Patient Emergency Appointment From £55
Small X-ray £10 Each
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01226 282954
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Our practice is open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Our opening times are:
- Monday: 08.30am – 06.00pm
- Tuesday: 08.30am – 06.00pm
- Wednesday: 08.30am – 06.00pm
- Thursday: 08.30am – 06.00pm
- Friday: 08.30am – 06.00pm
- Saturdays: 09.00am – 03.00pm
- Sunday: Closed
Directions
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Buses: 122, 17, 18, 96, 1. -
Trains:Transport for Wales, Crosscountry, Great Western Railway, Great Western Railway. -
There is also the station car park or the NCP car park if you are driving and wanting to park nearby.
Immediate Care with Our Emergency Dentist
Dr. Kenny Adenusi
Lead Dentist – Hayes Croft Dental Surgery, Barnsley
Dr. Surya Nandakumar
Dental Therapist
Out of Hours Dentist Barnsley: Always Here When You Need Support
Facing a dental crisis can be both painful and stressful. At Hayes Croft Dental Surgery, our experienced team in Barnsley is ready to provide fast, effective emergency dental care whenever you need it most. Whether you’re dealing with a sudden toothache, a broken tooth, or a lost filling, we’re here to help you get back to comfort quickly.
Emergency Dental Appointments Starting from £55
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Same-Day Treatment and Relief
When dental pain strikes, waiting simply isn’t an option. Our practice offers same-day emergency appointments to ensure you receive timely care without unnecessary delay. We work efficiently to assess your situation and provide the most appropriate treatment to relieve your discomfort as quickly as possible.
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Complete Dental Emergency Solutions
Our experienced clinical team is equipped to handle the full spectrum of dental emergencies — from severe toothache and chipped teeth to extractions, root canal treatment, and damaged restorations. Whatever the issue, we have the skills and equipment to restore your dental health promptly and effectively.
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Comprehensive Assessments
Every emergency visit begins with a thorough clinical examination to accurately diagnose the problem. Where additional imaging is needed, we can provide small periapical X-rays (£10 each) or a panoramic radiograph (OPG) at an additional cost of £50. This detailed assessment ensures we recommend the most effective course of treatment for your individual situation.
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24 Hour Emergency Dentist Barnsley
Dental emergencies rarely wait for a convenient moment. Our team provides emergency dental support across extended hours including evenings and Saturdays, so you can always reach us when you need urgent care. Out-of-hours guidance is available to help you manage discomfort until you can be seen.
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Clear & Transparent Pricing for Emergency Dental Treatment
We believe in honest, upfront pricing so you always know what to expect before your treatment begins. There are no hidden charges — just straightforward, fair fees for high-quality care. Our emergency appointment starts from just £55.
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Gentle, Pain Free Dental Techniques
We understand that dental emergencies can be anxiety-inducing, especially for nervous patients. Our team takes a calm, gentle approach to every procedure, using advanced techniques to minimise discomfort and ensure you feel at ease throughout your visit.
Emergency dentist in Greenwich reviews via Google Business
I had an emergency same day appointment at Hayes Croft… I received friendly and excellent service from the entire team and I couldn’t wish for anything more. From a very anxious patient I’m now looking forward to my check up and a big thank you for all your help and support.
Michael Parker
Had an emergency appt today with Dr Kenny. Everything from start to finish was very good .The receptionist was lovely .Very happy with the appointment. Thank you .
Angela Newman
These guys offered me an emergency appointment immediately for a broken tooth. Easy to find with parking very close to the practice, reception staff were really helpful and friendly on the phone and also on arrival. ...more
Donna Fretwell
Relieving Dental Discomfort Before Your Emergency Visit
While you wait for your appointment at Hayes Croft, there are steps you can take to manage pain and prevent further damage:
- Avoid touching the affected area: Keep fingers and objects away from injured teeth or soft tissue to reduce the risk of infection or additional harm.
- Be cautious with temperature: Very hot or cold drinks can aggravate sensitivity in an already vulnerable tooth. Stick to lukewarm liquids where possible.
- Choose soft foods: Avoid hard, chewy, or sticky foods that could worsen pain or dislodge a damaged restoration.
- Pain management: Over-the-counter analgesics such as ibuprofen or paracetamol can help manage discomfort in the short term. Avoid aspirin if you’re experiencing any oral bleeding, as it can increase it.
- Preserve a knocked-out tooth: If a tooth has been knocked out, keep it moist by placing it in milk or a saline solution and bring it to your appointment as quickly as possible.
- Keep the area clean: Gently rinsing with warm salt water can help reduce swelling and keep the area free from bacteria.
- Avoid DIY fixes: Do not attempt to repair or remove teeth yourself. Improvised dental treatment can cause serious complications that make professional care more complex.
What To Expect: Your Emergency Dental Care Journey
At Hayes Croft Dental Surgery, you’re in safe, experienced hands from the moment you contact us. Our reception team will take your details quickly and efficiently including your name, contact number, and a brief description of your concern so we can prepare for your arrival and ensure the right clinician is ready to help.
We’ll book you the earliest available appointment and provide all the information you need, including our address, parking details, and an outline of likely costs. For those experiencing severe pain, one of our dentists may call you ahead of your visit to discuss your symptoms and offer interim pain management advice.
Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30am–6:00pm, and Saturday, 9:00am–3:00pm. For urgent guidance outside these hours, please call our practice for recorded out-of-hours support information.
Our priority is always to make you comfortable, treat the problem effectively, and get you smiling again with as little disruption to your day as possible.
When Dental Emergencies Require Urgent Attention?
Some situations go beyond what a dental practice can manage and require immediate hospital care. Please seek emergency medical attention or call 999 if you experience any of the following:
- Uncontrollable bleeding: If oral bleeding cannot be stopped with gentle pressure, seek immediate medical care.
- Rapidly worsening or intolerable pain: Severe escalating pain may indicate a serious underlying condition requiring urgent intervention.
- Facial trauma or fractures: Injuries involving broken teeth, jaw damage, or deep lacerations to the face or mouth may need hospital assessment.
- Swelling affecting breathing or swallowing: Any swelling that compromises your airway is a medical emergency. Do not wait — call 999 immediately.
- Knocked-out tooth with significant trauma: While we can often reimplant knocked-out teeth, associated trauma may need hospital care.
- Signs of spreading infection: Fever, spreading facial swelling, or pus associated with a dental abscess can become dangerous. Seek urgent care if symptoms are worsening rapidly.
Can I return to my regular dentist after treatment?
Absolutely. If you’re registered elsewhere and simply need emergency care to get you through, you are very welcome to visit Hayes Croft for treatment. We will provide you with any digital X-rays taken at no extra charge, so your regular dentist can continue your care seamlessly.
Should you wish to continue your treatment with us, our in-house team includes general dentists alongside specialists covering endodontics, oral surgery, periodontics, orthodontics, implantology, and dental hygiene. We can support your entire dental journey from emergency relief through to long-term restoration and cosmetic care.
Helping Anxious Patients at Private Dentist in Barnsley
We know that dental anxiety is very real, and we take it seriously. For patients who find dental visits stressful, we offer a range of options to help you feel calm and in control, including intravenous (IV) sedation, inhalation sedation, oral sedation, and minimally invasive techniques designed to reduce discomfort. Our gentle, patient-centred approach ensures that even the most nervous patients can receive the care they need in a safe and supportive environment.
You’re also welcome to browse our patient reviews to hear directly from people who have experienced our care. We maintain rigorous quality standards and are committed to delivering private dentistry of the highest calibre in a welcoming, modern setting.