Emergency dentist in London
Urgent dental appointments with Dr Al-Raisi
In pain, swollen or dealing with a broken tooth? Book an evening appointment online and be seen by an experienced oral surgeon who can treat the problem at the same visit.
£150 emergency appointment, including X-ray and prescription. No need to be a registered patient.
What we treat
If it hurts, is swollen or has broken, book an appointment. These are the problems we see most often.
Toothache relief
Severe or throbbing pain that keeps you awake. We find the cause and treat it so the pain stops.
Infections and abscesses
Swelling, a bad taste or pain when you bite. We drain and treat the infection and prescribe antibiotics if you need them.
Chipped or broken teeth
A sharp edge, a lost piece of tooth or a cracked tooth. We smooth, protect and repair it.
Lost or broken fillings
A hole where a filling used to be. We place a temporary filling to seal the tooth and stop sensitivity.
Loose or fallen-out crowns
Bring the crown with you. If it is intact we can cement it back in place at the same visit.
Knocks and injuries
Teeth knocked loose, pushed out of place or damaged in a fall or accident. Come in as soon as you can.
Treated by Dr Al-Raisi
Dr Sanaa Al-Raisi is an oral surgeon who is qualified in both medicine and dentistry. She has treated dental infections, injuries and complex extractions in NHS hospital surgery, so you are in experienced hands when something goes wrong.
- MBBS, Queen Mary University of London
- BDS, University of Dundee
- MFDS, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
- Former Clinical Fellow in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, NHS Trust, London
What our patients say
Patients who came to us in pain, nervous or facing a difficult extraction.
“I wish to pass on my thanks to dental surgeon Sana and dental nurse Lauren who treated me for a wisdom tooth extraction. Their skill and care were exceptional, and each went above and beyond ensuring I was comfortable, reassured and had understood all of the aftercare information. Despite being a difficult extraction, I have very little to no after-effects the day after. Many thanks indeed.”
Verified Patient
“I was a bit nervous, but the surgeon made me feel a lot better. The extractions were very quick and painless, I would have no hesitation in having to go again. Excellent and painless procedure.”
Verified Patient
“Thank you very much for your excellent treatment which was pain free. And please thank the dentist who treated me who I believe was Sana and her assistant. I appreciate their help, care, professionalism and kindness very much.”
Verified Patient
How it works
Book online or call
Choose a Saturday or Monday evening slot in our online booking system, or call the clinic.
Come in for your assessment
Dr Al-Raisi examines the tooth, takes an X-ray and explains what is causing the problem.
Get treated the same visit
Most emergencies are treated there and then, with a prescription if you need one.
Go to A&E or call 999 instead if you have:
swelling that is affecting your breathing, swallowing or vision, heavy bleeding that won't stop, or a serious injury to your face or jaw.
Where to find us
London. We send the full clinic address and directions with your booking confirmation.
We see patients from across London and the surrounding area.
Opening times for emergencies
- Saturday
- 5pm – 9pm
- Monday
- 5pm – 9pm
Questions
How much does an emergency appointment cost?
An emergency appointment is £150. This includes your examination, any X-rays needed and a prescription if required. If you need further treatment, we will tell you the cost before we start.
When can I be seen?
Emergency appointments run on Saturdays and Mondays from 5pm – 9pm. Book online to see the available slots, or call us and we will find you the earliest time.
Do I need to be registered with the clinic?
No. You can book an emergency appointment without being an existing patient.
Is this an NHS service?
No, this is a private appointment. You pay at the clinic. See our payment policy for details. Read the payment policy.
What should I bring?
A list of any medicines you take, and the crown or piece of tooth if one has come out. Keep a knocked-out tooth in milk and come in straight away.
What if my face is very swollen or I am struggling to breathe?
Go to A&E or call 999. Swelling that affects your breathing, swallowing or your eye needs hospital care straight away.
Don't wait for the pain to get worse
Saturday and Monday evenings, 5pm – 9pm. £150 including X-ray and prescription.