
Urgent care for acute toothache
We investigate which tooth hurts and why, assess pain-control needs and provide appropriate initial care. The next stage is agreed after assessment.
What we do in emergencies
- Rapid diagnostics: exam and RVG if indicated.
- Anesthesia: topical/nerve block/STA.
- Urgent procedures: access/drainage, medication irrigation, temporary fillings.
- For swellings - abscess incision & drainage; bleeding control after trauma.
Why act right away
- To stop pain and swelling with risk assessment.
- To localize infection and reduce spread risk.
- To buy time until definitive treatment.
Visit flow
- 01AssessmentShort history, exam, targeted X-ray if indicated.
- 02AnesthesiaChoosing the best method for your case.
- 03Urgent careDrainage/incision, canal medication, temporary seal, etc.
- 04Further planWe outline definitive treatment and schedule the next visit.
Book an appointment at MasterDent
The dentist will determine the treatment plan and scope during your consultation.
Why MasterDent
- Priority access — Emergency slots and a clear protocol.
- Comfort & safety — Modern anesthesia incl. STA, strict sterility.
- Endo & surgery on site — Key urgent procedures done right away.
- Transparent pricing — Only official UAH price lines are shown.
Seek help immediately if
- Severe throbbing pain that won’t go away.
- Pain on bite, swelling, “gum boil”, discharge.
- Dental/gingival trauma, bleeding that won’t stop.
- Post-extraction issues (suspected alveolitis).
After the visit
- Follow instructions and medications if prescribed.
- Local cold for several hours in case of swelling.
- Avoid hot/hard foods on the affected side for 24 h.
- If symptoms escalate - contact us immediately.
Before your appointment: important
Do not place tablets on the gums or heat a swelling. Tell the dentist what you have already taken. Difficulty breathing or swallowing with swelling requires emergency medical care.
Finding the cause of toothache
Educational illustration of the service.

Examination and clinical tests
Educational model of a dental examination. Symptoms, tests and investigations determine the cause, not tooth appearance alone.
MasterDent dentists
The MasterDent clinical team.
Patient reviews
Patient reviews of the MasterDent clinic.
Official prices (UAH)
These are separate official price-list items, not a mandatory package. The appropriate treatment and total estimate are agreed after assessment.
| Consultation with treatment plan | 500 грн |
| Conduction anesthesia | 350 грн |
| Device-assisted anesthesia using STA system | 750 грн |
Pain relief does not replace definitive treatment
Acute toothache may be related to decay, pulp inflammation, trauma or tissues around the root. At MasterDent in Kyiv, the dentist checks symptoms, examines the area and requests imaging when indicated before selecting initial care.
Temporary relief from medicine or local anesthesia does not mean treatment is complete. A restoration, root canal treatment or another procedure may be needed. The dentist explains follow-up timing and which changes require urgent contact.
Related services
Clinic location
MasterDent dental clinic is located in Kyiv, Darnytskyi district, in the Pozniaky neighborhood, at 24/4 Revutskoho Street, about a 10–15 minute walk from Pozniaky metro station.
Address: 24/4 Revutskoho Street, Kyiv, Ukraine
Convenient parking and public transport stops are located nearby.
Frequently asked questions
Will pain disappear immediately?
Initial care aims to reduce pain and start appropriate treatment. The cause and tissue condition affect relief; an immediate complete result cannot be guaranteed.
Can I just have an anesthetic injection?
Anesthesia without diagnosis does not address the source. The dentist determines the required treatment.
Do I need an X-ray?
Imaging is selected after assessment. It is part of evaluation, not a universal answer for every pain.
What should I tell the dentist?
Mention medicines, doses and timing, allergies, medical conditions and the nature of your symptoms.
Can I heat my cheek?
Do not heat or puncture a swelling. Arrange dental assessment.
Should I start antibiotics?
Only if prescribed. Antibiotics are not universal painkillers and do not replace dental treatment.
Do I need further care if pain stops?
Yes, if treatment remains incomplete. The absence of pain does not establish recovery.
When is emergency medical help needed?
Difficulty breathing or swallowing, rapidly spreading swelling or marked deterioration requires emergency medical assessment.
