Dental emergencies in Zaragoza
Pain or a knock? We give you a priority appointment to see you as soon as possible within clinic hours.
A dental emergency gives no warning: severe pain, an abscess, a knock or a broken tooth can appear at any time. In those cases what matters is being seen quickly to stop the pain and its cause.
If you have an emergency, call us: within our hours we try to give you a priority appointment to see you as soon as possible.
Why choose NÔRAÍ for your dental emergencies
- Priority appointment within clinic hours.
- Fast attention to the pain and its cause.
- A clear assessment of what happened and what to do.
- Follow-up of the treatment once the emergency is resolved.
Most common dental emergencies
These are the situations people call us about most often, and what to do until you get here:
- Severe toothache: it's usually caused by a deep cavity or an inflamed nerve. It can often be resolved with root canal treatment, which saves the tooth.
- Abscess or swelling: it's an infection and needs to be treated soon. Don't apply heat to the area.
- Broken or cracked tooth: keep the fragment if you find it and avoid chewing on that side.
- Tooth knocked out by a blow: hold it by the crown, without touching the root, and keep it in milk or saline solution. Call us straight away: time is key.
- A filling or crown has come out: keep the crown and come in so we can check it; don't try to stick it back on yourself.
- Swollen or bleeding gums: this may indicate an infection or a gum problem that should be assessed.
When is it really an emergency?
Call us as soon as possible if you have pain that keeps you awake at night, swelling in your face or gum, a tooth that has been broken or loosened by a knock, or bleeding that won't stop. We assess it by phone and give you a priority appointment.
Outside our opening hours, if the swelling is growing quickly, you have a high fever or you find it hard to swallow or breathe, don't wait: go to a hospital emergency department or call 112.
Your treatment, step by step.
Call us
Tell us what's happening by phone or WhatsApp so we can prioritise your case.
We see you as soon as possible
Within our hours, we look for a priority slot to see you.
We resolve the emergency
We relieve the pain and treat the cause as far as possible in that same visit.
Follow-up plan
If more treatment is needed, we explain the next steps.
Opening hours for emergencies
We see emergencies within our opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 10:00 to 13:00 and from 16:00 to 19:30, and Fridays from 10:00 to 13:00. Call us on 876 450 026 or message us on WhatsApp and we'll find you the first available slot.
After the emergency
Getting rid of the pain comes first, but it isn't the last step: once the emergency is resolved, we explain what happened and what definitive treatment the tooth needs, with a closed quote, so it doesn't happen again.
Emergency dentist near you
We're at Av. del Puente del Pilar, 29, in Barrio de Jesús (Arrabal), a short walk from the Old Town. If you're on the left bank of the Ebro (Arrabal, Picarral, La Jota, Vadorrey or Actur), you can get here in no time.
Frequently asked questions
What do I do if a tooth has been knocked out?
Call us immediately. If it's a permanent tooth, time matters a lot; we tell you over the phone how to keep it while you come in.
I have an abscess, is it urgent?
An abscess or swelling should be assessed as soon as possible, as it indicates infection. Call us for a priority appointment.
Do you see emergencies the same day?
Within our hours we always try to give a priority appointment the same day. The best thing is to call us to arrange it.
What can I take for the pain until I arrive?
Avoid self-medicating without guidance. Call us and we'll advise you; the priority is for us to see you and treat the cause.
Can I come in without an appointment if I have an emergency?
It's better to call us first: that way we can organise the schedule and see you as soon as possible, instead of you having to wait at the clinic.
How much does a dental emergency cost?
It depends on what needs to be done to resolve it. Before any treatment, we explain what you need and how much it costs, with no surprises.
What do I do if I'm in pain at night or at the weekend?
If the pain is bearable, call us as soon as we open and we'll give you a priority appointment. If there's swelling that's growing, a fever or difficulty swallowing or breathing, go to a hospital emergency department or call 112.
Your first visit is free. Start here.
Tell us about your dental emergency and we'll call you to find the time that suits you best. No commitment.
