I called Friday evening to see if they had emergency appointments due to serious tooth pain. They were very polite and willing to accommodate. Due to me being a 45-minute drive away — the closest dentist I could find on Google that was open — they assured me they would see me when I got there. Upon arrival the staff were so polite and welcoming. The expertise and advice before the procedure was amazing. Definitely worth the trip to get the pain away. 100% recommend them.
Emergency dentist · Chapeltown & Ecclesfield
Emergency dentist for Chapeltown and Ecclesfield: 15 minutes, seen today
Chapeltown and Ecclesfield are about 15 minutes from Deepcar Dental Care, over Grenoside or round by the A616. Emergency slots are kept every day from 8am to 8pm.

Clinically reviewed by Dr Ibraheem Ijaz, Principal Dentist · GDC 301711 · Last reviewed April 2026
S35 to S36: close enough to count as your local emergency dentist
For most of north Sheffield we are not a long-distance option but the practice over the hill. Chapeltown, Ecclesfield, High Green, Burncross and Grenoside all sit within a quarter of an hour of Manchester Road, which is closer than the city centre and quicker than Hillsborough at school-run time. S35 has grown fast, with new estates around Thorncliffe, and the dentists there are full; a same-day slot is rare and a Sunday one rarer. We hold emergency appointments every day, treat about eight in ten emergency callers on the day they ring, and Dr Ijaz answers the overnight line himself. There is no registration; you call 0114 288 2121 and we tell you when to set off.
The Northern General, NHS 111 and what a north Sheffield patient can expect
NHS 111 covers Chapeltown and Ecclesfield as part of NHS South Yorkshire, with dental triage 24 hours a day and urgent appointments offered across the four boroughs when the criteria are met. The Northern General on Herries Road is ten minutes down the A61 and has both a 24-hour emergency department and the region's maxillofacial unit, which makes it the right place for a broken jaw, a deep cut to the lip or tongue, or an infection that has become serious: swelling spreading down the neck or up to the eye, trouble swallowing or breathing, fever with a swollen face, or bleeding that will not stop. For toothache, a lost filling, a chipped tooth or a wobbly one, the emergency department will point you back to a dentist, and we are nearer to you than they are.
Over Grenoside and down Jawbone Hill, or round by junction 35A
From Ecclesfield, go up The Common and through Grenoside on Main Street, then down Jawbone Hill into Oughtibridge, where you meet the A6102 Manchester Road; turn right and follow it through Wharncliffe Side to Deepcar. Number 334 is on Manchester Road as you come into the village, with free parking in front. From Chapeltown and High Green the quicker line is often the A61 north to Westwood roundabout beside M1 junction 35A, then the A616 west past Wortley to the Deepcar exit and down Carr Road; both routes take about 15 minutes. Jawbone Hill is steep and shaded and is the first road round here to ice, so use the A616 on frosty mornings.
Chapeltown station, the 201 and the bus through Hillsborough
Chapeltown station has trains to Sheffield twice an hour, but they go the wrong way for us, and Deepcar has no station. The direct public transport is the South Pennine Community Transport 201, which runs from Chapeltown through Tankersley to Deepcar and Stocksbridge a few times a day on weekdays, stopping on Manchester Road. Otherwise take a bus into Hillsborough and change to the Stagecoach 57, which runs up the valley twice an hour in the daytime. A taxi from Chapeltown is about 15 minutes.
Children's teeth, loose teeth and molars that hurt on biting
Being close changes what we see. Chapeltown and Ecclesfield patients arrive early, with problems that have not had time to become dramatic:
- A child's tooth knocked loose at Chapeltown Park or in the playground at Ecclesfield, often with a lip that has swollen faster than the tooth has moved. See tooth trauma.
- An adult tooth that has become loose, either after a knock or because gum disease has quietly taken the bone from around it. See loose adult tooth.
- A back tooth that hurts sharply when you bite and release, which is the way a cracked cusp announces itself. See fractured cusp.
A loose tooth is not always a lost tooth. After a knock we can splint it to its neighbours with a thin wire and composite for a couple of weeks while the ligament around the root repairs; done within a day or two, most such teeth tighten up. When looseness comes from gum disease there is no injury to heal, so the conversation is about cleaning, keeping what bone remains and, sometimes, planning for a replacement. Knowing which of the two you have is the first job of the examination, and the X-ray usually settles it.
What the first visit costs, and what comes next
The examination is £30 with X-rays and takes 15 minutes. Splinting, a filling, smoothing a sharp edge or an extraction is priced in writing before you agree to it; after 6pm on weekdays and at weekends there is an out-of-hours charge. Prices are listed on emergency dental fees, and the visit itself is described on same-day emergency appointment. Being 15 minutes away also makes follow-up simple, whether it is a permanent filling next week or a hygiene visit to protect a loosened tooth.
Find us
Getting to us from Chapeltown & Ecclesfield
334 Manchester Road, Deepcar
Sheffield S36 2RH
- Open 8am–8pm, 7 days including most bank holidays
- Free on-site parking directly outside
- Wheelchair accessible ground-floor surgeries
- 0114 288 2121 · 24-hour emergency line
- Sheffield centre25 minA61 / A6102
- Stocksbridge5 minA6102
- Hillsborough15 minA61 then A6102
- Barnsley30 minA628 / A616
- Rotherham35 minM1 J35A, A616
- Penistone15 minA616
Questions, answered
Questions from Chapeltown & Ecclesfield patients
Are you closer to Chapeltown than the dentists in Sheffield city centre?
Yes. Chapeltown to Deepcar is about 15 minutes; Chapeltown to the city centre is 25 or more on a normal weekday. Ecclesfield is much the same.
Which way is quicker, Grenoside or the A616?
About equal in normal conditions. Grenoside and Jawbone Hill is shorter; the A61 and A616 via junction 35A is easier in bad weather and at night.
Can my child be seen today after a fall?
Yes. Ring as soon as it happens; a tooth that has been pushed out of place is easiest to reposition within the first few hours.
Do you treat patients who are registered with a dentist in Chapeltown?
Yes. Emergency care needs no registration and we do not ask you to leave your own dentist. We will send them a copy of what we did if you want us to.
Should I go to the Northern General or to you?
The Northern General for a jaw injury, a deep facial cut, or an infection with spreading swelling, fever or difficulty swallowing. For a tooth problem without those, come to us.
Do you cover High Green, Burncross and Grenoside?
Yes. Grenoside is under ten minutes, Burncross and High Green about 15. Wortley and Thurgoland are similar via the A616.
In their own words
Patients who travelled to us in pain.
Dr Ibrahim helped me today with a difficult extraction. He is my hero for the dedication, skill and professionalism shown today. It was a tough one but wow. I was in so much pain and he saved me from it. I am eternally grateful to him. Just brilliant.
Visited today for a private emergency appointment. The practice was very clean and tidy, the staff very friendly and helpful. They really listened to my concerns and put me at ease. Addressed the problem and extracted my tooth — nothing was too much trouble. Swift service — top notch.
In pain? Don’t wait
Same-day emergency appointments, seven days a week.
£30 emergency examination including X-rays. Call now and a real person answers, or grab a slot online.
334 Manchester Road, Deepcar, Sheffield S36 2RH · Free parking