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Dental emergency

Medical emergency: call 15 or 112

Difficulty breathing or swallowing, major swelling of the face or neck with fever, or a severe blow to the head: call immediately. Do not wait for the practice to reopen.

Ameli — When to seek care

Contact the practice

Severe pain or a broken, displaced or knocked-out tooth: contact a dentist without delay. Call the practice before travelling to check availability.

04 11 96 00 70

Monday to Friday · 09:30–13:00 · 14:00–18:30

In an emergency, call: the website forms are not an emergency service.

What to do while waiting for the dentist

Toothache or swelling

Seek prompt care, even if the pain decreases. Facial swelling with fever needs immediate assessment. Ask a pharmacist about pain relief and follow the medicine leaflet. Do not take leftover antibiotics without a prescription.

Ameli — Toothache or swelling

Knocked-out permanent tooth

Seek dental care immediately. Hold the tooth by its crown, never its root. Do not scrub it. Keep it in milk or, if unavailable, saline; do not let it dry out. Never reinsert a baby tooth. If unsure whether it is permanent, do not reinsert it yourself.

Ameli — Dental injury

Broken or displaced tooth

Contact a dentist urgently. Keep any recovered fragment in milk or saline. If the tooth has moved but remains in its socket, do not manipulate it.

Ameli — Dental injury

Bleeding after an injury

Apply sterile gauze or a clean cloth with moderate pressure for about four minutes. Seek urgent care if bleeding continues or the wound is large. After dental treatment, follow your dentist’s instructions.

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If the practice is closed

On Sundays and public holidays, check the official list of on-call dentists in Bouches-du-Rhône and call before travelling. If care cannot wait and no dentist is available, contact a hospital dental service; for serious symptoms, call 15 or 112.

Find an on-call dentist

These first-aid steps do not replace a dental examination. Information checked on 14 September 2026 against French Health Insurance and the local Dental Council.