When to visit
When to seek urgent dental care
Reasons include sudden pain, swelling, injury, a broken tooth, a lost filling or a loose restoration. Treatment depends on the findings and the time available at the urgent appointment.
- pain, inflammation or swelling;
- a chipped, knocked-out or otherwise injured tooth;
- a lost filling or a loose crown or bridge.
List of procedures
Treatments and prices
Treatment of acute toothache
from 1 200 CZKTreatment of inflammation and swelling
from 1 200 CZKTreatment of a broken or knocked-out tooth
from 1 800 CZKTemporary repair of a lost filling
from 900 CZKRefitting a loose crown or bridge
from 900 CZKTreatment following dental injury
from 1 500 CZKUrgent dental care for unregistered patients
from 1 500 CZKYour care, step by step
What treatment involves
Call reception
Tell us what is wrong and when it started. Reception will check availability and explain the next steps.
Examination
Your dentist identifies the likely cause and the urgent treatment needed.
Treatment and next appointment
Your dentist provides the necessary urgent treatment and explains whether another visit is needed to complete it.
Follow-up care
Further care after an urgent visit
An urgent visit focuses on the cause of your current symptoms. Another visit may be needed to complete treatment or restore the tooth. Your dentist will explain why.
Frequently asked questions
Before your visit
Can I come in with pain without an appointment?
Please call first. Reception will check availability and agree the next step. A same-day appointment cannot be promised in advance.
Should I use the form for acute toothache?
Please call for urgent problems. The form is not for immediate assistance and submitting it does not confirm an appointment.