Treatments
Emergency dentist near Sleaford, seen the same day.
We're in Boston, about 18 miles from Sleaford, and see emergencies the same day, every day, for £25. Call 01205 337 000.
Key facts.
Same-day emergency appointments in Boston
If you're in Sleaford, Heckington or the villages around with a dental emergency, we can usually see you in Boston the same day. We're at 14-16 Strait Bargate, in the town centre.
Call us on 01205 337 000. The phone line is open 24/7. An emergency appointment is £25, you don't need to be registered with us, and you don't need a referral.
How far is it from Sleaford?
Boston is about 18 miles east of Sleaford by road. In normal traffic the drive takes about 25 to 30 minutes.
- By train. This is the simplest way if you'd rather not drive with a sore tooth. East Midlands Railway runs a direct train from Sleaford to Boston on the Poacher Line, usually about once an hour. The journey takes about 25 minutes. From Boston station it's about a 10 to 15 minute walk to us.
- By car. Take the A17 east from Sleaford towards Swineshead Bridge, then the A1121 into Boston. Boston Borough Council runs pay and display car parks around the town centre, listed on the council's car parks page.
Check train times with National Rail or East Midlands Railway before you travel, especially on Sundays and bank holidays.
When we're open
We're open every day of the year:
- Monday to Friday: 8:00am to 7:30pm
- Saturday and Sunday: 9:00am to 5:30pm
- Bank holidays: open
The weekday evening hours help if you work in Sleaford and want to come over after work. Call before you set off and we'll give you a time that fits the train or the drive.
Which problems need a dentist today
Call us the same day for:
- toothache that painkillers don't help, or that's lasted more than 2 days
- a swollen gum, cheek or jaw, which can be a dental abscess
- a broken, chipped or knocked-out tooth, see our broken tooth page
- a lost filling or crown, or a tooth that hurts when you bite
Our toothache page explains what you can do while you wait.
Go to A&E or call 999 for a serious injury to your face or jaw, bleeding from your mouth that won't stop, or swelling of your mouth, lips, throat or neck with difficulty breathing. Don't drive yourself. If you're not sure, call NHS 111.
What happens at your appointment
- We ask what happened, where it hurts and what makes it worse.
- Your dentist checks the tooth and takes an X-ray if it's needed.
- We explain the cause and your options, with the price of each.
- We ease the pain the same day where we can, and book any further treatment at a time that suits you.
If your tooth needs root canal treatment, we tell you the price first. A molar starts from £700, and the full list is on our pricing page.
See our emergency dentist page for more about how emergencies work here.
How to find us
14-16 Strait Bargate, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 6LJ, in the town centre. Boston train station, where the trains from Sleaford arrive, is about 900 metres away, roughly a 10 to 15 minute walk.
What it costs
The £25 covers your emergency appointment. Any treatment after that is priced before it starts, and you decide whether to go ahead. “From” prices start at that amount and depend on your treatment. Your dentist will give you a written plan and price before any work starts. See all our prices.
Common questions
Is there an emergency dentist near Sleaford open at the weekend?
Yes. We're in Boston, about 18 miles from Sleaford, and open Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am to 5:30pm, with same-day emergency appointments for £25.
Can I get to you by train from Sleaford?
Yes. There's a direct East Midlands Railway train from Sleaford to Boston, usually about once an hour, taking about 25 minutes. We're about a 10 to 15 minute walk from Boston station.
Do I need to be registered?
No. You don't need to be registered with us or have a referral. Call or book online as a new patient.
How much is an emergency appointment?
£25. If you need treatment after that, your dentist tells you the price before anything starts.
My face is swollen. Should I come in?
Call us on 01205 337 000 and we'll see you the same day. If the swelling is spreading to your eye or neck, or making it hard to breathe or swallow, call 999 or go to A&E.
Can I call at night?
Yes. Our phone line is open 24/7. Call and we'll book you into the first same-day slot.
Ready to book?
Book online, or call us on 01205 337 000. If it's urgent, our phone line is open 24/7.
or call 01205 337 000