Allen House Dental
Established in 1982
Address: 186 Hungerford Road, Crewe
Allen House Dental (Established in 1982)
Address: 186 Hungerford Road, Crewe
Same-Day Appointments Available
Emergency Dentist in Crewe We're Here
Dental pain, a broken tooth, or a lost filling should not wait. Book your same-day emergency appointment for £99.99 — includes consultation, exam, and X-rays. No hidden fees.
"With over 23 years of experience, I've helped hundreds of patients through dental emergencies in Crewe. You're in safe hands. We'll take it from here."
Dr Aiman Sinjab, Lead Dentist
Dr Aiman Sinjab, Implant Dentist
“Many patients tell me they have been putting this off for years. Once they understand their options clearly, they often wish they had come in sooner.”
From £99.99
New patient emergency assessment
New Patients
You don't need to be registered
40+ Years
Trusted by Crewe families since 1982
Is It a Dental Emergency?
Not every dental problem needs same-day attention, but some absolutely do. Here's how to tell the difference.
Needs urgent same-day care
Severe toothache not relieved by painkillers
Knocked-out or displaced tooth
Dental abscess with swelling or fever
Lost filling exposing sensitive dentine
Broken tooth causing sharp pain
Facial or jaw swelling spreading fast
Uncontrolled bleeding from the mouth
Can wait for a routine appointment
Mild toothache that comes and goes
Cracked or chipped tooth with no pain
Cosmetic concerns or staining
General discomfort around a crown
Sensitivity to hot or cold only
Lost filling with no sensitivity
Important: If you experience difficulty breathing, swallowing, or rapidly spreading swelling around the jaw or neck, call 999 immediately or go to A&E. This could indicate a life-threatening infection.
Request Your Emergency Appointment
Available Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5 pm. Fill in the form and we our team will confirm your slot.
Your Assessment Fee: £99.99: private emergency appointment. Includes consultation, clinical examination and X-rays.
Your personal information is 100% secure and will not be shared with any 3rd party
Common Dental Emergencies Explained
Click any condition below to find out what to do while you wait for your appointment.
Severe Toothache
Pain that won't go away with painkillers
Severe, persistent toothache is often a sign of infection, deep decay, or a cracked tooth. It requires professional assessment. It won't resolve on its own.
What to do right now
Take over-the-counter pain relief if suitable for you, do not exceed the recommended dose
Rinse with warm salt water to reduce inflammation
Avoid very hot, cold, or sweet foods which may trigger the pain
Do not place aspirin directly on the tooth or gum, it can burn soft tissue
Submit your booking request above and we will contact you to confirm a slot
Knocked-Out Tooth
Adult tooth dislodged from its socket
A knocked-out adult tooth can sometimes be saved if you act quickly and correctly. Time is critical. Ideally you need to be seen within 30–60 minutes.
What to do right now:
Pick the tooth up by the crown (the white part) do not touch the root
If it is dirty, rinse it briefly under cold water, do not scrub it
If possible, gently place the tooth back into the socket and hold it there
If you cannot reinsert it, store it in a small container of cold milk
Submit your request immediately and note "knocked-out tooth", we will prioritise your call
Note: this guidance applies to adult teeth only. A knocked-out baby tooth should not be reinserted, contact us for advice.
Dental Abscess or Swelling
Swelling, pus, fever, or throbbing pain
A dental abscess is a bacterial infection that causes a pocket of pus to form. It is a serious condition that will not get better without treatment and can spread if left untreated.
Symptoms include: severe throbbing pain, facial or gum swelling, sensitivity to pressure, fever, a bad taste or smell, or difficulty opening the mouth.
What to do right now:
Take pain relief (ibuprofen is particularly effective as it reduces inflammation)
Rinse with warm salt water 2–3 times a day to help draw infection
Do not attempt to drain the abscess yourself
Submit your booking request urgently, noting that you have swelling or possible abscess
If swelling spreads to your jaw, neck, or eye area, or you have difficulty breathing call 999 immediately
Lost Filling or Crown
Restoration has fallen out or come loose
A lost filling or crown exposes the underlying tooth to bacteria, temperature sensitivity, and further damage. It should be restored promptly.
