their very nature, most dental emergencies cannot be avoided. However, if you maintain a good regular oral hygiene routine, your teeth and gums will be in the best condition and better able to avoid severe pain due to decay or an abscess.

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