The Rectory Dental Clinic
Principal Dentist Dr Alfie Chan BDS DRDP (Restorative Dentistry) Dip.Implant Dent., Assoc.FCG Dent.
Providing Professional Dental Care Across Newbury & Surrounding Areas - For Dental Emergencies Please Call: 07359 448 100

Emergency Dentist in Newbury – Same-Day and Out-of-Hours Care

Emergency Contact Number 07359 448 100

We offer emergency dental appointments outside normal practice hours:

Weekdays: 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Weekends: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Any additional treatment required will be fully discussed with you, and all fees will be agreed before treatment begins.

The Rectory Dental Clinic is accessed through the Camp Hopson car park. We have our own private patient parking spaces located immediately next to the main Camp Hopson car park.

Please click the link below to view the location of our designated patient parking spaces.

Emergency Out-of-Hours Dental Appointments

Need an emergency dentist in Newbury? The Rectory Dental Clinic provides same-day emergency dental appointments during normal opening hours and dedicated out-of-hours appointments on weekday evenings and weekend mornings. We welcome both existing and new patients experiencing toothache, swelling, dental infections, broken teeth, lost fillings or crowns, and dental injuries.

Fees For Same Day Emergency Treatment

Existing patient same-day emergency assessment: £95 including small x-rays

New patient same-day emergency assessment: £150 including small x-rays

Out-of-hours emergency call-out: £295– if you later decide to register with us as a regular patient with one of our Newbury Dentists we will deduct £100 from your future treatment costs

Small X-ray (if required): £18.00

Antibiotic therapy – from £18.50

You will be seeing Principal Dentist – Dr Alfie Chan BDS DRDP (Restorative Dentistry) Dip. Implant Dent. (Implant Dentistry) AssocFCGDent (Associate Fellow of the College of General Dentistry) orone of his dentist team.

What Counts as a Dental Emergency?

  • Severe or persistent toothache
  • Facial or gum swelling
  • Suspected dental abscess
  • Broken or fractured tooth
  • Knocked-out adult tooth
  • Lost filling or crown causing pain
  • Bleeding following treatment or injury
  • Wisdom-tooth infection
  • Trauma to the teeth, mouth or jaw

What Happens at an Emergency Appointment?

  • Examine the painful area
  • Take digital X-rays where necessary
  • Diagnose the cause
  • Relieve pain or stabilise the problem
  • Discuss temporary and permanent treatment options
  • Provide a written treatment plan and fees
Dr. Alfie Chan's modern dental surgery room at Rectory Dental Clinic with a dental chair, overhead examination light, digital monitor, and integrated treatment equipment.
Dental imaging suite at Rectory Dental Clinic featuring a 3D panoramic dental scanner and diagnostic imaging equipment.

Dr Alfie Chan – Dedicated Modern Surgery

Dedicated Imaging Suite at The Rectory Dental Clinic