Emergency · Ganshoren

Emergency dentist in Ganshoren: same-day appointment where possible

In a dental emergency, Maison du Sourire in Ganshoren, a short walk from the Basilica of Koekelberg, assesses your situation and does its utmost to offer you an emergency appointment the same day. Severe toothache, a broken tooth, an abscess, swelling, a crown or filling that has come out: call the practice and your pain will be treated as a priority.

Appointment
Same day where possible
Pain
Treated as a priority
Evenings and weekends
Dental on-call service: 02 426 10 26

Who it is for

When should you come in for this treatment?

  • Severe toothache or intense pain
  • Broken or cracked tooth
  • Abscess, swollen gum or cheek
  • Crown, veneer or filling that has come out
  • Tooth knocked out after an accident
  • Bleeding after a tooth extraction

Step by step

How does the treatment work?

Each step is explained to you in advance, with a detailed cost estimate for any major treatment.

  1. Call the practiceDescribe the pain or the accident: we assess your situation and do our utmost to see you the same day.
  2. First stepsThe practice tells you what to do while you wait for your appointment.
  3. Emergency treatmentThe dentist relieves the pain and treats or protects the cause.
  4. Follow-upIf longer treatment is needed, it is planned with a cost estimate.

Frequently asked questions

Dental emergencies: your questions

What should I do if I have severe toothache?

Call the practice: we assess your situation and do our utmost to offer you an emergency appointment the same day. In the meantime, your usual painkiller may help; do not put aspirin directly on the gum and avoid hot and cold on the tooth. Severe toothache is often treated with root canal treatment.

What should I do if a tooth has been knocked out?

Pick the tooth up by the crown without touching the root, rinse it briefly without rubbing and keep it in milk or in your mouth, against your cheek. See a dentist immediately: the chances of putting it back decrease quickly.

When should I call 112?

If facial swelling comes with a high fever or makes breathing or swallowing difficult, or after a serious injury to the face, call 112 or go to a hospital emergency department.

Who should I call in the evening or at the weekend?

Outside opening hours, the Brussels dental on-call service gives the list of on-call dentists on 02 426 10 26.

Dental emergencies in Ganshoren: book an appointment

Avenue Van Overbeke 196, 1083 Ganshoren

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