Toothache
Assessment of decay, cracks or infection.
Sydney CBD · Macquarie Street
Prompt care when dental problems cannot wait.
Same-day appointments where available, priority for existing patients and telephone triage.
Treatment overview
Emergency Dentist Sydney CBD
Broken teeth
Temporary or definitive repair.
Lost fillings or crowns
Assessment and replacement.
Swelling
Prompt clinical review.
Dental trauma
Urgent advice for damaged or displaced teeth.
Root canal emergencies
Assessment and pain management.
Emergency dentist Sydney CBD
Prompt assessment when dental problems cannot wait.
The Dentistry offers same-day emergency appointments where availability permits. Existing patients receive priority, and telephone triage is available to help determine the urgency of the problem before attendance.
Common emergencies include severe toothache, swelling, broken teeth, lost fillings or crowns, dental trauma and suspected infection.
When swelling is urgent
Rapidly increasing swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, fever or significant facial swelling may require urgent medical assessment.
Knocked-out adult tooth
Hold the tooth by the crown, not the root. If clean, place it back in the socket if possible, or keep it moist in milk and seek immediate dental care. Do not replant a baby tooth.
Lost crown or filling
Keep the restoration if you have it and avoid biting hard on the affected tooth. Do not use household glue.
Pain relief
Use over-the-counter pain relief only as directed and where medically suitable. Dental pain still requires assessment of the cause.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions.
Can I get a same-day emergency appointment?
Same-day appointments are offered where availability permits, with priority for existing patients.
Can you advise me by phone first?
Yes. Telephone triage and advice are available before attendance.
What should I do if I have facial swelling?
Contact the practice promptly. Rapid swelling, breathing or swallowing difficulty may require urgent medical care.
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