Severe toothache? Urgent dental care

Severe toothache can make it impossible to work, eat, and sleep. At Mabel Clinic, we do our best to see patients in pain as quickly as possible: we diagnose the cause, provide effective anaesthesia, and bring relief during the very first visit.

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Diagnostics and a treatment plan with no obligations.

Painless treatment

Effective anesthesia and comfort at every stage of the visit.

Post-treatment care

Clear recommendations, follow-up checks, and constant contact with the clinic.

Where does toothache come from and when to seek urgent help

The most common causes are deep decay, pulpitis, an abscess, a cracked tooth, or inflammation of the gum around an erupting wisdom tooth. Do not delay your visit if the pain is throbbing, worsens at night, does not subside after painkillers, or is accompanied by facial swelling or a fever. Such symptoms require urgent intervention from a dentist.

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Where does toothache come from and when to seek urgent help

Book an appointment

Where does toothache come from and when to seek urgent help

Book an appointment

What does an emergency dental visit at Mabel Clinic look like?

We begin the visit with a short interview and examination, usually supplemented by an X-ray, to precisely locate the source of the pain. After effective anaesthesia, we perform the necessary procedures: opening and preparing the tooth, draining an abscess or securing a cavity. You leave the surgery with relief and a concrete plan to complete the treatment, not just a prescription.

What you can do before your visit

Until your visit, you can take an over-the-counter painkiller in accordance with the leaflet and avoid hot, cold, and sweet foods. Do not apply heat to the painful area, as heat worsens inflammation, and do not place tablets directly onto the gum. Remember that medication masks symptoms but does not eliminate the cause of the pain.

What you can do before your visit

What you can do before your visit

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Other treatments in this category

Toothache

Urgent diagnosis of the cause of pain and effective treatment under anaesthesia, which brings relief during the very first visit.

Abscess drainage

Urgent drainage of the abscess and control of the infection, combined with a causal treatment plan to prevent recurrence of the problem in the future.

Treatment of dental injuries

Quick post-injury assistance: damage assessment, tooth protection, and implementation of treatment that offers the best chance of saving them.

Restoration of broken teeth

Emergency restoration of a broken tooth, restoring aesthetics and function, and protecting the tooth until final treatment.

Urgent root canal treatment

Immediate opening and preparation of a tooth with acute pulp inflammation, which quickly relieves severe pain.

Temporary restorations

Temporary fillings and crowns protecting the tooth after an emergency, aesthetic and functional until the final restoration is completed.

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We will analyze your situation and propose a treatment plan tailored to your needs. No obligations.

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