Dentist
Emergency
in Tel Aviv
Available Friday and Saturday
Severe toothache, swelling, a broken tooth, a fallen crown, or another urgent dental problem that cannot wait? Dr. Tom Fizitzki provides treatment and first aid for dental emergencies, with availability during the weekend as well.
Call us, briefly tell us what happened, and we will guide you on what to do next.
When should you contact an emergency dentist?
Some situations should not wait until Sunday. If you are dealing with one of the following situations, we recommend contacting us and getting checked.
Severe toothache
Sharp, throbbing, or persistent pain that interferes with sleep, eating, or daily functioning may indicate a problem that requires diagnosis and treatment.
Swelling or abscess
Swelling in the gums, around a tooth, or in the jaw may be related to an infection and requires professional evaluation as soon as possible.
Broken or cracked tooth
A broken tooth may cause pain, sensitivity, and damage to the inner parts of the tooth.
Fallen crown
A crown that has fallen off or become loose may leave the tooth sensitive and make eating uncomfortable.
Lost filling
A filling that has broken or fallen out may cause sensitivity or pain and leave an unprotected area of the tooth.
Dental trauma
A blow to a tooth, a tooth that has moved out of position, or a knocked-out permanent tooth require prompt attention.
Wisdom tooth pain
Severe pain around a wisdom tooth, especially when accompanied by swelling, requires an examination.
Bleeding after treatment
Significant bleeding after an extraction that does not settle according to the instructions should be evaluated.
Pain after treatment
Unusual pain, worsening pain, or significant swelling after treatment should be checked.
Toothache does not check what day it is
It can be harder to find an available dentist during the weekend. Severe pain, swelling, or a broken tooth cannot always wait until Sunday.
- Emergency dentist on Friday
- Dentist on Saturday in Tel Aviv
- Weekend toothache treatment
- Dental first aid
- Quick coordination before arrival
What happens when you come in for emergency treatment?
The first goal is to understand what is causing the pain and treat the condition in the most appropriate way.
Contact us
Call or send a message and briefly describe what happened.
Examination and diagnosis
We examine the painful area and take an X-ray if needed.
Treatment
Treatment is determined according to the findings and the source of the problem.
Next steps and instructions
You receive a clear explanation of the condition and whether additional treatment is needed.
The goal is not only to silence the pain
Pain medication can sometimes provide temporary relief, but it does not necessarily treat the cause of the problem.
Antibiotics are also not an automatic solution for every toothache. It is important to understand exactly what is causing the problem and only then choose the appropriate treatment.
When should you seek immediate medical or hospital care?
If there is significant swelling spreading to the face or neck, difficulty breathing or swallowing, heavy bleeding that does not stop, or significant trauma to the face or jaw, seek immediate emergency medical care.
Dr. Tom Fizitzki
Dr. Tom Fizitzki’s dental clinic is located in the heart of Tel Aviv and provides professional dental treatment alongside a fast response for dental emergencies. The clinic provides treatment for toothaches, broken teeth, infections, swelling, and urgent dental problems.
In addition, the clinic also provides root canal treatments, fillings, extractions, restorative treatments, and cosmetic dental treatments. The clinic is equipped with advanced dental equipment and places emphasis on personal care, thorough diagnosis, and a treatment plan individually tailored to each patient.
Contact the clinicQuestions about emergency dental care
Can I see a dentist on Saturday?
Can I receive treatment on Friday?
I have a severe toothache — should I wait?
I have facial swelling because of a tooth. What should I do?
My crown fell off. Is this an emergency?
I broke a tooth, but it does not hurt very much. Should I come in?
Are antibiotics given for a toothache?
Do I need an appointment before coming in?
The clinic in Tel Aviv
Contact details and directions to the clinic. We recommend contacting us before arriving, especially in an emergency.
Is your tooth hurting right now?
Do not wait until Sunday.
Severe pain, swelling, a broken tooth, a fallen crown, or another urgent dental problem? Contact Dr. Tom Fizitzki and check whether treatment is available.