
If you need an emergency dentist in Manchester or emergency dental services in Lancashire, there is no better option than Dental X in Bury.
Offering a soothing emergency dentist experience for anyone who is a nervous patient. Our friendly team is just a call away to get all the needed information to visit our emergency dentist clinic near Bury.
Get an immediate consultation to start your emergency tooth treatment appointment in Bolton right now. Call now to ensure you get a same-day dentist appointment and get relief straight away.
Children’s extractions are only £80 with adults starting from £150
Dental X is an emergency dentist in Bury that aims to provide a high-quality dental emergency relief experience for people in Greater Manchester/Lancashire and beyond. If you are a nervous dental patient looking for an emergency tooth treatment near Lancashire, you’ve found the right place. Just call us to book your same-day dentist appointment.
Fast and effective emergency dental relief for nervous dental patients. Same-day dentist appointment, looking for relief from:
If you need emergency dental treatment in Bury, Rochdale, Bolton, and the surrounding areas of Manchester, Liverpool, Lancashire, and beyond, then Dental X is here to help! We know that dental emergencies can be scary, but the main thing to remember is to keep calm and rest assured you’re in good hands with our team. We always try to ensure we’re able to see or advise emergency patients within 24 hours.
Some of the most common issues we handle are:
Discover how our dental treatments have helped patients smile confidently and live better with personalised care, comfort, and lasting results.
View MoreYou can book a same-day appointment to get you out of dental pain by calling 01612 225 730, emailing bury@dentalx.uk or messaging us via WhatsApp. We will do our best to see you immediately. Evenings, weekends, bank holidays – we’ve got your back.
Yes, we do accept new dental patients.
You can use over-the-counter medicines if suitable for you. Please check with your GP or pharmacist before taking any medications. Some patients use cold water or use Orajel dental gel for a toothache. This can be effective, but it does not treat the sole cause of the toothache. Some patients use oil of cloves for a toothache, which, again, is another effective method of providing some toothache relief. All patients who suffer from a toothache should be formally assessed by a dentist.
Teeth are linked to the trigeminal nerve, which has many branches around the face. Often toothache wakes you up at night, and has a constant dull ache or throb, painkillers can sometimes help or take the edge off it. Some people describe it almost like a heartbeat in a tooth. Patients often complain of it being tender to bite on or extremely sensitive. Patients usually complain of a toothache coming in waves, with hours of pain then going away and coming back. Patients can get a bad taste or notice a blister/ulcer-type appearance around the tooth, which can come and go or get bigger and smaller. This is when a dental abscess can appear, which may need draining, or patients need to go to a hospital in extremely severe circumstances.
We provide evening, weekend, and same-day appointments for your convenience.
601 reviews
Great experience at my appointment today, staff are lovely and very informative!
Such professional service from Imran and the team, everything gets explained in detail and with care, thank you so much! :)
Great fast and painless experience.
New patient, terrified on arrival. Wonderful receptionist Olivia who calmed me down on the phone making the appointment. Lovely manner from the dental staff who put me at ease straightaway. A lot of treatment ahead but so far excellent and would recommend
The staff were exceptionally helpful and went above and beyond to make me feel at ease. I am anxious about visiting the dentist but the staff were extremely patient and took their time to ensure I had the best care possible. A superb service! Thank you
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