What to do right now:
Keep the area clean, rinse gently after eating
If your crown has come off intact, store it safely, we may be able to recement it
Avoid chewing on the affected side to prevent further damage
You can use a temporary filling paste from a pharmacy (e.g. Dentemp) as a short-term measure
Do not use household glue or superglue under any circumstances
Submit your request and select "Lost Filling or Crown" as your issue
Uncontrolled Bleeding
Bleeding from the mouth that won't stop
Some bleeding after a tooth extraction or injury is normal. However, if firm pressure for 10–15 minutes does not stop the bleeding, you need urgent help.
What to do right now:
Apply firm, continuous pressure to the area using clean gauze or a folded cloth
Bite down firmly and hold for at least 10–15 minutes without checking
Avoid rinsing, spitting forcefully, or hot drinks, these dislodge clots
If bleeding continues after 15 minutes of sustained pressure, contact us immediately or go to A&E
Broken or Chipped Tooth
Tooth has fractured, causing pain or sharp edges
Broken teeth can range from minor chips to major fractures exposing the nerve. Even a chip with no pain should be assessed, as sharp edges can cut the tongue or cheek and minor fractures can worsen.
What to do right now:
Rinse your mouth with warm water to keep it clean
If you find the broken fragment, keep it, bring it to your appointment
Apply gentle pressure with gauze if there is any bleeding
Use a cold compress on the outside of the cheek to reduce swelling
Avoid very hard or crunchy foods until you are seen
Submit your booking request and enter "Broken or Chipped Tooth" as your issue
Request Your Emergency Appointment
Available Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5 pm. Fill in the form and we our team will confirm your slot.
Your Assessment Fee: £99.99: private emergency appointment. Includes consultation, clinical examination and X-rays.
Your personal information is 100% secure and will not be shared with any 3rd party
Meet Your Dentist
Dr Aiman Sinjab
Lead Dentist with 23 years of experience treating patients across Crewe and Cheshire
Dental emergencies can be frightening, especially when you are in pain and not sure what to do next. My approach is simple. We find out what is causing the problem, get you comfortable as quickly as possible, and explain everything clearly before any treatment begins.
In 23 years of treating patients in Crewe, I have seen every type of dental emergency. Whatever has brought you here today, you will leave with a clear diagnosis, a full understanding of your options, and a plan you are happy with.
23 years treating dental emergencies in Crewe
BDS, Medical University of Silesia, Katowice
Cosmetic Dentistry training, UCL London
Advanced training in endodontics and oral surgery
My goal is to give you clear, honest advice without pressure, so you leave your consultation understanding exactly where you stand and what your options are.
Emergency Appointment Costs
We always confirm costs clearly before treatment begins. No surprises.
Emergency Assessment
£99.99
Emergency consultation Clinical examination Dental X-rays included
Please note: The assessment fee covers your initial consultation, examination, and necessary X-rays. If further treatment is required (such as fillings, extractions, or root canal therapy), we will provide you with a full written cost estimate before any additional work begins. You are never committed to further treatment on the day. We also offer 0% interest-free finance on treatments over £350.
Your Emergency Appointment, Step by Step
We know dental emergencies are stressful. Here's exactly what happens when you come in.
Submit Your Request
Fill in the form with your details, dental issue, and preferred appointment time. We'll review your request and contact you to confirm your slot typically within 2 hours during practice hours.
Immediate Assessment
When you arrive, we examine the affected tooth and take digital X-rays if needed to accurately identify the cause of your problem. We always explain what we can see and what it means.
Pain Relief First
If you are in pain, our priority is making you comfortable before anything else. We use local anaesthetic and can discuss sedation options for patients who are particularly anxious.
