Emergency Dentist Bromborough

What is Considered a Dental Emergency?

If you have a dental emergency we aim to offer you treatment within 24 hours on our normal working days. A dental emergency includes any situation where immediate attention is required to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding.

If you're experiencing intense discomfort or have suffered dental trauma, it is crucial to contact the practice right away to prevent further complications and preserve your oral health. Our experienced team is equipped to handle a wide range of dental emergencies with the utmost precision and compassion, ensuring you receive the best possible treatment quickly and efficiently.

Please call the practice in the first instance on 0151 334 9203.

We Can Help With Different Emergencies

At Allport Dental, we are equipped to handle a wide array of dental cases, ensuring that whatever your issue, you can find relief with us. Common emergencies we manage include:

Knocked-Out Teeth: Quick action can often save a knocked-out tooth. If you arrive promptly, we can attempt to reinsert and stabilise your tooth.

Severe Toothache: Pain from abscesses or severe decay requires immediate attention. We can provide pain relief and treat the underlying cause to prevent further complications.

Broken or Chipped Teeth: Even minor chips can worsen if not treated quickly. So, we recommend that you contact us immediately whenever you have broken or chipped teeth. We can repair damage and restore the integrity of your tooth with advanced restoration techniques.

Lost Fillings or Crowns: Losing a filling or crown can be painful and leave your tooth at risk of further damage. We can provide a temporary or permanent solution to protect and restore your tooth. This is one of the reasons we’re considered the best emergency dentist in Bromborough.

Dental Abscesses: Abscesses are infections that can spread and affect overall health. We offer urgent care to treat the infection and provide relief from pain.

Tips for Dealing with Dental Emergencies

If you face an urgent dental situation, quick thinking and immediate action can significantly impact the outcome. For knocked-out teeth, gently rinse the tooth without touching the roots and try to reinsert it into the socket.

If that's not possible, keep the tooth moist in a glass of milk or a tooth-preservation product. For severe pain or swelling, apply a cold compress to the cheek or jaw to reduce inflammation and relieve discomfort.

In cases of lost fillings or crowns, keep the piece safe and avoid chewing on that side of your mouth to protect the exposed tooth. Rinse your mouth with warm salt water if you experience pain or swelling.

Regardless of the situation, avoid applying any topical pain relievers directly to the gums, as they can cause tissue damage.

Contact Allport Dental immediately for professional care and further instructions on managing your specific emergency.

Out of Hours Emergency Dental Care

When the surgery is closed you will need to use the out of hours service.
For out of hours NHS dental treatment when the surgery is closed please contact 0161 476 9651 or call NHS 111.
You should use the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but its not life threatening situation, call 111 if:

  • You need medical help fast but its not a 999 emergency.

  • You think you need to go to A&E or need another NHS urgent care service.

  • You don’t know who to call and you don’t have a GP to call.

  • You need health information or reassurance on what to do next.

For less urgent health needs, contact your GP or local pharmacist in the usual way. For immediate life threatening emergencies call 999.

For private out of hours dental treatment when the surgery is closed, contact the 24/7 dentist T- 0330 175 9995
E- info@the24/7dentist.com. Enquire via their website www.24/7dentist.com
For practice plan patients, they send an invoice out a couple of hours after appointment that you can claim back- please note this isn’t guaranteed, as it depends on individuals plan.

For Practice Plan patients please follow this link Practice plan emergency or call 0808 169811720


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  • Yes, this is also a dental case that requires urgent attention, especially if there is pain, significant breakage, or if it affects your ability to eat or speak.

    Prompt treatment is crucial to prevent further damage or infection, so please reach out to us immediately if you experience any kind of tooth damage.

  • If something is stuck between your teeth, try gently removing it with dental floss. Be careful not to push it deeper or use sharp objects like pins or needles, as these can damage your gums or teeth. If you can't remove the object with floss, please call us for assistance.

  • Yes, we can perform extractions if necessary. Tooth removal may be required if there's severe damage or infection that cannot be resolved with other treatments.

    We always aim to save the tooth if possible, but sometimes removal is the best option to prevent further complications.

  • The most common emergency cases include toothaches, which often indicate decay or infection, chipped or broken teeth, and knocked-out teeth.

    Each of these situations requires immediate attention to relieve pain and ensure the best possible outcome.

  • If you're on your way to us for a dental emergency, try to stay calm and avoid any further irritation to the area. If you have a tooth knocked out, keep it moist in milk or saliva.

    If you're in pain, you may take over-the-counter pain relief medication like paracetamol. Avoid aspirin as it can increase bleeding. Call us en route if possible, so we can prepare for your arrival.

  • Yes, at AllPort Dental Practice, we provide emergency dental care on Sundays. We understand that dental emergencies can happen any day of the week, and we're committed to being available when you need us most, including weekends.