Dental emergencies · Albertville

Dental emergency in Albertville

Pain, broken tooth, abscess or trauma? The Dr Laura Bernal Practice guides you and treats you quickly. Outside opening hours, find here how to reach the on-call dentist in Savoie.

Self-assessment

Assess your emergency in 30 seconds

Answer a few questions: we will tell you the right steps and the best way to contact us.

What is your main problem?

What to do

What to do in a dental emergency?

  1. 1. Stay calm

    Assess the situation: pain, bleeding, damaged tooth. Avoid excessive self-medication.

  2. 2. Call the practice

    Dial +33 4 79 37 02 19. Describe your symptoms for fast guidance.

  3. 3. Follow our instructions

    We tell you what to do and offer you an emergency slot.

Common dental emergencies

Toothache

Intense and persistent pain, sometimes at night.

Dental abscess

Swelling, pain, sometimes fever: treat quickly.

Broken or knocked-out tooth

Following an impact or trauma.

Loose crown / prosthesis

An element that moves or comes off.

On-call dentist in Albertville (Savoie)

Outside the practice's opening hours, on Sundays and public holidays, the on-call dentist service is provided at departmental level. Dial 15 (SAMU), which will direct you to the nearest on-call practitioner. In a life-threatening situation, call 15 immediately.

Dental emergency: your questions

What to do in a dental emergency in Albertville?+

Call the practice immediately at +33 4 79 37 02 19. If possible, describe your symptoms (pain, bleeding, broken tooth) so we can guide you and see you as quickly as possible.

How do I find an on-call dentist in Albertville at the weekend?+

Outside opening hours, on Sundays and public holidays, you can contact the Savoie dental on-call service by calling 15 (SAMU), which will direct you to the nearest on-call practitioner.

What are the most common dental emergencies?+

The most common emergencies are: toothache (intense pain), dental abscess, a tooth broken or knocked out after an impact, a loose crown or prosthesis, and persistent bleeding after an extraction.

Can a knocked-out tooth be saved?+

Often yes, if you act fast. Keep the tooth in milk or saline solution (do not rub it) and see a dentist within the hour. Call the practice immediately.

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