Fast Relief When You Need It Most

Same-Day Emergency Dental Appointments Available

Dental emergencies can happen when you least expect them. Whether you’re dealing with a sudden toothache, a chipped tooth, or dental trauma, our experienced emergency dentists are here to provide immediate care and relief. Don’t wait in pain—call us now for urgent dental treatment.

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The Dotty about Smiles Plan

Just £22.50pm via direct debit for over 16s

2 x Dental Health Examinations per annum charged at £58.00 each for non-plan patients
2 x Hygiene appointments (Cleaning) per annum charged at £85.00 each for non-Plan patients
X-rays (as necessary) charged at £19.00 each for non-plan patients
Priority appointments including Saturdays*
Dental wellness advice and instruction
10% discount on all other private treatment needed***
Worldwide Accident and Emergency Cover
2 x Emergency consultations per annum charged at £40.00 each for non-plan patients
Additional benefits for parents of young children**

* Subject to availability

** Two parents on the plan will be able to get two children under 16 on the Kids’ Plan at no additional cost.

*** Implants, orthodontics and specialist treatments are excluded from the 10% discount.

The Dotty about Smiles Kids Plan

Just £11pm via direct debit for under 16s

2 x Dental Health Examinations per annum charged at £30.00 each for non-plan patients
Fluoride treatment (as necessary)
Dental wellness advice and instruction
Priority appointments including Saturdays*
X rays as necessary
15% discount on other treatment needed
2 x Emergency consultations per annum
Worldwide Accident and Emergency Cover

* Subject to availability

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Emergency Dental Care FAQs

How can I prevent dental emergencies?

Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups
Brush and floss daily to maintain good oral hygiene
Avoid chewing ice, pens, or very hard foods
Wear a mouthguard if you play contact sports

Should I go to A&E for a dental emergency?

Only go to A&E for serious issues such as:

Severe facial swelling or trauma
Bleeding that doesn’t stop
Difficulty breathing or swallowing

For most dental problems, contact us directly.

What should I do if I knock out a tooth?

Handle the tooth by the crown (top part), not the root.
If it’s clean, try to gently place it back into the socket.
If not, store it in milk or saliva (not water).
See a dentist urgently, ideally within 30–60 minutes.

What should I do if I lose a crown or filling?

This is usually not urgent unless you’re in pain. You can:

Use temporary dental cement from a pharmacy
Avoid chewing on that side
Book a dental appointment with us as soon as possible to have it repaired

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A Range of Orthodontic Treatments for Adults and Children

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Helen Robin Watts

6 months ago

I’ve been struggling with severe dental pain for a couple of weeks and finally came to this practice for help. From my first contact, the team were … Read More

susan may

2 months ago

I’ve been coming to this dental practice for several years, and as someone who gets very anxious about dental appointments, I can’t recommend them… Read More

Shaheen Falconbridge

3 months ago

I cannot recommend Dover Priory Dental Practice highly enough. Dorothy and her team are always so welcoming, friendly and professional, and they genui… Read More

shane rose

a month ago

I’ve been attending Dover Priory Dental Practice for many years now and the team here are utterly wonderful souls. I see Dorothy, the super lovely … Read More

SP C

a month ago

A great dental practice, with a fabulous team. Very professional yet friendly. As someone who becomes anxious when having to have treatment I cannot f… Read More

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Emergencies

Fast Relief When You Need It Most

Same-Day Emergency Dental Appointments Available

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The Dotty about Smiles Plan

The Dotty about Smiles Kids Plan