I Have Toothache

I have a toothache

• Toothache or dental pain that keeps you awake or affects eating and drinking
• Swelling around the gums, face or jaw
• Broken, chipped or cracked teeth
• A knocked-out tooth
• Lost fillings, crowns or bridges
• Bleeding or trauma following an accident
• Infected teeth or dental abscesses

I Have Toothache: Emergency and Urgent Dental Care in Leicester

Toothache? Broken tooth? Swelling or dental trauma? We are here to help.

Dental pain can be extremely distressing, and we understand how important it is to be seen quickly when you are in discomfort or facing a dental emergency. At Bright Smiles Dental Practice, we provide emergency and urgent dental care for both new and existing patients in Leicester and the surrounding areas.

Whether you are suffering from a sudden toothache, swelling, a broken tooth or a dental injury, our experienced team is here to offer prompt and compassionate care when you need it most.

Common Dental Emergencies We Can Help With

• Toothache or dental pain that keeps you awake or affects eating and drinking
• Swelling around the gums, face or jaw
• Broken, chipped or cracked teeth
• A knocked-out tooth
• Lost fillings, crowns or bridges
• Bleeding or trauma following an accident
• Infected teeth or dental abscesses

If you are unsure whether your issue requires urgent care, we recommend calling the practice. Our team will listen to your symptoms and advise you on the best course of action.

What to Expect at Your Emergency Appointment

During your emergency appointment, our priority is to relieve your pain and address the immediate problem. We will:

• Carry out an urgent examination
• Take any necessary X-rays or other investigations
• Provide immediate treatment to relieve discomfort
• Discuss your options for any further treatment if needed

We will always explain your treatment and any costs clearly and make sure you feel at ease throughout your visit.

I Have Tooth Pain – What Should I Do?

If you have tooth pain that is ongoing, getting worse or interfering with your daily life, please do not wait. Toothache can be a sign of infection, decay or nerve involvement. The earlier we see you, the better the chances of preventing more serious issues.

Contact us as soon as possible so we can arrange an urgent appointment. We aim to see patients requiring emergency care as quickly as possible, often on the same day.

Not a Registered Patient?

That is not a problem. We welcome emergency appointments for both registered and non-registered patients. Just give us a call, and our friendly team will help you access the care you need.

Delaying treatment can lead to more complex problems and longer recovery times. If you are experiencing pain, swelling or have suffered dental trauma, please get in touch today. Contact us today book your emergency appointment.