Emergency Dentists in Manchester and Leeds, Available 24 Hours a Day, 365 Days a Year

24/7 emergency dental care in Manchester and Leeds, get seen same day within 25 minutes. We also have emergency dental clinics across the UK, helping you find care when you need it.

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  • Same-dayAppointments available
  • 24 hoursManchester & Leeds
  • No registrationRequired
  • EmergencyAppointments
  • 19 ClinicsAcross the UK
  • UrgentDental care

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19 Night & Day clinics across the UK

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What to expect from Night & Day

Learn more about our approach, hear answers to common questions and see a patient’s experience.

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About Night & Day Emergency Dentist

A quick introduction to Night & Day and what patients can expect.

What Counts as a Dental Emergency?

Toothache and severe tooth pain

Swelling or dental abscess

Broken or chipped tooth

Lost filling or crown

Wisdom tooth pain

Emergency tooth extraction

Root canal treatment

Loose implant crown or lost veneer

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How an Emergency Dental Appointment Works

From your first contact through to aftercare, we keep the process clear when you need help quickly.

Appointment timing is subject to availability at your selected clinic.*

  1. 01

    Step 1

    Call or get in touch

    Tell us what is happening and choose the Night & Day clinic most convenient for you.

  2. 02

    Step 2

    Attend your appointment

    Once your clinic confirms the earliest suitable appointment, arrive at the agreed time and we will get you checked in.

  3. 03

    Step 3

    Receive your treatment

    Your dentist will assess the problem, explain the options clearly and provide the appropriate care.

  4. 04

    Step 4

    Ongoing post-treatment support

    Leave with practical aftercare guidance and a clear route back to the team if you need further help.

Real treatment results

See the difference considered care can make

Explore examples of real clinical results achieved through considered dental care.

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Composite bonding restored the tooth’s shape, strength and natural appearance.

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Broken tooth restoration

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Teeth restoration

Porcelain veneers · 5 visits

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What Our Patients Say

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A Night & Day dentist caring for a patient

Patient rating

4.8 / 5

Across our Night & Day clinics
3,200+ Google reviews

I’m absolutely petrified of the dentist hence why I’m in the situation I’m in now! I can’t recommend them enough so understanding and explain everything - they look after you unlike my dentist highly recommend!
Olivia McNallyManchester Clinic

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Emergency Dental Costs

The cost of an emergency dental appointment depends on your clinical assessment and the treatment you need. Your dentist will explain the options and costs before any treatment begins.

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Emergency Dental Care for Nervous Patients

Whether you’re nervous, dealing with an emergency or visiting us for the first time, getting the right help should feel straightforward.

Nervous patients

Nervous about seeing a dentist?

Tell us when you book if you’re feeling anxious. Our team can take things at your pace, explain what’s happening clearly and help you feel more comfortable throughout your visit.

Dental emergencies

Need urgent dental care?

If you’re dealing with toothache, swelling, a broken tooth or another urgent dental problem, contact your nearest Night & Day clinic and we’ll help you understand the next step.

New patients welcome

No registration required

You don’t need to be an existing Night & Day patient to book with us. New patients can contact a clinic directly when they need help.

Emergency Dentist Questions, Answered

General guidance from the Night & Day team. For local opening hours, availability and booking information, select your nearest clinic.

Yes. Our Manchester and Leeds clinics provide 24-hour emergency dental care, 365 days a year. Call the clinic first so the team can advise on the earliest suitable appointment. Opening hours at our other clinics vary, so please check your nearest clinic for local details.

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You do not need to be an existing patient to look for urgent care. Choose your nearest clinic to check its appointment process and availability.

Severe tooth pain, swelling, dental trauma, a knocked-out tooth, uncontrolled bleeding, or a broken tooth may need urgent attention. If swelling affects breathing or swallowing, or bleeding cannot be controlled, seek emergency medical help.

Contact the most relevant Night & Day clinic as soon as possible. The clinic team can discuss your symptoms and the appropriate next step.

Emergency appointment availability varies by clinic. Use the clinic finder to choose a location and view the correct local contact and booking information.

Opening hours and out-of-hours availability vary by clinic. Please select your nearest clinic for current local information.

Use the clinic finder on this page to search by town or city, then continue to the locations area for local details.

The cost depends on your clinical assessment and the treatment you need. Your dentist will explain the options and costs before any treatment begins. Our payment options page explains how payment works.

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For most dental problems, such as toothache, a broken tooth or a lost filling, an emergency dentist is the right place to go. Call 999 or go to A&E if you have swelling that is spreading to your eye or neck or affecting your breathing or swallowing, bleeding that will not stop, or a serious injury to your face or head. If you are unsure, call the nearest clinic or NHS 111 for advice.

Emergency dentistry treatments

Toothache often feels worse at night because lying down increases blood flow to the head, and there are fewer distractions. Persistent or throbbing pain can be a sign of infection or nerve inflammation, so it should be assessed by a dentist rather than left to settle.

Toothache treatment