Dental Emergency
We are here for you.
If you are experiencing severe pain, dental trauma, or a broken tooth, our expert emergency team provides immediate, empathetic care 365 days a year.
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Emergency phone: available 24/7
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Days a Year
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5.0 ★ on Google — 470+ reviews
When should you call immediately?
Not every dental problem needs treatment within the hour — but some genuinely do. If you are unsure, simply call us: we will tell you honestly how urgent it is.
- A tooth has been knocked out completely — every minute counts
- Swelling with fever, difficulty swallowing or breathing — call 112 first (or 061 in the Balearics), then us
- Heavy bleeding that will not stop
- Severe, throbbing pain that painkillers no longer touch
- A broken or chipped tooth
- Toothache that is getting worse
- A swollen cheek or gum without fever
- A lost filling or crown that hurts
- A small chip without pain
- Sensitivity to hot or cold
- A lost filling or crown without pain
- Gums that bleed when brushing
What has happened? Find the right help
Acute toothache
Throbbing, pulling or stabbing pain is often a sign that the tooth nerve is inflamed. We take your pain seriously and see you the same day.
Acute toothache — what helps now?Broken or knocked-out tooth
A chipped corner or a whole tooth knocked out — in most cases we can rebuild the tooth the very same day. For a knocked-out tooth, every minute counts.
Broken tooth — what to do?Abscess or swollen cheek
A swelling never appears without a reason — and an abscess does not go away on its own. Acting today prevents serious complications.
Dental abscess — why you should act todayDental emergency on holiday
A toothache should not decide how your holiday ends. Our guide for visitors covers insurance, costs and how to reach us from your resort.
Dental emergency on holiday — your step-by-step guideChild had a dental accident
Stay calm: baby teeth and permanent teeth need different first aid — a baby tooth must never be put back in. We explain what matters and treat your child gently.
Tooth accident in a child — first aid for parentsWhat to do in an emergency?
Call us immediately
Contact 603 31 96 48 right away. Briefly explain your symptoms so we can prepare for your arrival.
First aid measures
For pain: cool the area from outside. For a broken tooth: keep the fragment in milk or saliva.
Visit our clinic
Head to Avenida de Jaime III № 3, Palma. We maintain a central location for rapid accessibility.
Also available at weekends, on public holidays and at night
A dental emergency does not check the opening hours first — so our emergency phone, 603 31 96 48, is answered around the clock, every day of the year. If we are with a patient, we call you back within 30 minutes.
Our practice at Avenida de Jaime III in Palma is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00. Outside these hours, emergency appointments are arranged individually by phone: call us first, and we will organise the earliest possible slot for you.
Whatever the calendar says: never sit out severe pain, a growing swelling or a knocked-out tooth. One call is enough — we tell you immediately what to do and when we can see you.
How we solve it at SeaDent
Broken or chipped tooth
Direct composite build-up in a single visit: freehand layering, no drilling — and if anything ever chips again, we repair just that spot. You leave with a complete tooth the same day.
Composite build-up in one visitSevere toothache
Emergency root canal treatment under the dental microscope, supported by our dental laser and digital 3D X-ray (DVT). We always try to save the tooth first.
Our technology: microscope, laser & 3D X-rayImplant trouble — even implants placed elsewhere
Digital diagnostics and computer-guided implant planning let us assess and treat implants regardless of where they were placed — including Turkey or Hungary.
Implant treatment in PalmaSeaDent Mallorca
Located in the heart of Palma, our clinic combines a Mediterranean atmosphere with state-of-the-art medical technology.
Avenida de Jaime III № 3
07012 Palma de Mallorca
You will find us at Avenida de Jaime III, 3 · 07012 Palma de Mallorca — with the Vía Roma and El Corte Inglés car parks just a few minutes' walk away.
Mon – Fri: 09:00 – 18:00
Emergency phone: available 24/7
Frequently asked questions about our emergency service
Medical review
Jan David Heiringhoff — Col·legiat No. 07001232 — Col·legi Oficial de Dentistes de Balears
Medically reviewed by Last reviewed: July 2026
We are here for you.
Dental pain can be overwhelming. Our empathetic team is ready to provide the relief and expertise you deserve — your smile is in the best hands.