If you’re in pain or have sustained a dental injury, it is likely you need to be seen by an emergency dentist. At Queensway Dental, we aim to provide all patients who are currently in treatment - or who are on a Queensway re-care plan - emergency dental care with a same day appointment during working hours, as well as an out of hours telephone service.
Our emergency dentist can provide emergency dental care for a range of dental injuries
Please call us on (Billingham) 01642 554 667 or (Jesmond) 0191 281 5976. We will aim to book you in for an emergency dentist appointment on the same day to get you out of pain.
Our emergency dentist can provide emergency dental care for a range of dental injuries. Some of these may only seem minor, but it is still important to book an emergency dentist appointment because oral health issues can escalate quickly.
At Queensway Dental, our emergency dentist can treat:
Do you have a dental emergency?
If you are currently in treatment, or are on a Queensway re-care plan and require the services of an emergency dentist, please call us on (Billingham) 01642 554 667 or (Jesmond) 0191 281 5976. We will aim to book you in for an emergency appointment on the same day to get you out of pain.
If you are not currently a Queensway patient and require an emergency appointment, there will be an £80 fee. Any treatment undertaken will then be charged accordingly.
Emergency dental treatments only cure the immediate problem. Our team will work with you to develop a treatment plan to ensure there’s no more pain in the long term.
If you have chipped or broken a tooth as a result of an accident or an injury, it can be a traumatic experience. It's very important that you see a dentist immediately, even if the tooth is only slightly chipped.
If you have knocked a tooth or several teeth out, the sooner you are seen by a dental professional the better because there is a chance the tooth/teeth could be re-implanted, depending on the severity of your injury.
It's also important you keep the knocked-out tooth clean and avoid handling the root. In some cases, you may be able to put the tooth back into the socket by biting down on a clean paper towel for around 15-20 minutes.
Crown Buildings, Queensway, Billingham, Teesside TS23 2NU
13 Eslington Terrace, Jesmond Newcasle upon Tyne NE2 4 RJ
