If you develop sudden dental pain or experience a dental problem during your stay in Rome, contact our clinic. We can assess the situation, identify the cause and advise you on the most appropriate treatment.
Sudden or persistent tooth pain can have several causes, including deep decay, inflammation or infection. A clinical examination can help identify the cause and determine the appropriate treatment.
If a tooth breaks because of trauma, biting something hard or an existing restoration, we can assess the damage and determine whether the tooth can be restored.
A lost filling, crown or temporary restoration may leave the tooth sensitive or vulnerable. We can evaluate it and determine the appropriate solution.
Pain associated with swelling may indicate a dental infection and should be professionally assessed as soon as possible.
Severe spontaneous pain, prolonged sensitivity or pain when biting may sometimes originate from inflammation or infection inside the tooth. Endodontic treatment is available when clinically indicated.
If you have damaged a tooth following a fall, accident or impact, contact us for an assessment. Early evaluation can be important, particularly after dental trauma.
Dental problems can be particularly stressful when you are away from home. At Odontoiatria Kirschner, we regularly welcome international patients who need dental care during their stay in Rome.
Our multilingual team can assist you in English, Italian, French and Spanish, so that you can clearly understand your diagnosis, treatment options and the next steps.
Our dental clinic is located at Via Bocca di Leone 88, in the historic centre of Rome, just a few steps from the Spanish Steps, Via Condotti and Via del Corso.
Whether you are visiting Rome for a few days, travelling for work or living temporarily in the city, you can contact us directly by phone or WhatsApp.
If you experience a dental problem while visiting Rome, here is how to contact us and what to expect.
Call us and briefly explain what happened, when the symptoms started and whether you have pain or swelling.
For a broken tooth, lost crown or visible swelling, a photograph may help our team understand the problem before your visit.
At the clinic, we will examine the problem and, when necessary, use digital diagnostic imaging to identify the cause.
We will explain the diagnosis and the appropriate treatment options clearly before proceeding.