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Emergency dentist in Queen’s Park
If you are in pain in Queen’s Park, Kilburn, Kensal Rise or Willesden, our Salusbury Road practice is three minutes from Queen’s Park station and keeps same-day emergency slots seven days a week.
from £100 48 Salusbury Road, NW6 6NN Open now
Ring 020 7289 3120. We will get you in, find the cause, and relieve the pain the same day. The fee from £100 includes your examination and x-rays.
Emergency dentist at Queen’s Park: the local details
- On the 6, 36, 187 and 316 bus routes; Kilburn High Road is a ten-minute walk.
- One Overground stop from Kensal Rise and Brondesbury Park.
- Open until 8pm on weekdays and all weekend, when most NW6 practices are closed.
What counts as a dental emergency
Severe or persistent toothache, facial swelling, a knocked-out or broken tooth, a lost filling or crown, bleeding that will not stop, or an abscess. If you are unsure, call us. If we cannot help over the phone we will get you in.
For a knocked-out adult tooth, time matters: hold it by the crown, not the root, rinse briefly in milk, and either place it back in the socket or keep it in milk and come straight to us.
What happens at an emergency appointment
The priority is to diagnose the cause and stop the pain. That might mean a temporary filling, draining an infection, prescribing antibiotics, re-cementing a crown or starting root canal treatment. You will always be told the cost of any treatment before it is done, and the emergency fee covers the examination and any x-rays.
What to expect
1
Call us
Ring 020 7289 3120. We will give you a time the same day and advice for the meantime.
2
Diagnosis
An examination and x-ray to find the cause, and immediate treatment to relieve pain.
3
Fix it properly
Once you are comfortable we plan the definitive treatment, whether that is a filling, a crown, a root canal or an extraction.
Read the full guide to emergency dentist at Shirland Dental, including every question we are asked.
FAQs
Emergency dentist in Queen’s Park: your questions
Is there an emergency dentist open at the weekend in NW6?
Yes. Shirland Dental Queen’s Park is open Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sunday 9am to 4pm with emergency slots every day.
Can you see my child in an emergency?
Yes. We treat children of all ages and see them the same day.
What if I have swelling?
Facial swelling can be serious. Call us immediately; if the practice is closed and swelling affects your breathing or swallowing, go to A&E.
Are you open at the weekend for emergencies?
Yes. We are open until 5pm on Saturdays and 4pm on Sundays, and until 8pm Monday to Friday.
Do I need to be a registered patient?
No. We see emergency patients from anywhere, and you are welcome to stay with us afterwards.
How much does an emergency appointment cost?
From £100, which includes the examination and any x-rays. Any treatment is explained and priced before it is carried out.
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