See a UK dentist online in minutes
Expert advice, fast pain relief, and treatment sent to your phone for you to collect if needed.
Same-day video consultation
Speak to a GDC registered dentist by secure video, often on the same day for only £24.99.
- GDC registered, vetted UK dentists
- CQC registered provider
How ToothAid works
Three simple steps
- 1Book your slot · £24.99
- 2Video consultation
- 3Personalised care plan
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Why people choose ToothAid
- Seen the same day?Yes
- From home, on videoYes
- GDC registered dentistYes
- Evenings & weekendsYes
- Upfront, flat priceOnly £24.99
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Questions about online dental care
Can an online dentist help with urgent toothache?
An online dentist can assess your symptoms by video, discuss your medical history and advise on managing pain and next steps. ToothAid provides UK-wide consultations for adults aged 18 and over. A video call cannot replace an examination, X-rays or hands-on treatment when these are needed.
Can an online dentist prescribe antibiotics in the UK?
A UK GDC-registered dentist can issue a private electronic prescription by video, but only when clinically appropriate after an assessment; a prescription is not guaranteed. It appears in your patient notes, and you receive a text with a unique code to take to any UK pharmacy. Pharmacy medication and dispensing charges are separate.
Can an online dentist help with wisdom tooth pain?
Yes. A ToothAid dentist can assess wisdom tooth pain by video and advise on pain relief, reducing gum swelling and keeping the area clean around an erupting tooth. If a wisdom tooth causes a localised cheek swelling, the dentist may prescribe antibiotics to help it settle. Seek urgent care or call 999 if swelling spreads to your neck or towards your eye, your mouth opening reduces, or you have trouble swallowing or breathing.
Can an online dentist help with a dental abscess?
A video consultation can help a dentist assess a suspected abscess and how urgently you need care. Where the infection is localised, the dentist may prescribe antibiotics to bring the infection and swelling down while advising on the in-person treatment needed. Seek urgent care or call 999 if swelling spreads to your neck or towards your eye, your mouth opening reduces, or you have trouble swallowing or breathing.
How much does a ToothAid consultation cost?
A ToothAid video consultation costs £24.99, with no subscription. It includes the dentist's assessment, advice and a written care plan. If a prescription is clinically appropriate, there is no extra ToothAid issuing fee. Pharmacy medication and dispensing charges, and any in-person treatment, are paid separately.
Is ToothAid a regulated dental provider?
Yes. ToothAid is operated by Toothaid Ltd, registered with the Care Quality Commission in England under provider ID 1-18043045416. Consultations are provided by GDC-registered UK dentists whose registration and indemnity are checked before they see patients. CQC registration does not mean a video consultation is suitable for every dental problem.