Which Situations Count as a Dental Emergency?
Severe toothache that worsens at night, an abscess with facial swelling, a tooth fractured or knocked out by trauma, non-stop gum or extraction bleeding, a lost filling or crown, and dental trauma in children all count as emergencies. Waiting increases pain and infection risk; early intervention often saves the tooth. If unsure, message us on WhatsApp and we'll assess it together.
Access from Every Neighbourhood of Beylikdüzü
The clinic is on Çambaşı Caddesi in Adnan Kahveci, at the district's centre; it is reached within minutes from every neighbourhood, including Barış, Cumhuriyet, Marmara, Sahil, Kavaklı, Gürpınar, Yakuplu and Dereağzı. As night traffic is light, patients from within the district reach us quickly. You can see your travel time on our neighbourhood-specific emergency pages.
What You Can Do Before Reaching the Clinic
For severe pain you may take a painkiller your doctor has not advised against, and apply a cold compress to your face from outside if there is swelling; do not apply heat. Store a knocked-out tooth in milk or saline without touching the root, and for bleeding press with clean gauze for 15-20 minutes. These steps give temporary relief; come to the clinic for a definitive solution.
