Hospital emergency department
Breathing or swallowing difficulty, spreading facial swelling with fever, a facial injury with possible fracture, or bleeding that will not stop.
Urgent dental care
Emergency Dentist in Jumeirah
Toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, a swollen gum: call or WhatsApp us first. The clinic on Jumeira Street is open every day from 10:00 to 20:00, and we tell you honestly how soon we can see you.
- Open 7 days, 10:00–20:00
- Call or WhatsApp first
- Not a 24-hour service
Phone +971 4 342 4444 or WhatsApp +971 56 677 7537 during opening hours. A photo of the problem helps us advise you.
Quick answer
Is there an emergency dentist in Jumeirah?
Creative Arts, at 614 Jumeira St, Jumeirah 3, Umm Suqeim 1, Dubai, sees urgent dental problems during its opening hours, every day from 10:00 to 20:00. It is not a 24-hour service. Call +971 4 342 4444 or WhatsApp +971 56 677 7537 before you travel, describe the problem and send a photo if you can; the clinic will tell you when it can see you. Facial swelling with difficulty breathing or swallowing needs a hospital emergency department.
27 yearsIn-house dental laboratory in the same building
Written planItemised treatment plan before you commit
Open daily10:00–20:00, seven days a week
Jumeirah 3614 Jumeira St, Umm Suqeim 1, Dubai
Go to a hospital emergency department, not a dental clinic, if you have:
Swelling of the face or neck with difficulty breathing, swallowing or opening your mouth; swelling spreading towards the eye or down the neck, especially with fever; a head injury, loss of consciousness or a possible broken jaw; or bleeding that does not stop after 20 minutes of firm pressure on a folded gauze. Hospital care comes first; dental treatment follows once you are safe.
At a glance
Urgent dental care in Jumeirah, in brief
- Hours
- Every day, 10:00–20:00, including Friday, Saturday and Sunday. No overnight service
- First step
- Call +971 4 342 4444 or WhatsApp +971 56 677 7537 before travelling
- Appointment
- Offered according to the day's schedule and how urgent the problem is; a same-day slot cannot be promised
- First aim
- Relieve pain, control infection and protect the tooth; definitive treatment is planned afterwards
- Anaesthesia
- Local anaesthetic for treatment; options for very anxious patients are discussed
- Who sees you
- General dentists, with root canal care by dentists who use a dental microscope
- Where
- 614 Jumeira St, Jumeirah 3, Umm Suqeim 1, Dubai
On the way
What to do on the way to the emergency dentist, problem by problem
General first-aid guidance while you contact us. It does not replace an examination.
| Problem | What to do now | What usually happens at the clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Knocked-out adult tooth | Hold it by the crown, rinse briefly if dirty, push it back into the socket or keep it in milk. Call immediately — minutes matter | Tooth repositioned and splinted; root canal treatment is often needed later |
| Knocked-out baby tooth | Do not put it back. Control bleeding with gauze and bring the child to be checked | Check of the gum and the adult tooth developing underneath |
| Broken or chipped tooth | Keep any fragment in milk or water, rinse your mouth, cover sharp edges with sugar-free gum | Bonding, a temporary cover or, for deeper breaks, root canal and a crown |
| Severe toothache | Take an over-the-counter painkiller as the packet directs; never hold aspirin against the gum | Examination and X-ray; the nerve may be treated or the tooth temporarily dressed |
| Swollen gum or face | Cold compress on the outside of the face; no heat. Check the hospital red flags above | Drainage where possible, root canal or extraction; antibiotics only when indicated |
| Lost crown or veneer | Keep it safe and dry; avoid chewing on that side. Do not glue it yourself | Re-cemented if intact; if not, a new one is planned with the lab in the same building |
| Bleeding after an extraction | Bite firmly on folded gauze for 20 minutes; do not rinse or spit | Socket checked, dressed or stitched as needed |
More detail is on our main emergency dentist in Dubai page. For a veneer that has come off, see what to do if a veneer falls off; for brackets and wires, see orthodontic emergencies.
From call to chair
How an urgent visit works at the Jumeirah clinic
Calling first avoids a wasted trip and lets us prepare for the problem you describe.
Call or WhatsApp
Tell us what happened, when it started, whether there is swelling or fever, and your medical conditions and medicines. A clear photo helps.
