KITAKU KYUJITUOUKYUSHINRYOJO
This is an emergency dental clinic run by the Kita Dental Association — not a regular practice you book weeks in advance. It exists specifically for those moments when a tooth decides to ruin your weekend. It’s open on public holidays and Sundays when almost everything else is shut, which is the whole point. Located in Nakajujo in Kita Ward, it’s inside the Kita Dental Association building on the first floor — functional, no-frills, designed to get you out of pain rather than impress you with decor.
English capability here is described as conversational, so don’t expect a fully bilingual experience, but you’re not going to be completely stranded either. Basic communication should get you through. For a holiday emergency clinic, that’s actually more than most. Come with your insurance card, a translation app as backup, and realistic expectations. This place exists to stabilize the situation — root canals, cracked teeth, the 2am toothache that waited until Sunday morning to fully announce itself.
Patient Feedback
Patients generally come here stressed and leave relieved — which is the bar for an emergency clinic and this one clears it. Wait times can stretch on busy holidays since it’s the go-to option for the whole ward when everything else is dark. Staff are efficient and focused on pain relief first. Don’t expect small talk or hand-holding. The vibe is professional emergency triage: they’ve seen it all, they’ll fix the immediate problem, and they’ll refer you for follow-up care elsewhere.
English Language Proficiency
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Contact & Location
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03-3822-4112 -
http://www.kitashi.jp/
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東京都北区中十条２－１１－４ 北歯科医師会館１階
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Oji Station (Namboku Line) — 8 min walk
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