At Hartog Dental our award winning team is fundamental to everything that we do. Our team approach means that we regularly draw on the diverse expertise and specialisms of each clinician to bring you and your family the very best care and attention possible.
If you have an emergency during practice opening hours please call the practice and we will ensure that you are treated at the earliest possible opportunity – we would anticipate for the majority of cases this will mean on the same day.
If you have an emergency at the weekend or on a bank holiday, please call our practice and your call will be directed to our on-call dentist.
“I reported my issue at 1:45 pm by phone, and it had been sorted the same day by you by 5 pm, first rate”
“Thank you so much for sorting my tooth. Tobi-Jane was just amazing. I don’t think I’ve had somebody so attentive and reassuring when I’ve been in the chair. Looking forward to coming back in a few weeks.”
– C.Jones
Following your consultation, we will provide a full treatment plan (where treatment is required). Your treatment plan will explain any treatment options and relevant fees. We will discuss your treatment plan with you and clearly explain all payment options to help spread the cost of your treatment.
Our finance options can help spread the cost of your treatment, with rates starting from just 0% APR.
Broken Tooth/Lost Filling
If you have a broken tooth or a lost filling, don’t panic! Usually these situations are only irritating to the tongue and a little sensitive and you probably don’t need to visit the emergency clinic. Keep the area as clean as best you can and contact the practice at your earliest convenience.
Lost Crown
If the tooth is not sensitive or unsightly, keep the crown in a safe place and contact us at your earliest convenience. If the tooth is sensitive or unsightly then you can get some temporary crown cement from your local chemist but please do not use any other glue based materials as this may prevent us from being able to re-cement the crown permanently.
Painful Wisdom Teeth
Sometimes food gets trapped beneath the piece of gum that covers over the wisdom tooth. This can cause swelling, heat and occasionally can prevent full opening of the mouth. In such cases, the best thing to do is keep the area clean with a toothbrush and Chlorohexidine Mouthwash (which can be purchased from the chemist). You may also need some pain killers – any that would normally be taken for headaches are suitable. If this does not resolve the problem then please contact the practice.
Dislodged Teeth Due To Trauma
If the problem is with a baby tooth that has been knocked out completely or pushed up into the gum, please try not to worry! Usually tender loving care, pain relieving medication and reassurance will see you through until you can get to see us. It is, however, very important that you contact us as soon as possible as this will need careful monitoring. For adult teeth, if the tooth has been cracked or chipped but is not too painful then please do not be overly concerned. Contact us as soon as possible and we will be able to help.
For any more serious accidents, please visit the A&E department of your nearest hospital. It may occasionally be possible to save teeth that have been completely knocked out – the best chance of doing this is if the tooth is stored in either the persons mouth or milk until you reach hospital.
“The best dental practice I have ever been to, excellent treatment and support, the best care and help over and above the necessary, thank you!”
– Caroline Patterson
“Thank you so much for sorting my tooth. Tobi-Jane was just amazing. I don’t think I’ve had somebody so attentive and reassuring when I’ve been in the chair. Looking forward to coming back in a few weeks.”
– C. Jones
“Thank you for all your fantastic work and care! You have a great team here.”
– Rob Carter
I work in London and get home late. Could you fit me in?
Absolutely, we are happy to offer evening clinics and Saturday appointments
I really do not like visiting the dentist. How can you help me with my anxiety?
Comfort breaks can be accommodated in longer treatments, and we can also provide oral and IV sedation carried out by consultant anaesthetists to deliver the very best care.
I haven’t been to the dentist in years. What should I do first?
We would arrange a new patient examination for you in order to discuss your dental history, take any necessary x-rays and discuss your treatment going forward.
What is the cost to see an emergency dentist?
Our emergency dental treatment costs depend on the nature of the issue and when you need to see an emergency dentist. We offer out of hours and bank holiday emergency cover, please call one of our clinics for more details.
I’m not registered with Hartog, can you still help?
Yes, if you are not registered with us but are in need of an emergency dental appointment, we can help. Our team can be on hand to assist with all of your emergency needs, simply call today and we can arrange a suitable appointment for you.
A warm and friendly dentist, particularly interested in treating nervous patients.
Abbey has a gentle, modern and comprehensive approach. She is very easy to talk to and you will get to know and love her very quickly. She strides to provide the highest standards of care with the utmost diligence and empathy. One of Abbeys strengths lies in her compassion and she particularly enjoys caring for our most nervous patients. She also enjoys transforming her patients' smiles to confident ones.
A lady of many talents, Tobi has a wealth of experience in general dentistry.
Mehdi has worked in a number of prestigious private practices in Hampshire and London.
Stephanie is a very experienced, approachable and dedicated dentist, she enjoys treating all patients and delivers excellent care in a calm and kind manner.
Emily is a kind, warm-hearted very experienced and dedicated Multi-Award-Winning Facial Aesthetic dentist. We know you will be in good hands when you visit her.
