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Emergency Dentist
in Tripoli, Lebanon

Dental pain or a broken tooth can't wait. Our team keeps time each day for urgent problems — toothaches, broken or knocked-out teeth, abscesses and swelling — with fast, calm care in Tripoli. Call +961 79 197 394.

What counts as a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is any problem that needs urgent attention to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding, save a tooth, or treat an infection. Common examples include a severe toothache, a knocked-out or broken tooth, a lost filling or crown, or facial swelling from an abscess.

If you're in Tripoli or North Lebanon and facing any of these, call us straight away on +961 79 197 394 — we'll advise you over the phone and see you as soon as possible. Below you'll find guidance for the most common emergencies.

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The benefits

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Same-day slots

We reserve time each day for genuine dental emergencies.

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Phone advice first

Call and we'll guide you on what to do before you arrive.

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On-site diagnosis

In-clinic X-rays pinpoint the problem fast, so treatment starts sooner.

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Calm, gentle care

We focus on relieving your pain quickly and comfortably.

Ready to get started?

Book a free consultation at Rahouly Dental Clinic in Tripoli and let our specialists create a plan that's right for you.

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Emergency Dentistry — your questions answered

What should I do if I have a severe toothache?
Rinse with warm salt water, use over-the-counter pain relief as directed, and avoid very hot, cold or sugary foods. Don't place aspirin directly on the gum. Call us so we can find and treat the cause.
Can you see me today?
We keep time each day for emergencies and do our best to see urgent cases the same day. Call +961 79 197 394 as early as possible so we can fit you in.
My tooth was knocked out — can it be saved?
Possibly, if you act fast. Hold the tooth by the crown (not the root), gently rinse it, and if you can, place it back in the socket or in milk, then come in immediately. See our knocked-out tooth page for full steps.
What if I have swelling in my face or gum?
Facial or gum swelling can signal an infection that needs prompt treatment. Contact us right away; if you also have difficulty breathing or swallowing, treat it as a medical emergency.
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