Dental emergencies can happen when you least expect them, and when they do, you need quick, reliable care. At Rudheath Dental Health Centre, we prioritise urgent dental issues and aim to see emergency cases as soon as possible—because we know that pain and discomfort can’t wait.
If you are experiencing a severe toothache, swelling, trauma, or a broken tooth, our team is here to help.
Urgent Appointments During Working Hours
If you have a dental emergency, please call us as early as possible in the day. Our reception team is available from 8:45 AM, and we reserve same-day emergency appointments to ensure we can provide timely care for patients in need.
Call us on (01606) 352235 as soon as possible to secure an emergency appointment.
Emergency Care Outside Working Hours
If you require urgent dental care outside of our working hours, call our usual number and you will be redirected to the appropriate service.
For out-of-hours emergency dental care in Cheshire & Merseyside:
Weekdays: Available from 5:30 PM onwards Weekends & Bank Holidays: Available from 9:00 AM onwards Call: 0161 352235
For severe dental emergencies, including:
Swelling that affects breathing or swallowing Uncontrollable bleeding
Please go directly to your nearest A&E department.
For Northwich, this is:
Leighton General Hospital or Countess of Chester Hospital
Emergency Cover for Our Practice Plan & Private Patients
Practice Plan Members – As part of your plan, you are covered for emergency dental costs. If you require treatment elsewhere due to our unavailability, you may be able to reclaim costs for emergency fillings and urgent treatments. Simply retain your receipt and submit it for reimbursement.
Private & Care Plan Patients – If you are on a private or Care Plan membership, you will be transferred to one of our dentists for advice and offered an appointment if appropriate.
Common Dental Emergencies We Treat
Severe Toothache – Sudden or persistent pain requiring immediate attention. Broken or Chipped Tooth – Damage to a tooth that needs urgent repair. Knocked-Out Tooth – If your tooth has been knocked out, seek treatment immediately. Swelling or Infection – Signs of an abscess or infection that may require antibiotics or drainage. Lost Filling or Crown – Temporary or permanent solutions to prevent further damage. Uncontrollable Bleeding – Immediate care for post-extraction or trauma-related bleeding.
Need Urgent Dental Care? Call Us Now!
For emergency appointments during working hours, call (01606) 352235.
Visit us at Rudheath Dental Health Centre.
Enquire online – Fill out our contact form.
We’re here to help relieve your pain and restore your smile as quickly as possible. If in doubt, don’t wait—call us today!