Ayia Napa, Protaras & Paralimni. Dentist near
Ayia Napa who
actually replies.
Looking for an emergency dentist in Ayia Napa, or a dentist in Protaras or Paralimni? Broken tooth, lost crown or toothache on holiday — and cosmetic work for people who live out here year round. About twenty minutes from Ayia Napa at Trinity Dental Center, Xylofagou. Message a photo and you get a person, not an autoresponder.
Emergency dentist, Ayia Napa. Something's gone
wrong and you're
on holiday.
A crown comes off on the second night. A tooth cracks on something hard. A dull ache turns into the kind of pain that ruins a week you've paid for.
The standard advice on the travel forums is to ask at a pharmacy and hope. People describe emailing clinics in this region repeatedly and never hearing back. That is a genuinely miserable way to spend a holiday.
So the number on this page is a WhatsApp number that reaches Dr Andreas directly. Photograph the tooth, send it, and you will be told whether it needs seeing today, whether it can wait until you're home, and roughly what it would cost. No form, no reception queue, no inbox.
Who answers the message. The person on
the other end of
that photograph.
Emergency dental treatment. What can
be done.
There is no 24-hour emergency dentist in Ayia Napa itself, which is why most visitors end up asking at a pharmacy. Ayia Napa takes hundreds of thousands of visitors a season and a fair few of them have a dental problem at some point. Most of it is more fixable than it feels at eleven o'clock at night.
- Lost or loose crowns recemented
- Chipped and fractured teeth rebuilt in composite
- Toothache assessed, X-rayed and treated
- Temporary restorations to get you home comfortably
- Dental abscesses and swelling
- Emergency root canal treatment
- Extractions where a tooth cannot be saved
- Written notes and an itemised invoice for insurance
Dentist for Famagusta residents. Not everyone
in Famagusta
is on holiday.
A large permanent and seasonal community lives across Paralimni, Deryneia, Sotira, Liopetri, Frenaros, Avgorou and Vrysoulles — many of them working in hospitality and rarely able to take a weekday morning off.
Appointments are planned around that, and the clinic opens from 08:30 on Tuesday to Friday. The cosmetic and reconstructive work is the same as anyone else gets: ceramics, implants and full-mouth rehabilitation, planned digitally and published afterwards.
Before
After
The difference lies in the expression
Anterior ceramicsUpper anteriors rebuilt to an even line. The change people notice is in the smile, not the teeth.
Nearest to the clinic shown in gold.
Ayia Napa dentist questions. Asked by
visitors.
I've broken a tooth on holiday. How fast can you see me?
Message a photograph straight to Dr Andreas on WhatsApp and you'll get a reply rather than silence. Holidaymakers routinely report emailing clinics here and hearing nothing for a fortnight — that is precisely what the WhatsApp number is for. Xylofagou is about twenty minutes from Ayia Napa and fifteen from Paralimni.
Can you do a temporary repair so I can enjoy the rest of my holiday?
Often that is exactly the right answer. A lost crown can frequently be recemented, a chipped edge rebuilt in composite in a single visit, and a painful tooth settled so you can fly home comfortably and finish the work with your own dentist. You will not be talked into a full smile makeover because you happened to be on holiday.
Will my travel insurance cover it?
Many policies include emergency dental treatment, though almost none cover elective or cosmetic work. You will be given a written, itemised invoice and clinical notes for your claim. Check your policy wording before the appointment if you can.
Can I combine treatment with my holiday?
Within reason, and the honest answer matters here. Whitening or bonding fits comfortably into a week. Ceramics need a try-in appointment. Implants need months of healing between placement and the final tooth. If a clinic offers you a full mouth before your flight home, that is a warning rather than an offer.
How visitors search in Ayia Napa. At 11pm, with a
phone and a
broken tooth.
Most of the searching that leads to this page happens late at night, in a hotel room, by somebody who is uncomfortable and a long way from their own dentist. The queries are predictable and so are the real worries behind them.
You want to know someone will answer
There is no 24-hour dental surgery in the resort itself. What there is, twenty minutes away, is a WhatsApp number that reaches the dentist rather than an inbox nobody reads.
You want to know if it can wait
Very often it can, and a crown that has come off cleanly can frequently be recemented. Send a photograph and you will be told honestly whether this is a today problem or a when-you-get-home problem.
You want somewhere that is not a forty-minute taxi
Paralimni is about fifteen minutes from the clinic and Protaras around twenty-two. Parking is directly outside, which matters if you are driving a hire car you are not used to.
You want the paperwork to be right
Many travel policies cover emergency dental treatment and almost none cover elective work. You will leave with an itemised invoice and clinical notes written for a claim.
Still not sure? Send the photograph anyway. Being told it can wait until you are home is a perfectly good outcome, and it costs nothing.
The clinic near Ayia Napa. Twenty minutes
from the beach.
Out through Sotira on the E309, or fifteen minutes from Paralimni. Trinity Dental Center is purpose-built, opened in 2025, with digital X-ray and scanning on site so an emergency can be diagnosed in one visit.

Trinity Dental Center, Xylofagou

Laser dentistry for soft-tissue work

In the surgery
Getting seen near Ayia Napa. What happens
after you send
the photo.
The aim is to get you comfortable and back to your holiday, not to sell you a smile makeover because you happen to be in Cyprus with a broken tooth.
Dr Andreas VarianosMessages come straight to him, not to a reception desk.Photograph and send
Phone torch is fine. Describe the pain and when it started.
Triage, usually quickly
Whether it needs seeing today, tomorrow, or can wait until you are home.
Come in if you need to
X-ray, diagnosis and treatment in one visit wherever that is possible.
Paperwork for the claim
Itemised invoice and clinical notes for your travel insurer.
Emergency dentist — message now. Photograph it.
Send it. Get a
straight answer.
Daylight if you can, phone torch if you can't. You'll be told whether it needs seeing today or whether it can wait — which is sometimes the most useful thing anyone can tell you on holiday.
Dr. Andreas Varianos