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Emergency Dentist Wadebridge: Prices and Same-Day Appointments

2 practices near Wadebridge publish a private emergency appointment fee: from £94 to £220, middle price £157. The cheapest listed is No 65 The Dental Surgery at from £94. An urgent NHS appointment costs £27.90 through NHS 111.

Dental practices within 6 miles of Wadebridge centre, with the emergency fee each practice publishes on its own website. Practices with a listed price come first, cheapest first.

No 65 The Dental Surgery

65 Molesworth Street, PL27 7DS · 0.0 miles

Emergency appointment from £94Check-up £74Hygienist £99Sees non-registered patientsDental implantsPrivate patients

Wadebridge Dental Care Ltd

8 Park Place, PL27 7EA · 0.1 miles

Emergency appointment £220Sees non-registered patientsEvening or weekend emergenciesOpen SaturdaysDental implantsNHS and private

Park Chambers Dental Practice

10 Harbour House, Harbour Road, PL27 7AH · 0.2 miles

Padstow Dental Practice

18 Riverside, PL28 8BY · 4.6 miles

St Leonard's House Dental Practice

4 Higher Bore Street, PL31 1JW · 5.8 miles

Bodmin Dental Care

64 Pool Street, Bodmin, PL31 2HB · 6.0 miles

Severe pain at night? Contact NHS 111. Go to A&E for swelling near the eye or throat, trouble breathing or swallowing, or heavy bleeding.

Questions about emergency dentists in Wadebridge

How much is an emergency dentist in Wadebridge?

2 practices near Wadebridge publish a private emergency appointment fee: from £94 to £220, middle price £157. The cheapest listed is No 65 The Dental Surgery at from £94. An urgent NHS appointment costs £27.90 through NHS 111.

Can I see an emergency dentist without being registered?

Yes. In England you do not register with a dentist the way you do with a GP. Many private practices see new patients for emergencies; the cards marked 'Sees non-registered patients' say so on their own websites. For NHS urgent care, contact NHS 111 online or by phone and you should be offered treatment within 24 hours or 7 days depending on your symptoms.

When should I go to A&E instead?

Go to A&E or call 999 if you have facial swelling affecting your eye or neck, swelling that makes it hard to breathe, swallow or speak, bleeding that will not stop after 10 minutes of pressure, or a serious injury to your face, mouth or teeth.

What does the NHS charge for urgent treatment?

In England the NHS urgent dental charge is £27.90 from 1 April 2026, the same as Band 1, unless you are exempt. Follow-up work such as a filling or root canal is charged at Band 2 (£76.60).

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