Dental Pain That’s Not Going Away?

We're Here to Help (in Preston, Lancashire)

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If you’re in pain, swollen, or have a broken or lost tooth, it’s best not to wait. Dental problems rarely fix themselves — and delaying treatment often makes things worse, more painful, and more expensive.

If you’re unsure how serious it is, speak to us. We’ll advise you honestly and help you decide what to do next.

Here are some common reasons patients come to see us:

Dental Pain That’s Not Going Away?

We're Here to Help (in Preston, Lancashire)

If you’re experiencing pain or have a damaged tooth, it may be a dental emergency. We advise getting help as soon as possible, as dental issues rarely resolve on their own. If you’re unsure how serious the problem is, it’s best to seek prompt advice to avoid further complications.

Here are some common reasons patients come to see us:

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Why Choose Watling Street Emergency Dentist Preston?

When It Hurts Most

Dental emergencies are stressful. We focus on seeing you quickly and treating you with skill and compassion.

Late Nights & Weekends

We’re available day and night every weekend for dental emergencies.

Gentle When You’re Anxious

If you’re nervous or in pain, we take things slowly, explain clearly, and treat you with patience and kindness.

More Than Just Pain Relief

We don’t just numb the pain. We find the real cause and stabilise the problem properly.

Stopping Problems Early

Fast action can stop small issues becoming big, costly ones.

Clear, Honest Advice

You’ll always know what’s happening and what your options are — no pressure, no confusion.

Straightforward Fees

Costs are explained before treatment so there are no surprises.

Experienced, Caring Team

From severe toothache to broken teeth, you’ll be treated calmly, respectfully, and with real understanding.

Calm Environment

Our clinic is designed to help you feel relaxed, reassured and well looked after.

Experienced, Caring & Trusted
Emergency Dentistry

Friday - Sunday: 24-hour Emergency Care

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WEEKEND Emergency Appointment Prices

We believe in clear, upfront emergency fees — no surprises, no pressure.

The fee includes:

  • Full emergency assessment

  • X-rays if needed

  • Professional advice and pain-relief planning

Any treatment is discussed and priced before you go ahead.

 

Emergency treatments that Can be Provided on the day

  • Extirpate (pain relief)
  • Antibiotics (if required)
  • Re-cement of a Crown
  • Temporary fillings
  • Tooth Extractions
  • Dental Fillings

How the Emergency Process Works

1. Contact Us: Call or use our form to tell us about your dental emergency.

2. We Check Availability: Our team will assess your situation and check the next suitable emergency slot.

3. Provisional Slot Offered: We’ll offer you a time and date based on urgency and availability.

4. Payment Link Sent: Once your slot and time are agreed, we’ll send you a secure payment link.

5. Appointment Confirmed: Your emergency appointment is confirmed once payment is received.

SANDRA DENVER-WILSON
I've been coming here for over 40 years. Staff have obviously changed but they are all absolutely lovely and go the extra mile to be helpful and supportive
Delicia Day
Amazing staff,dentist would recommend to family friends Amazing Had a root canel . ❤️
Claire T
Very happy with my treatment this week with Agata - very polite and professional. Thank you.
Al
Al
Agata was very professional and tried hard to remove the tooth. Thanks.

Meet YOUR EMERGENCY DENTISTS

Dr Mahamed Farah

GDC no. 309169

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GDC no. 287470

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Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a dental emergency, and should I call you or go to A&E?

Dental emergencies include severe toothache, a knocked-out tooth, a broken tooth, a lost crown or filling causing pain, swelling around the jaw or face, or an abscess. In most cases, you should contact an emergency dentist rather than A&E, as hospital emergency departments are not equipped to carry out dental treatment. We offer a 24-hour emergency service on Friday evenings through to Sunday nights, so you are not left waiting until Monday.

Do you accept emergency dental patients who are not currently registered with you?

Yes. Our emergency service is available to patients in Preston and the surrounding Lancashire area, whether or not you are an existing patient. If you are in pain or have suffered a dental injury, please call us as soon as possible so we can assess your situation and get you seen quickly.

My tooth has been knocked out. What should I do right now?

Act immediately, as time is critical. Pick the tooth up by the crown (the white part), not the root. Do not scrub it. If possible, gently rinse it with milk or saliva and attempt to place it back in the socket. If that is not possible, keep it in a small container of milk or between your cheek and gum, and get to us as quickly as you can. The sooner the tooth can be reimplanted, the better the chances of saving it.

Can you help with a dental abscess out of hours?

Yes. A dental abscess is an infection that can spread and become serious if left untreated, so it should never be ignored. During our weekend emergency hours, we can assess and treat abscesses, provide drainage where needed, and prescribe antibiotics if appropriate. If swelling is affecting your breathing or swallowing, call 999 immediately, as this requires urgent hospital attention.

How much does an emergency dental appointment cost?

Emergency appointment fees depend on the treatment required. We will always be upfront about costs at the point of contact so there are no surprises. NHS emergency treatment may be available in some circumstances, and our team can advise you on this when you call. You can also get in touch via our website to ask about emergency appointments online.

We are currently not accepting new NHS patients. A new private patient check-up is £50 (Incl. 2 X-rays)