Same day
We prioritise genuine emergencies and aim to see you the day you call.
Honest fees
Your options and costs are explained clearly before any treatment starts.
Nervous?
You are in good company, Decades of experience with anxious patients, with sedation available where appropriate.
136 Swinnow Road, Bramley, around two minutes from Bramley station, with parking nearby.
If it hurts, do not sit on it.
WHEN TO CALL
​​If a tooth is broken, bleeding will not stop, or pain is taking over your day, treat it as a dental emergency and call us. These are the problems we see most often:
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Severe toothache that painkillers are not touching​
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A broken, chipped or cracked tooth
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A knocked out tooth
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A lost filling or crown
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Swelling of the gum or face, or a suspected abscess
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A broken denture you rely on
Not sure whether it can wait? Call us anyway. It is far better to check than to sleep on an infection, and our team will tell you honestly whether you need to come in today.
SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS
Three steps to getting out of pain.
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Call 0113 256 5214
Tell us what has happened and where the pain is. One of our friendly team will listen and book you in at the earliest available time.
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We prioritise you
We keep space in the diary for emergency dental appointments and aim to see you the same day, for new and existing patients.
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Seen, diagnosed, out of pain
Your dentist examines the area, finds the cause, relieves the pain and talks you through your options and costs before anything else is done.
Open late until 7pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and on alternate Saturday mornings, so we are a practical choice if you need a weekend dentist in Leeds or cannot get away during the day.
FIRST AID FOR YOUR TOOTH
What to do before you reach us.
TRANSPARENT FEES
Know the cost before anything starts.
Emergency appointment
£150 registered / £180 unregistered
Root canal treatment
from £350
Tooth extraction
from £160
See the full price list on our fees guide. 0% finance is available for larger treatment plans.
Your emergency appointment covers the examination, diagnosis and getting you comfortable. If treatment is needed, you get a clear plan and price first, always.
OUTSIDE OPENING HOURS
What to do when we are closed.
Our emergency appointments run during normal opening hours, including late evenings until 7pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays and alternate Saturday mornings.
Outside those times, call NHS 111 and they will direct you to the nearest out of hours dental service in Leeds. If you are struggling to breathe or swallow, or bleeding will not stop, call 999 or go straight to A&E.
WHY SWINNOW DENTAL
Calm hands when it matters.
Same day appointments are our aim for every genuine emergency
A 5 star rating from over 320 Google reviews
Experienced with nervous patients, with sedation available where appropriate
Clear, honest fees agreed before treatment starts
136 Swinnow Road, Bramley, two minutes from Bramley station, parking nearby
Being on Swinnow Road puts us minutes from Bramley, Pudsey, Farsley, Stanningley, Rodley and Armley, so if you are searching for an emergency dentist in Pudsey or anywhere across West Leeds, we are one of the closest practices able to see you today.
Your emergency appointment covers the examination, diagnosis and getting you comfortable. If treatment is needed, you get a clear plan and price first, always.
Severe toothache
Rinse with warm salt water, take your usual painkillers as directed on the pack, and avoid anything very hot, cold or sweet. Pain that keeps you awake or spreads to your jaw or ear usually points to decay or infection that needs treatment, such as a filling or root canal treatment. It rarely settles on its own.
Lost filling or crown
Keep the crown if you have it and avoid chewing on that side. Rarely painful at first, but the exposed tooth is vulnerable, so book within a day or two before it becomes a bigger problem.
Broken, chipped or cracked tooth
Keep any broken piece, rinse with warm water, and cover a sharp edge with sugar free chewing gum if it is catching your tongue. Broken tooth repair usually means smoothing, bonding, a white filling or an inlay or onlay. The sooner we see it, the more tooth we can usually save.
Abscess or facial swelling
A throbbing tooth with swelling, a bad taste or fever suggests an abscess. This is the one emergency you should never wait on, so call us the same day. If your face is swelling rapidly, or you have difficulty swallowing or breathing, go to A&E immediately.
Knocked out tooth
Time matters most. Pick the tooth up by the crown, not the root. If it is clean, place it gently back in the socket and bite on a clean cloth. If you cannot, keep it in milk and call us straight away. Never try to re insert a baby tooth.
Broken dentures
Do not attempt a home glue repair, as it usually makes a professional repair harder. We offer denture repairs and will get you back to eating comfortably as quickly as we can.
Patient Stories
"The practice is beautiful, the team are so friendly, and everything was explained clearly from the start. I’ve never felt more relaxed at a dentist – I actually look forward to coming back!"
-Google review, 2025
Frequently asked Questions?
1) Can I get a same day emergency appointment in Leeds?
Yes, that is our aim for every genuine dental emergency. Call us on 0113 256 5214 as early in the day as you can and our team will prioritise you at the earliest available time.
2) I am not a registered patient. Can you still see me?
Yes. We welcome new patients for emergency appointments from Bramley, Pudsey, Farsley, Armley, Horsforth and across Leeds. You do not need to be registered with us to be seen.
3) How much does an emergency dentist appointment cost?
Our emergency appointment fee covers your examination, diagnosis and immediate pain relief. Any treatment you need is priced and agreed with you before it starts. See our fees for the full price list.
4) What if I have a dental emergency outside your opening hours?
Call NHS 111 and they will direct you to the nearest out of hours dental service. If you have rapid facial swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or bleeding that will not stop, call 999 or go to A&E.
5) I am nervous about the dentist. What if I am in pain?
You are in good company here. Our team has decades of experience caring for anxious patients, and sedation is available where appropriate. Tell us you are nervous when you call and we will take it from there.
6) Will you pull the tooth out?
Only if it is the right option for you. Our first aim is always to save your natural tooth where we can, for example with a filling or root canal treatment. If an emergency tooth extraction is genuinely the best route, we will explain why and agree the cost with you first.
In pain now? Call us.
Call 0113 256 5214 and we will do everything we can to see you today. Prefer a routine visit instead? Book online or contact us and we will find a time that suits you.