Emergency Dentists in Rainham, Gillingham and Medway

A dental emergency includes severe toothache, dental abscesses, facial swelling, knocked-out teeth, broken fillings, or any injury causing pain or bleeding. If you’re unsure, call our team for advice.

Yes. We offer same-day emergency dental appointments whenever possible. Call 01634 232 204 and our team will assess your symptoms to arrange the earliest available slot.

Our emergency consultation fee covers diagnosis and immediate pain relief. Further treatment costs depend on your needs, and we’ll always explain prices before proceeding. See our fees page for full details.

Pick the tooth up by the crown (not the root), gently rinse it in milk or saline, and try to place it back in the socket if possible. If not, keep it in milk and contact us immediately.

If you’re in severe pain outside our opening hours, call 01634 232 204 for advice. We can arrange urgent care during the next available clinic or direct you to the NHS 111 service if appropriate.

Take over-the-counter pain relief such as paracetamol or ibuprofen (if safe for you), keep the area clean, and avoid hot or cold foods. If swelling or fever develops, contact us immediately.

Weekend and bank holiday availability may vary. Please call 01634 232 204 for the latest emergency cover information.

In many cases, yes. We can often provide same-day temporary repairs or replacements to restore function and comfort.

Yes, our gentle team is experienced in treating children. If your child has a dental injury, severe toothache, or swelling, contact us straight away for advice or an urgent appointment.

We aim to see emergency patients on the same day whenever possible. Call early in the day so we can prioritise your appointment and relieve your pain quickly.

In most cases, yes. Our dentists focus first on easing discomfort – whether that’s through medication, drainage of an abscess, or a temporary repair – before arranging any follow-up treatment.

Yes. We regularly treat nervous and anxious patients and will take extra time to explain everything, use gentle techniques, and ensure you feel calm and comfortable.

Yes, if an infection is present, our dentist can prescribe antibiotics where appropriate, alongside treatment to address the cause of the infection.

Once your pain is relieved, your dentist will explain any follow-up treatment needed – such as a new filling, root canal, or crown – and schedule it at a convenient time.