Acute toothache or a dental injury cannot wait. If you are looking for a dentist in 1050 Vienna in an emergency, we offer fast, targeted help with sudden problems. If pain occurs, swelling develops or a tooth breaks, prompt treatment is crucial.
When should you see an emergency dentist?
A dental emergency often shows itself through acute toothache or one of the following symptoms:
- Severe or throbbing toothache, which often indicates acute inflammation
- Marked swelling in the face or jaw (a so-called “swollen cheek”)
- A broken or completely knocked-out tooth after an accident or fall
- Persistent bleeding in the mouth that does not stop after an injury
- A suddenly loose tooth that loses stability for no apparent reason
- Painful inflammation of the gums, accompanied by a strong feeling of pressure
What to do about acute toothache?
If you have toothache, the rule is: do not wait. Take action.
Until you get to us:
- If there is swelling, cool the area from the outside.
- Avoid strong heat.
- If necessary, take a common painkiller (do not self-medicate with antibiotics).
- Keep a knocked-out tooth moist if possible (e.g. in milk).
Come straight to us without an appointment
With severe or sudden symptoms, every hour counts.
Come straight to our dental practice in 1050 Vienna, without an appointment.
If you are unsure or have any questions, feel free to call us beforehand. We will advise you quickly and without fuss.
We provide fast, targeted and reliable help with acute toothache in Vienna.
Toothache outside our opening hours
At weekends, on public holidays and outside our opening hours, you can find dentists on duty in Vienna via the emergency dentist search of the Österreichische Zahnärztekammer (Austrian Dental Chamber).
In the event of heavy bleeding, shortness of breath, rapidly increasing swelling or other life-threatening emergencies, please call the emergency number 144 immediately.
Your dentists
Dr. med. univ. Muaiad Hussein
Specialist in dentistry, oral and maxillofacial medicine (Facharzt für Zahn-, Mund- und Kieferheilkunde), head of the practice
Dr. med. univ. Dalia Milani
Dentist (Zahnärztin)
Last updated: 15 October 2026