FirstAdvice and a time
Reception and the dentist judge urgency, give first-aid advice and offer the earliest suitable time. If hospital care is safer, we say so.
Same callExamination
The tooth, gum and bite are examined, with an X-ray where it changes the decision.
At the clinicPain relief first
Under local anaesthetic the immediate problem is treated: an infected nerve opened and dressed, a fracture covered, a tooth splinted or a crown re-cemented.
Same visitWritten plan
If a crown, root canal completion or replacement tooth is needed, you receive a written plan with the cost and alternatives before anything further is done.
Afterwards
Where to go
Dental emergency or routine appointment: how to decide
Not every dental problem is urgent, and some are hospital problems rather than dental ones.
Contact us today
A knocked-out or loosened permanent tooth, severe or throbbing toothache, a swollen gum or possible tooth abscess, or a painful broken tooth.
Next available routine slot
A small chip that does not hurt, a lost filling without pain, brief mild sensitivity, or a loose baby tooth that is due to come out.
After 20:00
What if a dental emergency happens after the Jumeirah clinic closes?
The clinic is closed between 20:00 and 10:00 and does not run an overnight emergency line. If you have any of the hospital red flags above, go to a hospital emergency department straight away. For pain that is severe but not dangerous, take an over-the-counter painkiller as the packet directs, keep your head raised, use a cold compress for swelling and avoid very hot or cold food on that side.
A knocked-out adult tooth cannot wait until morning: replant it or keep it in milk and find the nearest dentist or emergency department open at that time. For other problems, send us a WhatsApp message with a photo; it is read when the clinic opens at 10:00, so you can be fitted in as early as the schedule allows. Our dentist open every day page explains the seven-day hours.
Patients reach us from Jumeirah 1, 2 and 3, Umm Suqeim, Al Wasl, Al Safa and Al Manara. Open the clinic in Google Maps for directions and ask about parking when you call. Families can also see our family dentist in Jumeirah page for children's injuries, or the dentist in Umm Suqeim page for visit details.
Who treats you
Dentists who see urgent problems here
Urgent visits are seen by the general dentists on duty; infected or cracked teeth needing root canal treatment can be treated under a dental microscope.
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
Is there a 24-hour emergency dentist in Jumeirah?
Creative Arts is not a 24-hour emergency dentist. The clinic is open every day from 10:00 to 20:00 and sees urgent problems within those hours. Outside them, go to a hospital emergency department for anything dangerous, and message us on WhatsApp for anything that can wait until the morning.
Can I see an emergency dentist in Jumeirah on a Friday or Sunday?
Yes, the clinic keeps the same hours, 10:00 to 20:00, on every day of the week, including Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Call or WhatsApp first so the team can judge urgency and offer the earliest suitable time on that day's schedule.
What should I do with a knocked-out tooth on the way to the emergency dentist?
For an adult tooth, hold it by the crown, rinse it briefly if dirty, and put it back in the socket or keep it in milk. Do not scrub or dry it. Call the clinic straight away. Never replant a baby tooth; bring the child to be checked instead.
When should I go to hospital instead of an emergency dentist?
Go to a hospital emergency department if facial or neck swelling makes it hard to breathe, swallow or open your mouth, if swelling spreads towards the eye or neck with fever, after a head or jaw injury, or if bleeding continues after 20 minutes of firm pressure.
Will the emergency dentist have to pull my tooth?
Not necessarily. The first aim is to relieve pain and keep the tooth where it can be saved, for example by treating the nerve, covering a fracture or splinting a loosened tooth. Extraction is considered when a tooth cannot be restored, and the alternatives are explained before any decision.
Can the emergency dentist fix a broken crown or veneer the same day?
If the crown or veneer is intact and the tooth beneath is sound, it can often be re-cemented at the visit. A broken one needs a new restoration, which the laboratory in the same building makes over several working days; a temporary cover protects the tooth meanwhile.
What should I bring to an emergency dental appointment in Jumeirah?
Bring any piece of tooth, crown or veneer that came off, a list of your medicines and medical conditions, and recent dental X-rays if you have them. Tell the dentist which painkillers you have already taken and when.
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- Address614 Jumeira St, Jumeirah 3, Umm Suqeim 1, Dubai
- Opening hoursClinic open daily, 10:00–20:00
- Phone+971 4 342 4444 · WhatsApp +971 56 677 7537
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