Emergency Dentist Bedford
Adelaide House Dental Practice is a local, friendly dentist in Bedford. Our specialist dental practice is located in the heart of Bedford town centre, on Adelaide Square, just a short walk from the station.
- Private emergency appointments available daily
- No need to be registered
- Relieve pain
- Relieve pain
- No need to be registered
- Private emergency appointments available daily
Emergency appointments
We have private emergency appointments available every day for registered and non registered patients.
Affordable Dental Care
Affordable dental care makes essential oral health services accessible through cost-effective treatments.
Experienced Dentists
Experienced dentists offer personalised care, utilising years of training and practice to provide high-quality dental treatments.
Multi award nominated practice
Welcome to Emergency Dentist Bedford
We know how distressing, and often painful, a dental emergency can be, so we will always try to see you as soon as we can. It is important not to ignore a dental emergency as it can lead to permanent damage or require more complicated treatment if not swiftly addressed. We will only arrange an emergency appointment if it is absolutely necessary, to help relieve pain or provide essential treatment.
- Award winning
- Experienced at treating nervous patients
- Experienced team
- Longest established practice in Bedford
- Dedicated to your health and wellbeing
- Interest free credit available (T&Cs Apply)
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Emergency Dentist Bedford FAQs
What's classed as a dental emergency?
What is considered a dental emergency? A dental emergency means you require urgent assistance for severe pain in your mouth. This could be caused by a number of things such as infection and dental injury. Common emergency dental problems include severe tooth decay, dental abscesses and knocked-out teeth.
What can I do if my tooth pain is unbearable?
How to stop throbbing nerve pain in tooth?
Applying a cold compress such as an ice pack against the cheek of the affected area can blunt the tooth nerve pain temporarily. Take a cold compress and place it against the affected area for 20 minutes at a time.
What is the most common dental emergency?
The two most typical dental emergencies are toothache and gum bleeding. However, they can happen for several reasons, including dental decay, crooked teeth, infections, teeth worms, and oral injuries.
