Fast, same-day care for toothache and dental emergencies.
If you’re in pain, you need clear answers and quick relief. Our team provides prompt emergency appointments to diagnose the problem and get you comfortable as quickly as possible.


When you’re suffering from severe toothache, it’s hard to focus on anything else. Unlike many other types of pain, acute toothache can be relentless leaving you unable to function. We know what it’s like to experience this type of distress, which is why we provide emergency toothache treatments for a range of problems.
Tooth decay
Decay or cavities in the tooth can expose the nerve and cause sharp, intense pain.
Tooth abcess
An abscess is a pus-filled sac caused by a bacterial infection. It can result in severe throbbing pain and swelling.
Tooth fracture
A cracked or fractured tooth can cause extreme discomfort, especially when chewing or exposed to extreme temperatures.
Damaged filling
If a dental filling becomes damaged or falls out, it can leave the tooth vulnerable to pain and sensitivity.
Infected gums
Gum infections, such as periodontal abscesses, can cause pain that radiates to the teeth.
Bruxism (teeth grinding)
Grinding or clenching your teeth can lead to toothache due to excessive pressure on the teeth.
Dental trauma
An injury to the tooth, such as a blow or impact, can result in severe tooth pain.
Sinus infection
Sinus infections can cause referred pain that feels like a toothache in the upper teeth.
At Re-Ignite Dental, we understand the distress caused by severe toothache — we see it every day in our Altrincham dental surgery. That’s why we take a caring and compassionate approach to emergency dental care.
We use the latest dental technologies, extensive expertise and a wealth of experience in toothache treatments to relieve the suffering of our patients. But every emergency dental treatment plan begins with an assessment.
Click the link below to book an assessment with the Re-Ignite emergency dental team. We’ll work quickly to diagnose the problem and provide swift treatment to ease your suffering.

We keep everything straightforward so you always know what to expect. Here are some of the most common questions new patients ask.
Not always, but severe or persistent pain should be assessed as soon as possible to prevent the problem worsening.
We aim to offer same-day emergency appointments whenever possible. Calling early gives you the best chance of being seen quickly.
We will assess the problem, take any necessary scans, and explain your treatment options clearly before proceeding.
In many cases, yes. Our priority is to relieve pain quickly and stabilise the issue, with follow-up treatment arranged if needed.
Avoid chewing on the affected side, take pain relief if appropriate, and call us as soon as possible so we can advise you.
Get the pain relief you need from a respected emergency dental practice in Manchester. For swift action, call us today on 03332 008 672.