Need an Emergency Dentist Today? We’re in Weybridge, Surrey
Finding an NHS dentist these days is no easy feat, especially one that can see you urgently
Unfortunately, the state of NHS dentistry is in crisis, and little is being done to rectify or improve the situation. So hopefully we can help you.
Full disclosure, we’re not an NHS dentist; we’re a private dental practice. But we can still help.
Get the best advice: MyoDental 40 High Street, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 8AB.
Emergency dentist cost
An NHS emergency dental appointment will cost £27.40 (2025 prices).
At our practice, we’re offering new and existing patients a comprehensive dental check-up, including x-rays for just £55 (including dental emergencies and same-day appointments). Telephone MyoDental on 01932 989785.
Booking an emergency appointment:
- Call: 01932 989785
- Email: hello@myodental.co.uk
- WhatsApp: 07961920047
- Book online: Select date and time
- Find us: MyoDental 40 High Street, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 8AB.
Searching for an “emergency dentist near me?”
If you’re not interested in booking our emergency dentist appointment in Surrey for £55, we can help you find an emergency dentist near you.
To find an emergency dentist in your area, the best option is first to contact NHS 111, which can provide you with advice and potentially refer you to urgent dental care services in your location.
That said, the NHS website outlines that patients should only get in touch with 111 if:
- Patients have an injury affecting their teeth
- Patients have a knocked-out tooth
- Patients have severe pain affecting sleep/activities
- Severe dental pain is not helped by painkillers like paracetamol
- Patients have swelling or a lump inside their mouth that’s growing
- Patients have recently had a tooth removed and have severe pain or non-stop bleeding
Alternatively, you can also try searching the NHS website (“Find a dentist” service) with your postcode to locate local NHS dentists that might be currently accepting new patients.
However, for patients experiencing severe pain or a particular dental injury, it’s advisable to call 111 immediately. NHS 111 can also assist with any out-of-hours dental emergencies.
NHS dentist resources:
How long will you have to wait for an emergency dental appointment?
The answer depends on whether you opt for private care or use the NHS – not to mention your location and the availability of your preferred practice.
When being seen by an NHS dentist for an emergency dental appointment, the aim is to see you within 24 hours.
Please note that this might take longer, depending on the severity of your issue and the availability of your local NHS dental practice.
Typically, many dental practices, like ours, reserve slots for emergencies, which means we can often accommodate you on the same day or, at the latest, the next day.
As a private clinic, we understand how frightening and painful dental emergencies can be and will always go out of our way to get you in as soon as possible.
Getting an urgent appointment faster
For same-day or next-day appointments
It’s typical for private practices like MyoDental to prioritise emergency appointments and see patients quickly. The NHS will try to do this, but it’s not always possible. Call MyoDental on 01932 989785 today to book an immediate emergency appointment for £55.
Out-of-hours help
If your dental emergency occurs outside of our regular opening hours, you can always try our local practice’s answerphone, which we’ll check as soon as we arrive and reserve an appointment for you. Alternatively, you can message us on WhatsApp.
If you can’t get in touch with a dentist or any immediate service, you can call NHS 111 for guidance and information on local emergency services.
Being on a waiting list
It’s not uncommon for NHS dental practices to have waiting lists for routine appointments, so it’s worth checking the type of remedial treatment you can expect on the day.
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