Hong Kong Dental Emergency | Same-Day Emergency Dentist, 7 Days a Week at Home Dental

Our emergency consultation fee is HK$180 with no additional emergency or holiday surcharge, even on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays. Treatment costs beyond the consultation will depend on your specific condition and the procedures required.

Toothache is often a sign of infection or inflammation, such as pulpitis or an abscess. Delaying treatment can let the condition deteriorate rapidly, and it may even spread to other teeth or the bone. Early treatment reduces both the complexity and the cost of care.

Yes, we offer same-day emergency dental services 7 days a week, including Saturdays, Sundays and most public holidays. We reserve a limited number of emergency slots each day to ensure you receive professional care when you need it most.

Not necessarily. Some fractures can be repaired with a filling or a crown. The dentist will first take X-rays and perform a clinical examination, then decide whether the tooth can be saved based on the depth of the fracture and the condition of the root.

Yes! Home Dental has a WhatsApp emergency booking system, so you can leave a message even outside office hours. Our care team will reply as soon as possible and arrange the earliest slot for you.

Severe toothache affecting sleep, extreme sensitivity to hot or cold, swollen gums with fever, broken or cracked teeth, suddenly loose teeth, or loose dentures causing eating difficulty all warrant immediate attention. The sooner you seek treatment, the faster your recovery and the lower the risk of complications.

Wait times vary depending on the urgency of your situation and the number of patients at the clinic. We strive to address emergencies promptly and make every effort to see you as soon as possible on the same day you contact us.

No. Our emergency service treats new and existing patients alike. Simply provide your identity details and medical history, and the dentist can begin diagnosis and treatment.

Larger centres like ours have specialists in oral surgery, endodontics, periodontics and other disciplines under one roof. This means comprehensive diagnosis and treatment without external referrals, expediting your care and better addressing your emergency needs.

We offer local anaesthesia and, where necessary, monitored sedation, so you can complete treatment comfortably and with peace of mind. The dentist will choose the approach that suits your situation.

Home Dental's emergency consultation fee is HK$180 — the same as a standard consultation, with no emergency or holiday surcharge. The fee covers the dentist's initial consultation and clinical examination; dental X-rays, medication, fillings, root canal treatment, extractions or other treatment are charged separately according to what is actually needed. The dentist explains the diagnosis, treatment options and fees first, and treatment only begins with your consent.

WhatsApp us at +852 5402 6630 any time — our 24-hour customer service will help arrange your emergency appointment. During office hours you can also call +852 3956 9387 directly.

Subject to same-day dentist, clinic and emergency slot availability, an appointment can be arranged in as fast as about 1 hour. We recommend describing your symptoms via WhatsApp first — photos of your mouth are welcome if convenient — and we will arrange the earliest feasible slot as soon as possible.

Home Dental provides dental services 7 days a week, with consultations available on Saturdays, Sundays and all public holidays. Emergency slots are limited, so please enquire as early as possible.

No. The dentist first identifies the true cause of the pain, then arranges treatment accordingly. Many emergency cases can receive initial treatment on the same day — for example a temporary filling, abscess drainage, the first stage of root canal treatment, an extraction, or managing a dislodged crown.

Not always. Toothache can be caused by tooth decay, an inflamed dental nerve, periodontal (gum) disease, an inflamed wisdom tooth, a cracked tooth and other conditions. The dentist will examine you, arrange dental X-rays where needed, and then determine whether root canal treatment is required.

Not necessarily. Some abscessed teeth can be saved with root canal treatment. Extraction is only recommended when the tooth can no longer be saved.

Not always. Some patients need the infection brought under control first, with removal arranged at a suitable later time. The dentist will advise based on the degree of inflammation, the tooth's position and your overall oral condition.

In some cases, yes. Whether a same-day extraction is suitable is decided after the dentist's examination.

Some patients can begin initial root canal treatment on the same day. Suitability depends on the tooth's condition and the dentist's clinical judgement.

Yes. The dentist will examine the cause of the loosening, then determine whether it can be re-secured on the same day or whether other treatment is needed.

Have it checked by a dentist as soon as possible. If the tooth starts to hurt, the nerve is exposed or a crack appears, seek care even sooner.

We don't recommend it. Keep the crown or bridge and bring it to the clinic, where the dentist can check whether it can be re-cemented or needs to be remade.

Not necessarily. Brief sensitivity to hot and cold can usually wait for a routine dental check-up. If the sensitivity persists, affects your sleep or gradually worsens, have it assessed as soon as possible.

Not necessarily. Painkillers only relieve symptoms temporarily — the underlying cause may still be there. If the toothache persists or keeps coming back, have it examined.

An abscess usually indicates infection. Even if the symptoms ease temporarily, the source of infection may not have cleared — have it checked as soon as possible.

Not necessarily. It can also be caused by a dental abscess, an inflamed wisdom tooth or other conditions — a dentist's examination is needed to tell.

For localised swelling, see a dentist as soon as possible. If the swelling worsens rapidly and is accompanied by fever, difficulty swallowing or difficulty breathing, go to a hospital A&E department immediately.

We recommend still getting examined. Some infections can stop hurting temporarily while the underlying cause remains.

Dental nerves can sometimes produce “referred pain”, so the place where you feel pain is not always the affected tooth. The dentist will find the true cause through a clinical examination and X-rays.

Have it checked as soon as possible. Even if the tooth is not visibly loose, the injury may still affect the root or the developing permanent tooth.

If circumstances allow, avoid touching the root. Gently rinse off any surface dirt (do not scrub), and get to a dental clinic as quickly as possible. The sooner treatment is received, the better the chance of saving the tooth.

Many dental treatments can be carried out during pregnancy under the right conditions, but the dentist will assess the stage of pregnancy, the condition and your overall health before deciding on a suitable plan.

Coverage varies between policies. We can provide official receipts and supporting documents so you can claim according to your policy's requirements.

Of course. You're welcome to describe your symptoms via WhatsApp, with photos of your mouth if convenient. A formal diagnosis isn't possible before a clinical examination, but it helps us arrange a more suitable appointment time.

Yes. Our WhatsApp customer service operates 24 hours a day — even if your toothache strikes in the middle of the night, someone will register you and arrange your booking, making sure you are treated in the earliest emergency slot the next day.