Emergency dental care in Solna

Do you have toothache, a broken tooth or a filling that has come loose? Call us or book an emergency appointment online, and we will help you as soon as we can.

  • Emergency appointments today or tomorrow, subject to availability
  • Licensed dentists with over 20 years of experience
  • 3D X-ray on site
  • Near Mall of Scandinavia
Book emergency appointment Call 08-650 10 60
Corner treatment room with large windows and a blue dental chair

An emergency dentist when you need help quickly

We see adults who need an emergency dentist in Solna, for example with toothache, a suspected gum infection or a broken filling. We offer emergency appointments today or tomorrow, subject to availability. The clinic is just north of central Stockholm, near Mall of Scandinavia.

Common dental emergencies

Not sure if it is urgent? Call us and tell us what has happened.

Toothache
Pain that lingers or shoots with hot and cold, often caused by deep decay or an inflamed tooth nerve.
Broken filling
A filling or crown that has broken or come loose.
Damaged tooth
A tooth that has broken off, cracked or been knocked out.
Swelling
Swollen, sore gums, an infection or a wisdom tooth that hurts.

At the visit, the dentist examines the tooth and takes an X-ray if needed. The aim is to relieve the pain and find the cause.

The dentist takes an X-ray of a tooth of a patient in the treatment chair

What to do until you come to us

Call 112 or go to an emergency department if the swelling makes it hard to breathe or swallow, if you have a high fever or if you have been seriously injured in an accident. When we are closed you can call 1177, the Swedish healthcare advice line.

  1. Relieve the pain

    Cool your cheek from the outside with something cold wrapped in a towel. Over-the-counter painkillers can help. Follow the instructions on the packaging.

  2. If a filling or crown has come loose

    Keep the crown or the pieces and bring them with you. Do not try to glue anything back yourself, and chew on the other side.

  3. If a tooth has broken off

    Rinse your mouth with lukewarm water and keep the pieces in a little cold water. Call us the same day.

  4. If a tooth has been knocked out

    Hold the tooth by the crown, not the root. Put the tooth back in place or place it in milk, and seek dental care immediately.

A woman holds a cold towel against her cheek at home on the sofa to ease toothache

What does an emergency visit cost?

SEK 550for an emergency examination with a dentist, before the state dental care subsidy

That is the price of the examination according to our price list. A more comprehensive emergency examination costs SEK 995. X-rays and treatment are extra, for example SEK 100 for an X-ray of a single tooth and SEK 580–1,100 for pain treatment.

You will find out what is needed at the visit. We are affiliated with the Swedish Social Insurance Agency (Försäkringskassan), so if you are entitled to the state dental care subsidy (tandvårdsstöd), it is deducted directly.

See the full price list

Common questions about emergency dental care

Can’t find the answer? Call us on 08-650 10 60.

Can I get an emergency appointment today?

We offer emergency appointments today or tomorrow, subject to availability. Call us on 08-650 10 60 or see available emergency appointments in the booking further down the page.

We are open Monday to Thursday 09–18 and Friday 09–13:30.

What do I do if the toothache starts in the evening or at the weekend?

The clinic is closed in the evenings and at weekends. Call 1177 for round-the-clock healthcare advice. They can also tell you where to turn.

You can book an emergency appointment online even when we are closed.

Do I have to be a patient with you?

No. You can book an emergency appointment online or call us, even if you have not been to us before. At your first visit we go through your health, so please bring a list of the medicines you take.

When should I go to the emergency department instead?

Call 112 or go to an emergency department if the swelling is spreading and makes it hard to breathe or swallow, if you have a high fever and feel unwell, or if you have been seriously injured in the head or jaw.

If you are unsure, you can call 1177 for advice.

Does treatment hurt?

We use anaesthesia before treating you, so that you do not feel pain. Please tell us if you are nervous.

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Choose an available emergency appointment, or call us on 08-650 10 60 and we will help you.

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