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Crendon Dental Centre, 7A Crendon St, High Wycombe, HP13 6LE

Emergency dental care when you need it most

Experiencing sudden dental pain, bleeding, a broken crown, or another urgent issue? Please contact us immediately, we’re here to help you as soon as possible, offering prompt advice over the phone or in-practice treatment tailored to your needs.


Contact Options

Call Us Immediately

Ring 01494 528153 to speak directly to our team. We’ll assess your needs and arrange an emergency appointment without delay.


Not a patient?

No problem. Whether you’re registered with us or not, we offer advice and appointments.


What you can expect

  • A clear explanation of any fees and treatments in advance
  • Compassionate care tailored to your emergency
  • Efficient routing of urgent care or specialist referral if needed

At-home first aid tips

(While you wait, these steps may help relieve discomfort.)

Toothache
Rinse with warm water. Use a cold compress for swelling and take paracetamol or ibuprofen (per package instructions).

Chipped or broken tooth
Save any fragments, rinse your mouth gently, apply cold compresses for swelling, and use gauze on any bleeding.

Knocked-out tooth
Handle the tooth by the top part only, rinse gently with water, and try replacing it in its socket. If not possible, store it in milk—or lightly salted water. Quick action improves the chance of saving the tooth.

Abscess or swelling
Rinse with warm, salty water several times daily. If you have intense pain, swelling, or flu-like symptoms, please head to A&E without delay.


Location & opening hours

Crendon Dental Centre
7A Crendon Street, High Wycombe, HP13 6LE
Contact: 01494 528153reception@crendondental.com
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 8:30 am to mid-late afternoon; Sat by appointment only


Frequently Asked Questions

No—whether you’re a registered patient or not, we will do our best to see you promptly in an emergency.
We aim to offer same-day appointments where possible. If you call early in the day, we’ll prioritise your care. Outside our opening hours, please call NHS 111 for advice.
We regularly help patients with severe toothache, broken or chipped teeth, lost fillings or crowns, dental abscesses, bleeding gums, trauma, and knocked-out teeth.
Yes, our priority is to relieve your discomfort and stabilise the situation. In many cases, we can also carry out definitive treatment during your emergency visit.
If possible, gently rinse it with water, avoid touching the root, and try to place it back in its socket. If not, keep it in milk and contact us immediately. Quick action improves the chances of saving the tooth.
Yes, we treat both adults and children. Please call us straight away so we can arrange urgent care for your child.
Contact us as soon as possible. If you experience difficulty breathing, swallowing, or a rapid increase in swelling, you should go straight to A&E.
For the fastest response, please call us directly. Or we do offer online booking for emergency appointments: Book online
Your dentist will explain all options, from temporary relief to full restorative treatment. We’ll arrange follow-up care as needed, with a clear breakdown of costs.

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