What does the composite build-up cost?

That depends on the size of the defect. You receive a written cost estimate before we start — nothing happens without your agreement — and you can pay by card.

My child has broken or knocked out a tooth — what now?

For a permanent tooth, the same rules apply: keep it moist, touch only the crown and come in immediately. A baby tooth is different — never put a baby tooth back in, because replanting it can damage the adult tooth developing underneath. Keep your child calm, cool the cheek from outside and call us: we will gently check whether anything else is injured.

Will my travel insurance pay for this?

Most travel policies cover acute dental treatment abroad up to a policy limit. You receive an itemised invoice and every document you need to claim — our guide for dental emergencies on holiday explains the details.

Does a composite build-up really last?

With good care, direct composite restorations can last many years — often up to 20. And unlike a crown, composite can be repaired locally at any point instead of being replaced.

Broken a Tooth in Mallorca? We Can Bond It — Immediate Help in Palma

That moment of shock: a crunch, a fall — and suddenly a piece of your tooth is missing. Take a deep breath: in most cases the tooth can be rebuilt the very same day. Call us now, and we will tell you exactly what to do next.

Call now: 603 31 96 48 WhatsApp: send us a photo

Tip: send us a photo of the tooth via WhatsApp — we will tell you straight away how urgent it is and what we can do.

Tooth knocked out completely? You have about 60 minutes.

A replanted tooth has the best chance of survival within roughly 60 minutes. Do not wait at home: call us WHILE you make your way here — 603 31 96 48. We will prepare everything for your arrival.

First aid: 4 steps that can save your tooth

What you do in the first few minutes has a real influence on whether the tooth or fragment can be saved. Four simple steps:

1. Keep the tooth or fragment moist

Place it in cold milk or, if none is available, in saliva or a sterile saline solution. Never store it dry, and never in plain water — the sensitive cells on the root surface would be destroyed, and they are exactly what makes reattachment possible. Pharmacies also sell a tooth rescue box, a small container with a special cell-preserving liquid: if there is a farmacia on your way to us, it is the best transport medium of all.

2. Touch the tooth only by the crown

Hold a knocked-out tooth by the white chewing part only — never by the root. The delicate fibres on the root surface must stay intact for the tooth to heal back in.

3. Do not clean it

Even if it landed on the ground: do not scrub, rub or disinfect the tooth. What looks like dirt may contain the very cells the tooth needs. If it is heavily soiled, swirl it briefly in cold milk at most.

4. Cool the area and head to us

A cold pack wrapped in a cloth against the cheek reduces swelling and eases the pain. Then call us on 603 31 96 48 and come in — ideally, call while you are already on your way.

Chipped, knocked out or loosened? What your situation means

Not every dental injury is equally urgent. This overview tells you what to expect — and when the clock is truly ticking:

Situation	How urgent?	What we typically do
Corner or edge chipped off	Same-day appointment	Direct composite build-up in one visit — usually without any drilling
Larger fracture, tooth sensitive or bleeding	Come in today — the nerve may be exposed	Protect the nerve, rebuild the tooth, save it wherever possible
Tooth knocked out completely	Extreme emergency — about 60 minutes	Replantation and splinting, healing monitored under the dental microscope
Tooth loosened or pushed out of position	Call immediately, avoid chewing on it	Gently reposition and stabilise with a splint, then monitor the nerve

Crown or veneer broken off?

The good news first: a broken crown or veneer is rarely a race against the clock — but it does deserve attention the same day, before the exposed tooth underneath is damaged.

If the crown has come off in one piece, keep it safe and bring it with you — in many cases we can clean and re-cement it within minutes.
If the crown or veneer itself has fractured, we can usually repair the visible area directly with composite, or take a digital impression with our intraoral scanner for a precise replacement — no goo-filled impression trays.
One thing you should never do: glue a crown back in yourself. Household adhesives are toxic to the tooth and can make a proper re-fit impossible.

How we solve it at SeaDent: bonded back in a single visit

Our answer to a broken tooth is the direct composite build-up — and it is the reason we say: we can bond it. In one visit, we rebuild your tooth by hand, layer by layer, until nobody can tell anything ever happened.

One visit, same-day result

We rebuild the missing part directly on the tooth in freehand layering technique, using tooth-coloured composite. No laboratory, no temporary, no second appointment — you walk out with a complete tooth the same day.

No drilling, nothing sacrificed

The build-up is purely additive: your healthy tooth structure stays completely untouched, and in most cases the treatment does not even need an anaesthetic.

Repairable for life

And what if another piece chips off one day? We repair exactly that spot — you will not need a new crown. Composite can be polished, extended and mended locally at any time.

Knocked-out tooth: replantation and splinting

If the whole tooth is out and you reach us within the critical window, we replant it, stabilise it with a splint and monitor the healing closely — with the dental microscope on our side.

Direct composite build-up — your tooth rebuilt in one visit Our technology: dental microscope, laser & 3D X-ray

In pain right now? Then let's talk.

Our emergency phone is answered 24/7 — and if we are with a patient, we call you back within 30 minutes. Centrally located at Avenida de Jaime III, with parking at Vía Roma and El Corte Inglés.

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Frequently asked questions

A knocked-out tooth has the best chance within about 60 minutes, kept moist in milk or saliva. A broken-off fragment is far less time-critical — but the exposed tooth surface is vulnerable, so come in the same day if you can.

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.

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Medical review

Jan David Heiringhoff

Col·legiat No. 07001232 — Col·legi Oficial de Dentistes de Balears

Medically reviewed by Last reviewed: July 2026

Call now — in most cases we can rebuild your tooth today

The sooner we see you, the more we can save. Call 603 31 96 48 or send us a photo via WhatsApp — our emergency phone is answered 24/7, and we call you back within 30 minutes.