Emergency dentist in Marrakech
Painshould not wait.
Call the clinic, describe the emergency, get clear next-step guidance.
Urgence Dentaire Marrakech handles calls 24/7 in Guéliz, near Grande Poste. Calling is the fastest action.
For tourists, communication can happen in several languages, with a translation app when needed.
What is happening?
Simple triage before you call.
Choose the closest situation to know what to mention by phone. This does not diagnose.
Care path
Three actions without losing time.
Call
The clinic phone number is the priority action for a dental emergency.
Describe
Pain, swelling, impact, broken tooth, bleeding or lost crown.
Follow guidance
The clinic indicates the next step from the information you share.
Before travelling
The details that help most.
Keep it short and factual. The goal is to help the team understand urgency, not to run an online consultation.
Warning signsIf breathing, swallowing or bleeding control is at risk, contact local emergency services.
When?
Pain start, swelling onset or time of impact.
Where?
Affected side, approximate tooth, face or gum area.
Pain level
Mild, moderate, severe, constant, throbbing, cold/heat-triggered.
Context
Broken tooth, lost crown, trauma, bleeding or fever.
Common situations
Dental emergencies to report quickly.
The site is informational: it helps you contact the clinic and prepare the call without promising a medical outcome.
Dental pain
Persistent, night-time, throbbing or very severe pain.
Possible infection
Swelling, high sensitivity, bad taste or symptoms that evolve.
Broken or displaced tooth
Fracture, impact, loose tooth or injury after trauma.
Lost restoration
Lost crown, bridge, filling or temporary restoration.
Bleeding
Oral bleeding to report, especially if it cannot be controlled.
Tourist in Marrakech
The clinic can communicate with visitors through languages and translation.
Useful facts
Designed for quick action and calm.
The visible information focuses on what urgent patients need first: call, reach the clinic, explain the emergency.
Open 24/7
Clinic-provided hours for dental emergencies.
Central address
1 er étage, 82 Av. Hassan II, Marrakesh 40000. Guéliz, près de la Grande Poste.
Tourist communication
French, Arabic, English, Spanish, German, Chinese and translation support when needed.
Direct access
The Directions button opens the route to the clinic address.
Patient reviews
Public excerpts from Google Reviews.
4.4/5 · 35 Google Reviews
“Great service, very well-organized, clean, efficient, and most importantly open on a Sunday even after midnight.”
laila sandoubi · Google reviews
“I do think that after 4 surgeries on my mouth, this man does immaculate work.”
Ethan Gomoll · Google reviews
“Staff is friendly; the dentist is precise.”
Malak · Google reviews
Public Google Reviews
- Address
- 1 er étage, 82 Av. Hassan II, Marrakesh 40000
Guéliz, près de la Grande Poste - Phone
- 05 24 45 70 90
- Hours
- 24h/24 et 7j/7
- Reviews
- 4.4/5 · 35 Google Reviews
FAQ
Fast answers before calling.
When should I call an emergency dentist?
Call for severe pain, swelling, trauma, broken tooth, bleeding or a lost crown/filling.
Can I come without an appointment?
Call before travelling so the clinic can guide you based on urgency and context.
Does the clinic receive tourists?
Yes. Communication can happen in several languages and with a translation app when needed.
Which languages are possible?
French, Arabic, English, Spanish, German, Chinese and other languages with translation if needed.
What should I do with a broken tooth?
Keep the fragment if possible, avoid chewing on that side and call the clinic.
Which payment methods are accepted?
The clinic accepts cash and credit cards. An ATM is available right downstairs.