We are available for appointments 24 hours a day. While our standard operating times are between 7am and 11pm, we can still see you at anytime you like and are more than happy to book patients in 24 hours a day.

For appointments outside of our standard operating hours, we do charge a call out fee to be seen.

Please note:

The call out fee does include the cost for the consultation, X-rays and first line of treatment required to get you out of pain for one tooth. Treatments included can be complex extractions, composite fillings or even the first stage of a root canal to get you out of pain.

For any further information please don’t hesitate to call us on 07928 577 277.

We mostly see dental emergencies and we always send patients back to their own registered dentist. However, if you do not have a dentist and want to be seen, you can contact us on 07928 577 277 to get booked in. No registration is required.

Warm salt water rinses are very useful if you have swelling or some sort of infection, as salt water is a natural antiseptic and can reduce pain. Another temporary measure is taking over the counter painkillers as this will slightly reduce any pain. Always consult with a professional before taking any medication.

Most people suffer from dental pain at night due to the position in which they are laying down, as blood rushes to the head and the pain or swelling in the tooth increases. To avoid this pain, we advise visiting the dentist as they will be able to take X-Rays and provide suitable treatment.

Unfortunately, toothache is not classed as a life threatening emergency so they will not be able to treat you.

However, if you have facial swelling that is affecting your ability to breathe then we advise you to visit A&E.

If you are registered with an NHS dentist you may be able to get a dentist appointment at your own dentist, however it may not be on the same day. Dental practices generally close at 5 pm so to get an NHS emergency dentist appointment may be difficult.

Out of hours NHS do provide emergency appointments but have very strict criteria such as persistent bleeding and unable to breathe or swallow due to swelling.

If this is the case your NHS dentist should have an alternate local number for you to call in the case of emergency.

Night and Day Emergency Dentist provides private treatment and promises to see you on the same day. You can contact one of the reception staff members on 07928 577 277 and get an appointment immediately.

Our staff at Night and Day are experts at dealing with nervous patients. We ensure that we provide a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere to avoid any additional anxiety. We will do everything we can to help. You will be in complete charge of your treatment, so if you ever want us to stop you just wave at us and we stop. We carry out all treatments at the pace that suits the patient and strive to provide a comforting experience. You are entitled to discover treatment options before any treatment is carried out, as our main focus is to provide patient centred care.

No, you don’t have to be registered with anyone to see us.

There is an initial emergency consultation fee of £50.

Once we do special tests to see what is wrong with the tooth we always discuss all costs before treatment starts. There are no hidden costs.

We are an emergency dental service. So most of the time we see nervous patients. No one likes coming to the dentist. Once you speak to us on the phone we will reassure you and guarantee you won’t have to be nervous about anything. We work very relaxed and all of our patients (well most) really enjoy their time with us.

Yes we regularly see patients from abroad as they have no dentist here. We welcome all patients.

204–208 Infirmary Road, Sheffield (S6 3DJ) – well-located near several key attractions. Just a short walk away is the Kelham Island Museum and the historic Sheffield Royal Infirmary building. The address is well-served by public transport, with Infirmary Road tram stop (on the Blue and Yellow Supertram lines) just two minutes away, making it easy to reach from the city centre or Sheffield Station. Walking, driving, and bus routes also provide straightforward access.