Dental Emergency in Plymouth

If you’re in pain or discomfort, and you need to see an emergency dentist urgently in the Plymouth area, we may be able help you.

It is considered a dental emergency when you have:

Severe Dental Bleeding

As a result of an accident
Dental trauma

Broken or lost tooth as a result of an accident.
Severe dental pain

That does not respond to painkillers and has kept you awake at night time.
Bleeding from an extracted tooth

Which won’t stop even after applying pressure.
Sudden and severe swelling

Around the tooth, gum or mouth. The swelling may or may not be accompanied by a bad taste or bad breath.
Sudden & severe facial swelling

Cheeks, jaw & up to eyes.

An emergency appointment is not considered necessary for:

Chipped teeth
Crown Problems

Lost, loose, discoloured or chipped.
Veneer Problems

Lost, loose, discoloured or chipped.
Denture Problems

Lost, loose, broken or not fitting.
Implant problems

Lost, loose or chipped.
Bleeding Gums
Sensitive Teeth
Bad Breathe

If your case does not require an emergency appointment, please call us during office hours and we will do our best to see you as soon as possible.

Please note we are not open on weekends and bank holidays.

Out-of-hours emergency dental service

The NHS service is provided to patients who have a dental emergency (acute dental pain, acute infection, bleeding or trauma). This out-of-hour emergency service CAN NOT treat missing fillings, loose crowns, denture issues or any other minor problem.

If you have an emergency outside the practice opening hours and you are an NHS or Private patient, access to the emergency dental service is by telephone only.

Out Of Hours

Friday after 6pm, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays – Call Access Dental (HUC Healthcare ) on 333 0063 300 /01392 823682

Day Time

Monday – Friday between 9am-5pm- Call : Plymouth Community Dental Services on 01752 434664
Monday – Friday between 9am-5pm- Call: Access Dental (HUC Healthcare ) on 333 0063 300/01392 823682

World Wide Insurance (Practice Plan Members)

If you are a private Practice Plan member please call 08007832337

When to head to A&E/Call an ambulance

Severe Swelling

Which is impacting your breathing
Severe Facial Swelling

Which is radiating up to your eyes and closing your eye/s
Severe dental bleeding

Which is not stopping and causing choking.
Severe dental/head trauma

Following an injury, accident or assault- Which has induced loss of consciousness, jaw fracture or dislocation , nose dislocation or fracture.

What do they say about Larkham House?

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Thomas

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Becky

“Over many years, I've always had great service here - from front desk through to treatment room. My dentist, Matthew Saad, is always very helpful, professional and reassuring.”

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Laura Johnson

19:36 24 Oct 22

Very friendly staff! I suffer with anxiety and every time I have an appointment the dentist is very patient and goes through everything to make sure I am OK and not too nervous. The dentist nurses, particularly Rachel is amazing! Especially with my children when they come in makes me feel at ease!

Teresa Floyd

08:16 21 Aug 22

Had a referral from Seven Trees as I had severe dental painI am a very nervous patient however the service I received was outstanding from the minute I arrived to the minute I left and no more tooth painThank you so much

Christine Boyle

20:10 07 Apr 22

Had an appointment with Clohe yesterday and I can't praise her enough. So thorough and nothing was too much trouble for her. She was very caring and cosiderat e I felt relaxed and nothing was too much of a problem for her too deal with. My appointment was not rushed .

Adam Davie

19:59 10 Oct 21

From the offset call confirming my appointment this dental practice experience was five star compared to dentist based Midlands . Front desk staff / nurses excellent giving me the reassurance that I was booked in with a great dentist as I personally have a fear of the dentist being in my late 30s . After my review etc with the dentist it was forgone conclusion that a full on extraction was required the dentist himself was unbelievable reassuring excellent service total professionalism which I haven’t come across recently, great team whom care about the patient journey I most certainly didn’t just feel like a number under their care . Thank you to all staff at Larkham House Dental Practice.

Anthony Grave

20:07 12 May 21

Very good

brian rogers

16:08 18 Mar 21

On the 18/3/21 I had 2 extractions From the outset the staff were very friendly helpful and very professional the Dentist was brilliant I never felt hardly any of the extractions I will definitely use a again excellent service thank you...

Dental Emergency in Plymouth

Dental Emergency in Plymouth

It is considered a dental emergency when you have:

Severe Dental Bleeding

Dental trauma

Severe dental pain

Bleeding from an extracted tooth

Sudden and severe swelling

Sudden & severe facial swelling

An emergency appointment is not considered necessary for:

Chipped teeth

Crown Problems

Veneer Problems

Denture Problems

Implant problems

Bleeding Gums

Sensitive Teeth

Bad Breathe

Out-of-hours emergency dental service

World Wide Insurance (Practice Plan Members)

When to head to A&E/Call an ambulance

Severe Swelling

Severe Facial Swelling

Severe dental bleeding

Severe dental/head trauma

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