Find a Dentist

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Find a Dentist Near You

Find a dentist if you need professional care after a dental injury or are unsure what to do next.

Use the official NHS tool to search for nearby dental practices.

This tool shows NHS dental practices only. Private dentists may be available closer to you — you can search online to find the nearest private provider.

If You Need Urgent Advice Right Now

If you cannot find a dentist or the injury is severe, call

NHS 111

They can advise you, assess the urgency, and arrange emergency dental care if needed.

If there is heavy bleeding, facial injury, suspected fracture, or difficulty breathing, go to A&E immediately.

What to Take With You

The knocked-out tooth (kept moist)

Any fragments of broken tooth

Your ToothRevive kit (if available)

Details of how the injury happened

This helps the dentist make the correct decisions quickly.

What to Expect at the Dentist

Check the socket and surrounding teeth

Take X-rays

Clean the area

Replant the tooth (if appropriate)

Splint the tooth to neighbours

Prescribe antibiotics or pain management if needed

Follow-up appointments are often required.

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