Emergency care · Skopje

Toothache? Call us, we will see you.

Severe toothache, swelling, a broken tooth or a lost filling should not wait. Call us and we will see you as a priority, ease the pain and explain what comes next.

What can cause toothache

Most often the pain comes from decay that has reached the tooth's nerve (the pulp), from inflamed gums, a cracked tooth or a wisdom tooth with no room. A sharp twinge with cold or sweet things is usually a smaller problem; pain that throbs, wakes you at night or does not stop means the tooth needs professional care soon.

Until we see you

Rinse with warm salt water, avoid very hot or cold food and do not chew on that side. Do not put aspirin directly on the gum — it burns the tissue. If there is swelling, hold a cold compress on the outside of the cheek.

When it is urgent

Call straight away if you have:

  • swelling of the cheek, jaw or under the eye
  • a fever together with toothache
  • difficulty swallowing or opening your mouth
  • a broken or knocked-out tooth after a blow
  • bleeding that will not stop after an extraction

What we do

First we find the cause: an examination and, where needed, a digital X-ray in seconds. Then we ease the pain — most often with root canal treatment, a filling or draining the infection — and tell you clearly what the options are, aiming to keep your natural tooth. We recommend an extraction only when the tooth truly cannot be saved.

Common questions

Toothache — common questions

Can I come the same day if I have toothache?
Yes. Call 02 3237 456 or 02 3290 109 and say you are in pain — patients with pain or swelling are seen as a priority.
Can toothache go away on its own?
Sometimes the pain settles, but the cause remains: the nerve can die and the infection carry on without pain, then return as swelling. It is worth having the tooth checked even after the pain stops.
Will the tooth have to come out?
Usually not. With root canal treatment most painful teeth can be saved. An extraction is the last resort.
Where are you?
At Kiro Krstevski Platnik 18, Skopje. We are open Monday to Friday 10:00–20:00 and Saturday 10:00–14:00.

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