Urgent dental care at Oliver’s Battery

Emergency Dentist in Winchester

Toothache, a broken tooth or a lost filling? Call Oliver’s Battery Dental Surgery for urgent dental care in Winchester. We’ll assess your concern and explain the next steps.

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Call as early as possible to check the earliest available appointment.

Speak to our teamWe’ll guide you through your next steps

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Practice opening hours Monday–Thursday: 8am–5pm Friday: 8am–4pm

• Same-day appointmentsSubject to availability

• Focused assessmentX-rays where clinically needed

• Clear treatment optionsFees explained before treatment

• Support for nervous patientsA calm, understanding approach

94 Oliver’s Battery Road South, Winchester SO22 4EZ Free onsite parking

Local care. A reassuring approach.

Why Choose Oliver’s Battery Emergency Dentist?

Urgent dental care in Winchester, with a welcoming team, clear treatment options and a comfortable setting when you need support.

Convenient opening hours

Monday–Thursday

8am–5pm

Friday

8am–4pm

Call 01962 877877

Call early to check emergency appointment availability.

• Same-day appointments

  Emergency appointments on the same day, subject to availability.

• Private & NHS care

  Both private and NHS urgent dental care, subject to eligibility and appointment availability.

• Transparent private pricing

  Competitive private emergency fees, with options and costs explained before treatment.

• Established local practice

  A well-established Winchester practice with over a decade of trusted leadership.

• Free onsite parking

  Park directly outside the practice, with free onsite parking for your visit.

• Modern treatment suites

  Six air-conditioned suites, with digital X-rays to support prompt diagnosis where needed.

• Gentle, inclusive care for everyone

  A welcoming approach for families, nervous patients and individuals of all backgrounds, with time to listen to your concerns.

Know when to seek help

What Counts as a Dental Emergency?

Dental pain, swelling or an injury can be worrying. These problems may need urgent dental care. Tell our Winchester team about your symptoms so we can advise on the next steps.

• Sudden or severe toothache

  Severe pain affecting sleep or daily activities, or toothache that is not going away.

• Swelling in the face or gums

  Swelling in your face, jaw or gums, particularly if it is increasing or not settling.

• Knocked-out or damaged teeth

  A knocked-out adult tooth needs immediate dental help. Broken or chipped teeth also need assessment.

• Damaged fillings or crowns

  Cracked, broken or loose fillings, crowns or bridges. Contact us for advice on urgency.

• Infection or dental abscess

  A suspected abscess needs urgent dental treatment. Symptoms can include pain, swelling or a high temperature.

• Bleeding after dental work

  Bleeding that continues or restarts needs urgent advice. See below for bleeding that will not stop.

Our Winchester dentists assess urgent dental problems and explain your treatment options.

Call 01962 877877

Not registered here, or unable to reach us? Call NHS 111 for urgent dental advice. Appointments are subject to availability.

What Our Patients Say?

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elizabeth bungey

in the last week

Narinder Gill

in the last week

Mohammed is a very good dentist. My son and I have our 6 monthly checkups and he is always very polite and examines our teeth with care and makes the experience of seeing the dentist comfortable.

Maxine Wong

a week ago

Russell King

a week ago

Today was my appointment with this chap and his fine assistant Jenny. Fawad, I can honestly say. Is the best dentist I have ever had - and I have had a few over the decades. He genuinely cares about patient comfort and says it how it is. 3 fillings plus a scale and polish. Zero pain. Thank you and please don’t ever leave….

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a week ago

My faith is restored in dentists! Saghar shojazadeh is a very good dentist very informative and kind! The staff at Oliver’s battery very friendly and efficient!

• Follow-up Treatment Planning: Scheduling a subsequent appointment at our Olivers Battery practice to complete any necessary permanent restorative work (such as a definitive crown or final root canal filling) once the dental emergency is stabilized.
• Instructions: Take all prescribed antibiotics or pain relief medications exactly as directed by our Winchester emergency dentist. Avoid chewing on the affected side of your mouth, especially if a temporary filling has been placed. Stick to soft foods and avoid extreme hot or cold temperatures. If bleeding restarts, apply firm pressure with a clean gauze for 20 minutes. Contact our clinic immediately if facial swelling worsens, you experience a high fever, or severe pain returns.

FAQs About Winchester Emergency Dental Care