Dental Emergencies in Geneva
Sudden pain? A broken tooth? We are here for you.
Dental emergencies can arise without warning: intense pain, a broken tooth, swelling, or infection. In these moments, it is essential to be able to count on a responsive and caring team.
At the Dr. Mariona Palé Dental Clinic in Geneva, we reserve specific time slots each day for dental emergencies so that we can see you quickly, reassure you, and provide effective relief. In an emergency, it is important to be able to see a dentist quickly.
What are the most common dental emergencies?
Acute or persistent toothache.
Abscess, swelling, or infection of the gums or face.
Broken, knocked-out, or displaced tooth following trauma.
Loss of a filling or crown, exposing a sensitive tooth.
Persistent bleeding after an extraction.
Pain in a devitalized tooth or an old restoration.
Even if the pain is still tolerable, it is best to see a dentist quickly to avoid complications.
Sometimes, mild pain hides an underlying infection that can quickly worsen. An emergency consultation allows you to take action at the right time, relieve symptoms, and protect your overall oral health. Don't wait for the problem to get worse before seeking a solution.
Prompt and reassuring care for any dental emergency
As soon as you call, our team will guide you and offer you an appointment as soon as possible to provide you with care. When you arrive:
- We perform a complete clinical examination;
- Digital X-rays may be taken to identify the problem;
- We provide emergency treatment to relieve pain or treat infection;
- If necessary, we plan additional care or follow-up;
Our goal? For you to leave feeling relieved, informed, and supported.
Each patient is treated with empathy, and care is provided with the utmost attention in a calm environment. We know that a dental emergency can be stressful: we do everything we can to reassure you and restore your confidence.
Why choose our clinic in an emergency?
- Located in the center of Geneva, easily accessible.
- Emergency consultations available every working day.
- Experienced practitioners who listen to you.
- Modern technologies for rapid diagnosis.
- A caring medical team, accustomed to handling stressful situations.
Whether it's a dental emergency for an adult, a child, or an anxious patient, our practice adapts its approach. Both existing patients and new patients contacting us for the first time can be seen by a dentist at our Geneva practice.
Before your emergency dental appointment: a few useful tips
- Severe pain? Take a common painkiller (paracetamol or ibuprofen, as advised by your doctor).
- Broken tooth? Keep it in milk or saline solution.
- Swelling? Apply cold to the cheek; avoid heat.
- Bleeding? Apply a clean compress and apply light pressure.
If in doubt, call our dental clinic. We will guide you through the consultation process.
Prices and reimbursement
An emergency dental consultation is billed according to the procedure performed. A quote will be provided if additional treatment is required.
Some supplementary insurance policies may cover all or part of emergency dental care. Accident insurance (covered by your employer) covers the costs following trauma. Our office can provide you with information on the documents you will need.
We accept various payment methods and adapt to your situation to offer you accessible and transparent care.
Our opening hours for dental emergencies
Today : Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Outside these hours, we advise you to contact the on-call service of the Association des Médecins-Dentistes de Genève (AMDG).
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
An emergency? Don't let the pain set in
Our team is available and skilled to provide you with rapid and lasting relief.
Contact our dental clinic in Geneva by phone or make an appointment online for rapid treatment of your emergency.