Clear Diagnosis and Options
We explain the diagnosis in plain language, present all your treatment options, and give you full cost details in writing. You decide how to proceed there is no pressure.
Treatment and Aftercare
Emergency treatment can often begin at the same appointment if appropriate. Before you leave, we give you clear written aftercare instructions and tell you when to seek further help.
Why Crewe Patients Choose Allen House Dental
Experienced Emergency Team
Our clinicians manage a wide range of dental emergencies regularly. Dr Aiman Sinjab has 23+ years of experience, including complex oral surgery and implantology.
Advanced Diagnostic Technology
We use digital X-rays and CBCT 3D imaging on-site to identify problems quickly and accurately no referrals needed for most cases.
Specialist Care for Anxious Patients
We offer IV sedation, happy gas (nitrous oxide), and acupuncture for anxiety — unique to our Crewe practice. No judgement, no rushing.
0% Interest-Free Finance
Spread the cost of treatment over 12–24 months with no interest on treatments over £350. We also accept NHS patients subject to availability.
Convenient Crewe Location
Located at 186 Hungerford Road, CW1 6EJ easily accessible from Nantwich, Sandbach, Winsford, Middlewich, and Alsager. Free parking available.
New Patients Always Welcome
You do not need to be a registered patient to be seen for an emergency. We welcome new patients from across Crewe and Cheshire for urgent care.
What Our Patients Say
We are proud to be trusted by patients across Crewe and the surrounding area. Here is what some of our patients have said about their experience with Allen House Dental.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be an existing patient to book an emergency appointment?
No. We welcome both new and existing patients for emergency dental care. New patients pay £99.99 for the initial emergency assessment, which includes the consultation, examination, and any necessary X-rays.
How quickly will I hear back after submitting the form?
During practice hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 7pm depending on the day), we aim to respond to all requests within 2 hours. Requests submitted outside practice hours will be picked up first thing the next working day. We will contact you by phone or email to confirm your appointment slot.
Can I get a same-day appointment?
We reserve emergency slots daily for urgent cases. Same-day appointments are subject to availability. If you have a genuine emergency such as a knocked-out tooth, severe abscess, or uncontrolled bleeding, please indicate this clearly in the form and we will prioritise your request accordingly.
What does the £99.99 fee cover?
The emergency assessment fee covers your initial consultation, clinical examination of the affected area, and any dental X-rays required to diagnose the problem. If further treatment is needed (fillings, extractions, root canal, etc.), we will provide a full written estimate before starting — there is no obligation to proceed with further treatment on the day.
Do you offer NHS emergency dental treatment?
Allen House Dental is a mixed NHS and private practice. NHS emergency treatment is subject to availability. If you are an existing NHS patient, please indicate this in your booking request. For guaranteed rapid access to an emergency slot, private emergency appointments are typically available much sooner.
What if I am very nervous about visiting the dentist?
We specialise in nervous and anxious patients. We offer IV sedation, happy gas (nitrous oxide), and acupuncture for anxiety — techniques that most practices do not provide. You will never be rushed or judged. Let us know you are feeling anxious in the notes field of the form and we will make sure your appointment is handled with extra care.
What are your opening hours?
Monday: 8:30am – 5:00pm
Tuesday: 8:30am – 6:00pm
Wednesday: 8:30am – 7:00pm
Thursday: 8:30am – 6:00pm
Friday: 8:30am – 5:00pm
Out-of-hours requests submitted via this form will be confirmed first thing the following working day.
Ready to Book Your Emergency Appointment?
Fill in the form we'll confirm your slot as quickly as possible.
Allen House Dental
Address:
186 Hungerford Rd, Crewe CW1 6EJ, United Kingdom
Hours:
Monday 8:30am–5pm
Tuesday 8:30am–6pm
Wednesday 8:30am–7pm
Thursday 8:30am–6pm
Friday 8:30am–5pm
Phone: 01270 581024
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