Weekend Emergency Dentist in London W1Open Saturdays 10am – 4pm
Toothache rarely waits for Monday. From 1 October 2026, our Marylebone clinic, moments from Oxford Street, opens every Saturday from 10am to 4pm, with same-day weekend appointments, subject to availability, for toothache, broken teeth, abscesses and more. We are closed on Sundays.
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Saturday Dental Care in Marylebone, W1
Tracking down a dentist on a Saturday in central London is rarely straightforward. Most practices in Marylebone, Mayfair and Fitzrovia close over the weekend, and NHS urgent dental availability varies by area and demand.
At Wimpole Street Medical & Dental, from 1 October 2026 we open every Saturday from 10am to 4pm with the same full range of emergency treatments we offer on weekdays (we are closed on Sundays, but open late until 8pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays). There is no reduced weekend service, our GDC-registered emergency dentists carry out examinations, X-rays, fillings, extractions, root canal treatment and more.
Our clinic at 22 Wimpole Street is a short walk from Bond Street and Oxford Circus stations, making weekend visits easy from Soho, Mayfair and across W1.
Weekend Emergency Treatments Available
Emergency Toothache Treatment
Diagnosis and treatment of severe dental pain, including fillings, root canal, and extractions.
Broken Tooth Repair
Composite bonding, temporary crowns, and emergency cosmetic repairs.
Dental Abscess Drainage
Incision and drainage, antibiotics where appropriate, and management of dental infections.
Lost Filling / Crown Replacement
Re-cementation of crowns and replacement of lost fillings.
Wisdom Tooth Assessment
Emergency assessment and extraction for painful or infected wisdom teeth.
Emergency Root Canal
Pulp extirpation and root canal treatment to save infected teeth.
Weekend Dental Care Options Compared
Both private and NHS emergency dental services have their place. Here is a general comparison to help you understand the differences.
| Feature | Our Clinic | NHS Emergency |
|---|---|---|
| Weekend availability | Saturdays 10am–4pm (closed Sundays) | Varies by area, contact NHS 111 |
| Access | Book online or call directly | Call NHS 111 for triage and referral |
| Continuity of care | Follow-up at same clinic | Follow-up via your regular dental practice |
| Treatments available | Full range including root canal, bonding, crowns | Emergency treatment as clinically appropriate |
| Emergency fee | £30 (assessment only, treatment additional) | Band 1: £26.80 (covers exam and emergency treatment) |
| Location | 22 Wimpole Street, Wimpole Street | Allocated by NHS 111 based on availability |
NHS Band 1 fee correct as of 2024/25. NHS emergency dental services provide essential care and may be the most appropriate option depending on your circumstances. Contact NHS 111 for guidance on NHS emergency dental access in your area.
How Weekend Emergency Care Works
From booking to treatment, a simple, transparent process focused on relieving your pain as promptly as we can.
Book Online or Call
Reserve a weekend slot online 24/7, or call 020 7183 0692 during opening hours. Same-day appointments are available subject to availability.
Emergency Assessment
A GDC-registered dentist will examine you, take X-rays if needed, and explain exactly what is happening and why.
Transparent Treatment Plan
You receive a written treatment plan with full costs before anything begins, no surprises, no pressure.
Same-Day Treatment
Where clinically possible we treat you on the spot: fillings, extractions, emergency root canal, or temporary measures to get you out of pain.
Weekend Emergency Dentist FAQs
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Need a Dentist This Weekend?
Open Saturdays 10am–4pm. Same-day emergency appointments, subject to availability.
For life-threatening emergencies, call 999. For NHS dental advice outside our hours, call 111.
Real Case Study – Emergency Broken Front Tooth


Emergency Root Canal & Crown for Severely Fractured Front Tooth
by Dr Yasha Shirazi
The patient presented with a front tooth fractured almost halfway, extremely sensitive and painful. After emergency root canal treatment, a fibre post was placed and a custom crown fitted to fully restore strength and appearance.
The adjacent chipped tooth was repaired with composite edge bonding. Both teeth were subtly reshaped for a balanced, natural-looking result.
“Pain-free and delighted — confidence and smile fully restored”




Individual results may vary. Images show actual patients treated by our team at our South Kensington sister clinic, with consent.
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Images show actual patients treated by our team at our South Kensington sister clinic, shared with consent. Individual results vary.
See Our Clinic
A look inside Wimpole Street Medical & Dental
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Meet Our Dental Team
Our experienced dental team is fully qualified and registered with the GDC, delivering safe, high-quality care in line with the highest professional standards.
Because our patients deserve nothing less.
Registered. Regulated. Trusted.
At Wimpole Street Medical & Dental, our clinicians are registered with the relevant UK regulatory bodies, including the GDC, GMC and NMC. Our dentists, dental nurses and medical professionals deliver care that meets the highest clinical, safety and ethical standards, because our patients deserve nothing less.
We Accept All Major Dental Insurances
We accept all major UK dental insurances, including AXA PPP Healthcare Dental Cover, Aviva Dental Insurance, Bupa Dental Cover, Cigna Dental Insurance, Vitality Dental Health Insurance, Unum and Boots Dental Plan Cover. We provide itemised receipts so you can claim back your treatment costs.
























