Emergency dentist Manchester
Urgent dental help in Manchester, today
Struggling to find an urgent dental appointment in Manchester? Speak to a UK dentist by video for £24.99, usually the same day, without leaving home.
Speak to a dentist today
A secure video call with a GDC registered UK dentist, usually the same day.
From home
No travelling across Manchester while you're in pain. Join from your phone.
£24.99, flat fee
One fixed price, paid when you book. No membership.
Open 7 days
Weekend consultations cost the same as weekdays.
Swelling spreading to your eye or neck, or trouble breathing, swallowing or opening your mouth? Call 999 or go to A&E now.
Can't get a dentist in Manchester?
Many people in Manchester and across Greater Manchester find it hard to get a same-day dental appointment. ToothAid connects you with a GDC registered dentist by video, so you can find out what is likely causing the problem and what to do next.
We also see patients from Salford, Stockport, Oldham and anywhere else in the UK. You don't need to be registered with a practice.
Common reasons people book: toothache, wisdom tooth pain, abscesses and broken teeth.
No NHS dentist? Read your options when you're in pain.
How quickly can I speak to a dentist in Manchester?
Video consultations are usually available the same day. You choose a time from the live availability and speak to a GDC registered UK dentist from home, anywhere in Manchester or Greater Manchester.
How much does an urgent dental consultation in Manchester cost?
£24.99 for a video consultation. One flat fee, the same at weekends, with no membership. Any in-person treatment you need afterwards is quoted separately by the practice you choose.
Do I need to be registered with a dentist in Manchester?
No. You do not need to be registered with an NHS or private practice to book. Anyone aged 18 or over in the UK can book.
When should I go to A&E instead?
Call 999 or go to A&E if you have swelling spreading towards your eye or neck, difficulty breathing, swallowing or opening your mouth, uncontrolled bleeding or a serious facial injury.