Emergency Dental Service in Feldkirch

What is a dental emergency – and what is not?

Not every dental complaint requires immediate action. To help you assess whether your situation constitutes an emergency and how to respond appropriately, we have outlined the most common scenarios below.

Seek immediate dental or emergency dental care:

This can wait until regular opening hours:

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On-Call Dentist

Find the dentist currently on emergency duty in your area. Outside of emergency service hours? Call the free health hotline 1450 (available around the clock) or go directly to your nearest emergency department.

Tooth broken or knocked out?

Interactive first aid guide: what to do in the first few minutes following a dental injury – explained step by step.

Tooth Knocked Out

The first 3 minutes are critical

An avulsed (knocked-out) tooth can be saved if the right steps are taken immediately. Place the tooth in a tooth rescue box, available from your local pharmacy. Alternatively, it can be stored in cold UHT milk or saliva. Handle the tooth by the crown only – the root must not be touched. Do not rinse, clean, or wrap the tooth in a tissue. Seek dental treatment immediately.

The German Society of Endodontology and Dental Traumatology (DGET) has produced a video walking you through the correct response to a dental injury, step by step.

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Book an appointment

Here you have the opportunity to book an appointment with us directly and easily online. This is of course possible for existing as well as new patients and the type of appointment can also be freely selected. Please note that we are elective doctors. Appointments are of course possible for all patients of all health insurance companies.

We look forward to seeing you!