Emergency Dentist Finsbury Park N4
In an emergency immediately call us on 020 8245 7575 OR 0743 680 9977.
Our emergency dental clinic is conveniently located for patients in Finsbury Park and the surrounding areas of North London, including Stroud Green, Holloway, Crouch Hill and Harringay. We understand that dental pain or trauma can be sudden and stressful, so our team is here to provide calm, expert care exactly when you need it.
We operate a 24-hour emergency dentist service by appointment, allowing you to access urgent treatment at any time of day or night. Whether you’re suffering from a severe toothache, broken filling, wisdom tooth pain, root canal infection, abscess or dental injury, our experienced clinicians can help relieve discomfort and stabilise the issue quickly.
During your visit, we’ll carry out a careful examination, take X-rays if required, and provide on-the-spot treatment to reduce pain or prevent further damage. If ongoing care is necessary, we’ll clearly explain your options and fees before any additional work begins.
Our clinic offers a safe, ethical and fully equipped environment, designed to help even nervous patients feel at ease. Using modern dental technology and gentle techniques, we focus on restoring comfort and confidence as quickly as possible.
The practice is easily reached from Finsbury Park and neighbouring areas via public transport or car, with excellent connections across North London. The nearest Underground station is Bounds Green, providing simple access to and from all parts of the city.
By Bus:
Step 1Transfer to Finsbury Park Bus Station
Step 2Depart Finsbury Park Station - Boarding at Stop B
W3 bus to Alexandra Palace
Step 3Depart Palace Gates Road
Walk to 143 Durnsford Road, Wood Green
By Car
View journeyHow to get to the emergency dentist by Tube and rail:
London UndergroundThe station is served by the Piccadilly and Victoria lines. Although thought of as a 'deep-level' tube station, Finsbury Park has neither lifts nor escalators as its lines are less than 20' (6.1 m) below street level, though there used to be lifts from the high-level platforms to the tube level. These were the last hydraulically-operated lifts on LT. Access to the Piccadilly and Victoria line platforms is by staircase only, reached via two narrow passages that physically prevent the installation of automatic ticket barriers. Manual ticket inspections by ticket inspectors do, however, regularly take place to combat fare evasion and ticketless travel. Stand-alone Oystercard validators are available by the station entrances for "pay as you go" customers to touch in and out.
24 HOUR 365 DAYS A YEAR EMERGENCY DENTAL CARE.
143 Durnsford Road, London N11 2EL - Tel: 020 8245 7575 - Emergency: 0743 680 9977
