HAVE A DENTAL EMERGENCY?
CALL (02) 4981 3114
We understand that dental emergencies occur unexpectedly. We have a number of Emergency appointments set aside every day fir such situations.
Facial swelling, bleeding or infection, extreme pain and dental trauma can generally be treated on the day in our emergency appointments.
Our friendly front office staff will talk with you when you call to determine which appointment will work best for you.
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(02) 4981 3114
(02) 4981 3114
Opening Hours
6 Tomaree Street
PAYMENT OPTIONS
We gladly accept all health funds and process claims straightaway via HICAPS.
All accounts must be settled on the day of service, unless otherwise stated by our staff.
We accept payments by cash, EFTPOS, PAYWAVE, credit card (Visa or Mastercard), Visa debit and cheque.
INSURANCE
We participate in government schemes such as Veteran Affairs and Child Dental Benefits Scheme.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is considered to be a dental emergency?
If you’ve had a tooth knocked out, are experiencing uncontrollable bleeding or unbearable pain, or you have an abscess or infection, these are dental emergencies requiring immediate attention.
What should I do in an emergency?
Call us and arrange an appointment as soon as possible. Even if you can manage the issue yourself, it’s important to have your dentist confirm there isn’t another underlying problem.
What should I do if my tooth has been knocked out?
As well as calling us, it’s advisable to put the tooth back in its socket. Carefully rinse it off before placing it back. If this isn’t possible, preserve the tooth in a container of milk, salt water, saline solution or saliva.
REQUEST AN APPOINTMENT
Fill out the form and we will contact you during our working hours. Urgent dental care will be provided as soon as possible.