Toothache? We're here for you in Vienna!
Your dental health is our top priority – especially when you're in pain
Prompt help for acute toothache
Acute toothache: prompt help
If you're in pain, we will of course see you as quickly as possible – often on the same day.
Toothache? Always call us first
So that we can set aside the right amount of time for your treatment, please always call us before you come in if you're in pain. Our team will arrange the next available emergency appointment with you, which helps to keep waiting times down. This way we can stay well organised – even in a dental emergency.
Emergency appointments for patients in pain – available every day
We keep emergency appointments free every day for patients with severe or acute toothache. Whether it's an inflamed nerve, inflamed gums, a broken tooth or pain after treatment – we're here for you and will help quickly and without fuss.
Please bear with us if you have to wait despite our best efforts: patients in acute pain are seen in addition to our regular appointments. We do everything we can to help you as quickly as possible.
Outside opening hours
If you develop toothache outside our opening hours, please contact the on-call emergency dentist service in Vienna. You can find the current contact details:
- • on the website of the Vienna Dental Chamber (Zahnärztekammer Wien)
Very severe pain, swelling or a fever may mean it's an emergency – don't hesitate to seek help.
Your dental health is our top priority – especially when you're in pain
Stella Lobzhanidze and her team are here for you in 1120 Vienna, near Schönbrunn – with expertise and a personal touch.
Night and weekend emergency service
(01) 512 20 78
Outside opening hours
Our address
Schönbrunner Straße 236/17
1120 Wien, Austria
Guides on this topic
Broken tooth – what now?A broken or chipped tooth is usually not dangerous, and a dentist can usually treat it. Keep the broken piece moist and contact a dental practice quickly. If an adult tooth has been knocked out completely, act straight away.Read more
What causes toothache and what helps?Toothache usually has a cause in the tooth or the gums, such as tooth decay, an infection or a damaged tooth. Painkillers and simple measures can bridge the time until your appointment, but they do not treat the cause. If the pain lasts more than two days, come to the practice.Read more