Chipped Tooth

I just chipped one of my front teeth whilst eating my dinner (stupid fork!) and whilst it is only a small barely noticeable chip I should probably go to the dentist before it gets worse. It's quite sensitive and sore so I think a dentist would be a good idea. Question, I'm at uni and registered up at home and can't really get home to see my dentist for a while because of university stuff. Will leaving it for a couple of weeks causes problems for my tooth or should I try and find some sort of emergency dental clinic here? I tried looking online to find one and had no luck at all! Anyone know where I can find details of emergency dental clinics?

I've chipped my teeth a few times, nothing major to worry about. It will probably wear down and become less sharp in the next days so it'll be hardly noticable apart from in the mirror. Not sure about sensitivity but pretty sure that would go away too.

Does your uni have a dentist? I'm not that sure about emergency dental treatment, its quite a minor procedure to fix a chipped tooth and you'd probably be back of the queue

I broke one of my front teeth in half at the beginning of this term, phoned around the local private dental practices (found loads just by doing a google search) and found one that got me an emergency appointment for the next morning. Cost quite a lot, £90, but it would have cost about that much anyway back home.
I tried the NHS emergency dental service but they said the service was only for people who were pretty much in agony.