Same-day emergency dental care where possible, whether you're registered with us or not
New and exisiting welcome
Appointments available
Serving Horsley since 1997
Finding an emergency dentist can be a little daunting, particularly if you want an emergency dentist that's open now. We are able to offer early morning and late night emergency appointments, often at short notice.
If you need a 24-hour emergency dentist, please call the number above and follow the instructions on our answerphone.
Not every dental problem requires same-day care, but the following situations should always be treated urgently. If you're unsure whether your problem counts as an emergency, call us anyway; we would always rather reassure you than have you suffer unnecessarily.
Toothache that doesn't respond to over-the-counter painkillers such as ibuprofen or paracetamol, particularly pain that wakes you at night or makes it difficult to eat, is a sign of a deeper problem that needs urgent attention. This could indicate an abscess, a cracked tooth, or nerve damage. Don't suffer in silence. Call 01483 281 414 today, and we'll get you seen as quickly as possible.
A dental abscess is a serious bacterial infection that can spread rapidly if left untreated. Signs include a throbbing pain, swelling in your gum, cheek, face, or neck, and in some cases, a bad taste in your mouth or a fever. This is a genuine dental emergency. Early treatment can prevent the infection from spreading and avoid the need for more complex intervention further down the line.
A broken or chipped tooth can be extremely painful, particularly if the nerve is exposed. Even if there is no pain, a sharp edge can cut your tongue or cheek, and the damaged tooth can quickly deteriorate further without treatment. We can stabilise the tooth quickly, often with a temporary dressing or same-day bonding and plan the right long-term repair once you're out of discomfort.
If a tooth has been completely knocked out, time is critical. Pick the tooth up by the crown the white part not the root. If it's dirty, rinse it gently with milk or saliva. Do not scrub it. If possible, place it back into the socket and hold it in position by gently biting down on a clean cloth. If you can't do this, store the tooth in a small cup of milk. Call 01483 281 414 immediately. Replantation is most successful within 30 to 60 minutes of the injury occurring.
Important: if the knocked-out tooth is a baby tooth, do not try to put it back into the socket, as this can damage the adult tooth developing underneath. Call 01483 281 414 straight away for advice.
A lost filling or crown can leave your tooth exposed, highly sensitive, and at risk of further damage or infection. While not always immediately dangerous, it can become quickly painful if left. We can often replace a temporary filling or re-cement a crown on the same day, protecting the tooth while a permanent solution is arranged.
Bleeding from the mouth that cannot be controlled, whether following a dental extraction or from an injury to your mouth, gums, or lips, requires prompt attention. Apply gentle pressure with a clean cloth and call us straight away. If bleeding is severe and will not stop, attend your nearest A&E.
We understand that contacting a dentist when you're in pain can feel daunting, especially if you've never visited us before. Here is exactly what happens when you call:
Call us on 01483 281 414
Our friendly reception team will take your details and a brief description of your dental problem. There's no complicated triage process, just a simple and reassuring conversation. If the practice is closed, our answerphone will give you clear out-of-hours instructions.
We will call you back
Our emergency dental team will contact you to discuss and understand your symptoms, so we can determine the right level of care required. We aim to call you back the same day wherever possible, so you're never left uncertain about what to do next.
Your appointment is booked
We'll arrange the earliest available appointment same-day where possible, or the next earliest early morning or late evening slot, depending on your needs and the severity of the situation. Our goal is always to relieve your pain as quickly as we can.
When you're in pain, the last thing you need is uncertainty. Here's why patients across Surrey choose Horsley Dental when a dental emergency strikes.
Non-registered patients welcome. You don't need to be an existing patient. If you're in pain, we're here for you regardless of where you normally receive your dental care. Simply call us, and we'll do the rest.
Our practice is regulated by the Care Quality Commission, and every dentist at Horsley Dental is registered with the General Dental Council, giving you the highest level of assurance over the care you receive.
Before any procedure begins, our dentist will explain exactly what is needed and provide a clear breakdown of costs. There are no surprises and no pressure just honest, straightforward information so you can make an informed decision.
If dental anxiety is making it harder to seek the help you need, please tell us when you call. Our team has specialist experience in treating anxious and nervous patients, and we will make sure you feel safe and supported at every stage of your visit.
Horsley Dental is located at Bishopsmead Parade in East Horsley, making us one of the most accessible emergency dental practices for patients across a wide area of Surrey. We regularly see emergency patients travelling from:
Approximately 5 minutes by car via the A246
Approximately 8 minutes via Station Road
Under 5 minutes, directly local to us
Approximately 12 minutes via the A245
Approximately 8 minutes via Fetcham village
Under 10 minutes locally
Approximately 15 minutes
Approximately 15 minutes via the A247
Approximately 20 minutes via the A246
If you are searching for an emergency dentist near you in Surrey and are based in the East Horsley, Leatherhead, or Bookham area, we are ideally placed to help. Call 01483 281 414 now and let us get you out of pain as quickly as possible.