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Toothache While Traveling in Tokyo? Get Immediate Relief With In-Clinic Medications
Traveling in Tokyo and suddenly experiencing dental pain, swelling, or a chipped tooth?— don’t worry.
At Sakura Platinum Dental Clinic in Shibuya, we offer emergency dental care in English (via translation app), and we can provide painkillers and antibiotics (e.g., Amoxicillin) immediately at our clinic.
No Japanese insurance is required. Credit card payment is accepted, and our clinic is just a 1-minute walk from Shibuya Station.
What You Can Expect:
・ English communication available via translation app
→ Even if you don’t speak Japanese, we can communicate clearly using a reliable translation app.
・ Same-day appointments may be available
→ If we have availability, you may be able to book and receive treatment on the same day.
・ No Japanese insurance needed – all services are self-pay for non-Japanese speakers
→ You don’t need Japanese health insurance. All treatments are private and clearly explained before starting. You can check our Fee Guide here for more details.
・ On-site medications such as Amoxicillin, Loxonin (painkiller), and Clindamycin
→ If needed, we can provide antibiotics and painkillers immediately after your treatment, right here in the clinic.
・ Open every day
→ We are open every day of the week, including weekends and holidays.
・ Credit card payment OK
→ We accept major credit cards like Visa, Mastercard, and Amex.You can also pay in Japanese yen (cash).
Common Dental Issues and Medications for Travelers
When you’re traveling and face sudden dental pain, swelling, or damage, it can be stressful—especially in a foreign country.
At Sakura Platinum Dental Clinic, we treat a wide range of common issues and can provide medications immediately after your visit if needed.
Below are examples of conditions we often see in travelers, along with the types of medications we may prescribe following treatment.
Issues We Treat & Medications We Provide
| Problem | Our Treatment | Possible Medication |
| Toothache or nerve pain | Immediate examination and treatment | Amoxicillin, Diclofenac (Voltaren), Ibuprofen (Advil), Loxonin |
| Gum swelling or infection | Cleaning, rinsing, antibiotics | Amoxicillin, lindamycin, Azithromycin |
| Broken / Chipped tooth | Temporary protection or emergency crown | Painkiller if needed |
| Lost filling or crown | Quick refill or cover | Painkiller if needed, Pain relief if sensitive |
| Wisdom tooth flare-up | Evaluation and medication | Anti-inflammatory + antibiotics |
| Post-treatment pain or swelling | Ongoing care with follow-up options | Diclofenac, Naproxen, Loxoprofen |
Note : These are just examples. Treatment or medication may vary.
We will first examine your condition, provide a diagnosis, and then proceed with treatment after consulting with you. Medication will be prescribed only if necessary.
Commonly Prescribed Medications
We may prescribe the following medications, depending on your condition:
Amoxicillin
– First-line antibiotic for dental infections.
Diclofenac sodium (Voltaren)
– Strong anti-inflammatory often used after extractions.
Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin)
– A widely used painkiller for mild to moderate pain.
Loxoprofen (Loxonin)
– Popular in Japan, similar to ibuprofen.
Naproxen (Aleve)
– Long-acting pain relief, common in the U.S.
Clindamycin
– Used when penicillin alternatives are needed.
Azithromycin (Zithromax)
– Sometimes prescribed for allergy cases or specific infections.
All medications are provided on-site after proper dental examination.
No Japanese health insurance is required; prices are clearly explained before prescribing.
Real Case Examples – Before & After
Step-by-Step: Your Visit
- Book Online (in English) – 24-hour online form
- Come to our clinic in Shibuya
- Receive same-day examination and treatment
- Get medication right after your appointment
- Pay with credit card or cash
- Enjoy the rest of your trip, pain-free!
FAQ
Q: Can I get painkillers or antibiotics at the clinic?
A: Yes. We can provide medications such as Amoxicillin, Loxonin, and Clindamycin directly after treatment.
Q: Do I need Japanese health insurance?
A: No. We welcome self-paying patients and accept credit cards.
Q: Can I return to sightseeing after the treatment?
A: Absolutely. We’ll ensure your pain is under control and explain your medication usage clearly.
Q: Do you speak English or other languages?
A: We welcome international patients every day.
To ensure clear and accurate communication, we use a professional translation app for all languages—including English.
This allows us to provide consistent, reliable explanations for treatment and medication. Please feel at ease.
Q: Can you communicate in languages other than English?
A: Yes. To support all patients equally, we use a translation app for all languages—including English and others.
This ensures accurate communication and safe treatment for everyone.
Clinic Information:
Sakura Platinum Dental Clinic
・ 5th & 6th Floor, Shibuya Higashi-guchi Miami Building
2-22-13 Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
・ Open daily – Online booking available 24/7
・ 1-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station (East Exit)
Directions to Our Clinic
Please see the link below for access information and directions.
https://www.sakurashika24-3.com/en/access-en
Ready to Feel Better?
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| Japanese form, with English Guide | Google Forms (Email Confirmation) | WhatsApp or LINE |
Here for booking details.
English & multilingual-friendly (via translation app) / ¥33,000~ for non-Japanese speakers [Services & Fees]