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When unexpected dental pain or an injury occurs, our experienced dentist provides prompt, personalised care to help relieve discomfort and protect your smile.
From severe toothache and broken or chipped teeth to dental injuries and lost fillings, we provide calm, professional treatment focused on getting you comfortable and back to your normal routine.
Dental pain can’t wait. We prioritise emergency patients and aim to relieve pain quickly with immediate diagnosis and treatment options.
We help with:
✔ Severe toothache or sensitivity
✔ Broken/chipped tooth
✔ Lost filling/crown/veneer
✔ Abscess, swelling or infection
✔ Bleeding gums or trauma
✔ Wisdom tooth pain
✔ Knocked-out tooth (time sensitive!)
Same-day appointments available
Experienced emergency dentists
Fast pain-relief first approach
Transparent pricing before treatment
Modern technology & gentle care
Free parking and easy access
Quick assessment and X-ray if needed
Diagnose the cause of pain
Immediate treatment options explained clearly
We relieve pain fast — temporary or permanent solution
Our goal is to get you out of pain quickly & safely.
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“Treated my toothache same day — relief within the hour. Highly recommend!”
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“Friendly staff and fast service. Booked an emergency appointment for a broken tooth. Excellent care.”
Pain is getting worse? Don’t delay.
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Dental pain can't wait. We prioritise emergency patients and aim to relieve pain quickly with immediate diagnosis and treatment options.
We understand that investing in your smile is an important decision. The cost of treatment can vary depending on the treatment type, number of teeth, materials and complexity of your individual case.
Rather than one generic price, we recommend starting with a consultation. We can discuss your goals, suitable treatment options and the costs involved before you decide how to proceed.
Hear directly from patients about their treatment experience and the difference it made to their smile.
A dental emergency can include severe toothache, a dental abscess, facial or gum swelling, a broken tooth, uncontrolled bleeding, a knocked-out tooth, dental trauma, or a lost filling or crown causing pain.
If you are unsure whether your problem is urgent, call our emergency dentist in Solihull on 0121 705 0994.
We reserve appointments for patients experiencing urgent dental problems and will try to see you as soon as possible. Same-day appointment availability depends on when you contact us and the appointments available, so we recommend calling early.
Yes. New and existing patients can request an emergency dental appointment at Beautiful Dental Smiles. You do not need to be registered with our practice before contacting us.
Dr Harginder Singh will discuss your symptoms, examine the affected area and may recommend an X-ray to identify the cause. He will then explain the findings, suitable treatment options and associated costs before treatment begins.
The immediate priority is to relieve pain, address infection and stabilise the affected tooth. Additional treatment may require a further appointment.
We will aim to diagnose the cause of your severe toothache and provide appropriate emergency care. Treatment could involve a temporary dressing, a filling, starting root canal treatment, draining an infection or extracting a tooth that cannot be saved.
Treatment on the day depends on the diagnosis, complexity and available clinical time.
Yes. A dental abscess needs urgent assessment because the source of the infection usually requires dental treatment. Contact us promptly if you experience pain, swelling, a bad taste, fever or difficulty opening your mouth.
If swelling affects your breathing, speaking, swallowing or eyesight, call 999 or attend A&E immediately.
In many cases, yes. Treatment depends on the damage and whether the tooth’s nerve or root has been affected. Options may include a filling, composite bonding, crown, temporary repair or root canal treatment.
Keep any broken tooth fragments or displaced crowns and bring them to your appointment. Never use household glue to replace a crown.