If you have sudden or severe tooth pain, a broken or damaged tooth, dental injury, swelling or another urgent dental problem, Langley Road Dental Practice provides emergency dental care for patients in Langley, Slough and surrounding areas.
Dental problems can sometimes worsen quickly, particularly when pain, swelling or infection is involved. An emergency dental assessment can help identify the cause of the problem and determine the appropriate treatment.
You may need urgent dental care if you experience:
Severe or persistent toothache may indicate decay, infection or tooth damage and should be assessed promptly by an emergency dentist.
A broken or cracked tooth may cause pain or sensitivity and should be assessed promptly to prevent further damage.
A dental abscess can cause severe pain, swelling and infection, requiring urgent dental assessment and appropriate treatment.
A knocked-out permanent tooth requires immediate dental attention. Keep the tooth moist and seek emergency dental advice as soon as possible.
Lost fillings, crowns or bridges can expose and weaken teeth, causing discomfort and requiring prompt dental assessment and treatment.
A dental injury can damage teeth, gums or surrounding tissues and may require prompt assessment to determine appropriate treatment.
If you need an emergency dentist in Langley, Langley Road Dental Practice provides urgent dental assessments for problems including severe toothache, broken or damaged teeth, dental injuries, swelling and other dental emergencies.
Located on Langley Road in Slough, the practice provides dental care for patients from Langley and surrounding areas who require prompt assessment of urgent dental problems.
If you need an emergency dentist in Slough, Langley Road Dental Practice can assess urgent dental problems including severe toothache, broken or cracked teeth, dental injuries, swelling, infections and damaged fillings, crowns or bridges.
Our practice at 162 Langley Road, Slough provides emergency dental assessments for patients in Slough and surrounding areas.
Your dentist will assess your symptoms and examine the affected tooth, gums or surrounding area.
Depending on the problem, your appointment may involve:
The aim is to assess the urgent problem and provide appropriate care based on your individual dental needs.
If you are experiencing dental pain, avoid chewing on the affected side and keep the area as clean as possible. While waiting for dental care, follow the advice of your dentist or pharmacist regarding appropriate pain relief and avoid chewing on the affected side.
For a knocked-out tooth, seek dental help immediately. NHS guidance recommends urgent assessment for a knocked-out adult tooth.
Do not attempt to treat a serious dental infection yourself. A dental abscess requires urgent dental treatment and does not usually resolve on its own.
Some situations require emergency medical care rather than a routine dental appointment.
Call 999 or go to A&E if you have severe swelling affecting your ability to breathe or swallow, a serious facial or jaw injury, or heavy bleeding that cannot be controlled.
For urgent dental problems when you cannot access a dentist, NHS 111 can provide advice about appropriate urgent care.
The cost of emergency dental care varies depending on your dental problem, the examination required and the treatment recommended. Your dentist will explain the applicable costs before treatment.
Emergency dental examination – £85
X-rays – £150
Other emergency treatment – Discussed after assessment
Please note: Prices are indicative and may vary between patients depending on their individual dental needs, treatment complexity and clinical assessment. Additional treatment costs may apply.
162 Langley Road Langley,
Berkshire SL3 7TG
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Monday–Friday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Evenings and weekends: By special request
Yes. Patients experiencing urgent dental problems in Langley can contact Langley Road Dental Practice in Slough to discuss their symptoms and appointment options.
Yes. Langley Road Dental Practice provides dental care for patients in Slough who require assessment of urgent dental problems.
The cost depends on the examination and treatment required. Langley Road Dental Practice will explain the applicable costs before treatment. Prices may vary between patients depending on their individual dental needs and treatment complexity.
Severe dental pain, significant swelling, dental trauma, uncontrolled bleeding and a knocked-out permanent tooth can require urgent dental attention.
An emergency dental assessment can identify the likely cause of toothache and determine the appropriate treatment. Persistent or severe toothache should be assessed by a dentist.
Seek emergency dental care immediately. If possible, keep the tooth moist and take it with you to the dentist.
If you are considering in Langley or Slough, arrange a consultation with Langley Road Dental Practice to discuss your smile and treatment options.
Your dentist can assess your teeth, answer your questions and explain whether are suitable for you.
