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24-Hour Emergency Dental Care Near Hall Green
Patients in Hall Green can reach our emergency-focused clinic in Solihull for urgent assessment, including at night and on weekends.
Reference point
Hall Green railway station
Station Drive, B28 8AA
Approximate road distance
4.4 miles
To 16 Drury Lane from the stated reference point.
Time to allow by car
around 15–25 minutes
Traffic, roadworks and your exact start can make the trip longer.
Getting to our clinic from Hall Green
From Hall Green station, join Stratford Road briefly before using Solihull Lane towards the Solihull boundary. Continue towards Streetsbrook Road and central Solihull, then follow the town-centre approach to Drury Lane.
Main roads on the researched route: Stratford Road, Solihull Lane, Streetsbrook Road.
Local travel context
Hall Green covers a broad area, so this page uses the railway station as a consistent reference point. Drivers nearer Robin Hood Island will join Stratford Road at a different point, while those closer to the Acocks Green boundary may prefer a route through Olton. The estimate should therefore be treated as a starting guide, not a promise from every B28 address.
Emergencies we can assess
An emergency appointment begins with an examination of the problem. These links explain common reasons patients contact the clinic; the dentist will diagnose the cause and discuss suitable care.
Toothache
Assessment for persistent or severe dental pain.
Read treatment information →Dental abscess
Urgent assessment of pain, swelling or signs of infection.
Read treatment information →Broken or chipped tooth
Care after a tooth breaks, cracks or becomes painful.
Read treatment information →Lost filling or crown
Help when a restoration comes loose or falls out.
Read treatment information →Emergency extraction
Assessment when saving a painful tooth may not be possible.
Read treatment information →Wisdom tooth pain
Advice and treatment options for inflamed or painful wisdom teeth.
Read treatment information →What happens at the appointment
- 1. Assessment: the dentist listens to what happened and examines the affected area.
- 2. X-rays where needed: necessary imaging helps the dentist identify the cause.
- 3. Options and costs: the diagnosis, suitable treatment and fees are explained before treatment.
- 4. Care and aftercare: treatment may be provided where appropriate, followed by advice for recovery or follow-up.
Why patients travel to Solihull
- Open 24 hours, Monday to Sunday
- No registration or referral required
- Emergency-focused appointments
- Online booking before you travel
- Assessment and necessary X-rays included in the £20 consultation
Treatment beyond the consultation costs extra. Read the current payment and pricing information before booking.
When A&E may be more appropriate
Serious facial trauma, uncontrolled heavy bleeding, or severe swelling that makes breathing or swallowing difficult needs urgent medical assessment. Call 999 or attend A&E rather than delaying care to travel to the dental clinic.
Questions from patients travelling from Hall Green
How far is Drury Lane from Hall Green station?
The researched road route is approximately 4.4 miles. Your journey may be longer if you begin elsewhere in B28.
Does the Hall Green page represent a local branch?
No. The only clinic described here is One Emergency Dentist at 16 Drury Lane, Solihull.
Do I need a referral before travelling?
No referral or prior registration is required. You can call or book online directly.
What should I do if facial swelling affects breathing or swallowing?
Do not delay for a dental journey. Difficulty breathing or swallowing with severe swelling needs urgent medical assessment; call 999 or attend A&E.
You may also find the journey information for Shirley useful if you live near the boundary.
Book before you travel from Hall Green
The clinic is open 24 hours at 16 Drury Lane, Solihull. Call, book online or message the team before setting off.