Emergency dentist Brussels
Do you need an emergency dentist in Brussels?
24/7 an available dentist in your neighbourhood.
Always quickly assisted at DentUrgent.
- Ninoofsesteenweg 374, 1700 Dilbeek, Brussels
Important information about immediately available appointments
- All displayed times in our booking system are available for immediate booking.
- Our scheduling system is connected to the calendars of our clinics in Kortrijk, Leuven, Geel, Ghent, Antwerp, Bruges, Mechelen and Hasselt.
- Our on-call service is available for all dental emergencies, including Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.
- Please note that appointments at Denturgent are not free. Please review our pricing details below before booking.
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Reservation fee & consultation for emergency dental care
When booking your emergency dental appointment, a reservation fee of €10 is required. Your appointment is confirmed only after payment.
Note: This reservation fee is separate from the actual dental care costs and falls under the right of withdrawal. If you cancel your appointment in time, the fee will be fully refunded. For more details, consult our Terms and Conditions.
Treatment costs after the initial consultation
Following the initial consultation and diagnosis, if further treatment is required, you should expect treatment costs ranging between €100 and €450. This includes the consultation fee.
If you choose to proceed with the proposed treatment, you must agree to the treatment plan and total costs.
Payments can be easily made via Bancontact (bank card, debit card, or credit card).
DentUrgent emergency dentist in Ninoofsesteenweg 374, 1700 Dilbeek, Brussel
Address DentUrgent emergency dentist Brussels
Ninoofsesteenweg 374,
1700 Dilbeek, Brussels
+32(0)9 395 16 01
What does a consultation at Denturgent include?
- Consultation with the emergency dentist on duty
- Dental examination
- If necessary: up to two X-rays and/or prescriptions (e.g., for your pharmacy)
- Treatment advice, a treatment plan with a detailed cost estimate
- Your treatment report (e.g., to share with your regular dentist or send to them
If you choose to proceed with the proposed treatment following the consultation, you must agree to the treatment plan and the total costs.
Possible reimbursement from dental insurance
Depending on your insurance and personal circumstances, you may receive partial reimbursement from your mutuality or private dental insurance for the incurred dental costs.
What issues does our emergency dentist in Brussels treat?
Our on-call dentist is available for anyone experiencing a dental emergency, including:
- Severe toothache or infections
- Broken or dislodged teeth due to an accident
- Dislodged fillings or crowns
- Dental issues requiring immediate attention
We provide urgent treatments and emergency care, even outside the regular opening hours of other practices, at one of our on-call services.
Your emergency is our priority. Book your appointment with our on-call service in Antwerp, and we will assist you promptly.
Emergency dentist Brussels - Frequently Asked Questions
What should you bring to your appointment?
To ensure your appointment runs smoothly, please bring the following documents of the patient:
ID card or passport
Insurance details or mutuality information
A list of any medications you are currently taking
Any medical records or information from your regular dentist
This ensures we can assist you as effectively as possible, providing you with a positive and professional dental experience tailored to your needs.
Can I visit without an appointment?
No, it is necessary to book an appointment in advance via our online booking system. This guarantees you will be assisted promptly at the scheduled time. However, same-day availability is often possible at a nearby location. If you have further questions, you can contact the emergency hotline.
What happens after my emergency treatment?
After the treatment, we will provide you with a treatment report that you can share with your regular dentist for any follow-up care. Our dentists specialize in emergency care and do not provide follow-up treatments.
What if I don't have a regular dentist?
If you do not have a regular dentist, you can visit us for one-time emergency care. After the treatment, we recommend finding a regular dentist for future check-ups and interventions.
What should I do if I need other medical assistance?
If you require medical assistance beyond dental care, such as for injuries, infections, or other health problems, we recommend contacting general on-call doctors directly. Dentists only handle dental issues, and other medical care should be provided by a doctor or specialist.
For Dutch- or French-speaking services – Emergency number: 1733.
What should I do if I experience severe dental pain or a dental emergency?
For severe pain, a broken tooth, or other dental emergencies, seek immediate treatment to prevent complications. Common issues include abscesses, infections, bleeding gums, tooth fractures and inflammation. Our dentists are skilled in treating trauma, relieving pain, and managing infections. In cases of severe infection, antibiotics may be prescribed to reduce inflammation and control the issue. A treatment for dental emergencies helps prevent further damage to teeth, gums or the alveolar bone. Whether it’s a toothache, a fracture or a painful abscess, contact us right away for professional care. Emergency treatment restores oral health and prevents potential long-term complications.