Emergencies

Yes, if you are a registered patient with another dental clinic and wish to return to your own dentist for the completion of your treatment, you are welcome to do so. We will provide you with a copy of any digital X-rays that we have taken at no additional cost, so your own dentist can complete your dental treatment.

A dental emergency consultation at Pearl Dental Clinic is £59. If you need further treatment, our emergency dentists will always provide you with a full printed treatment plan, so you are fully aware of the costs involved before treatment begins. Our dental fee guide is published on our website and we are dedicated to fair and transparent pricing. Our fees on evenings, weekends and bank holidays are exactly the same as they are on weekdays. We also offer 0% interest dental finance on any treatment over £500.

If you need fast emergency dental care, please contact us as soon as possible. Our dental practice is open from 9am – 10pm every day, and our experienced dental receptionists treat your dental emergency with urgency and kindness, able to book you a convenient appointment often on the same day. Emergency appointments can also be booked online 24 hours a day.

Pearl Dental Clinic is based in Kingston Vale, close to the A3 just off the Robin Hood roundabout. There are always several free parking spaces available in front of our clinic or in the neighbouring Robin Hood Lane.

At Pearl Dental Clinic, we provide emergency dental care from 9am – 10pm everyday. Same-day appointments are available to book over the phone on 020 8547 9997 or online, enabling us to help get you out of pain faster.

If you have a dental emergency, please contact us as soon as possible. We are very experienced in emergency care and offer fast response times, urgent treatment, and an understanding and supportive approach.

Often, dental emergencies can’t be prevented, as they are unexpected and sudden. However, you can try to avoid emergencies by keeping your teeth and gums in great condition and sticking to a good oral hygiene routine at home. This includes brushing your teeth twice a day, visiting your dentist for regular check ups and hygiene appointments, and wearing a mouthguard if you play sport. By taking care of your teeth, you can minimise the risk of needing emergency dental care.