Short notes from the Beit Shemesh clinic, written by Dr. Gabriel Joel, DMD — updated weekly.
When you lie down at night, blood flow to your head increases, putting more pressure on an inflamed tooth. This is why a toothache often worsens at night.
As a dentist in Beit Shemesh, I provide a calm, quiet space to help you feel at ease. I will explain your options clearly and treat the issue directly.
Call Urgent Dental Care at 055-985-8845 to schedule an appointment.
If you are dealing with a cracked or broken tooth, I am here to help you find relief in a calm, quiet atmosphere. As a solo dentist at Urgent Dental Care in Beit Shemesh, I provide gentle, focused care.
I am available Sunday-Thursday 08:00-20:00, Friday 08:00-14:00, and for Shabbat emergencies.
Please call 055-985-8845 to schedule your emergency visit.
A severe toothache at night can keep you awake. This throbbing pressure often means an infection has reached the nerve. If you are suffering in Beit Shemesh, you need emergency treatment to relieve the pressure, which may involve a gentle root canal.
At my quiet, single-chair clinic, Urgent Dental Care, I focus on providing calm, gentle care to resolve your pain directly.
Call 055-985-8845 to book your visit.
