Emergency Dentist
Looking for an emergency dentist open now? Contact the emergency dentists in Everton Park or Mitchelton if any of your teeth are injured, painful or you have other urgent symptoms.
Accidents can happen any time, and we'll try to see you as soon as possible if you need emergency dental care. The Brisbane based emergency dentists can also offer advice over the phone to help you manage pain and discomfort and prevent a problem from getting worse.
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Emergency Dentist Brisbane
There are lots of reasons why you might need to see an emergency dentist. Common dental emergencies include chipped, cracked or knocked out teeth, severe toothache or tooth sensitivity, bleeding gums and lost or damaged crowns, dentures or veneers.
If you have any type of dental emergency, contact our friendly team for immediate advice or to book an appointment with one of the Brisbane emergency dentists at our Everton Park or Mitchelton clinic locations.
What should I do in a dental emergency?
Knowing what to do in a dental emergency can help you avoid unnecessary pain and complications and improve your chances of making a full recovery. Follow these steps to make sure you get the emergency dental care you need.
Stay calm
It's natural to worry if something happens to your teeth, but panicking can lead to bad decisions that could make the situation worse. If an accident or other emergency happens, try to stay calm and in control of your surroundings.
Call our Emergency Dentists
If you need advice or assistance, call us as soon as possible. The Brisbane emergency dentists can help you to manage pain and discomfort or prevent an infection from spreading before have a chance to see you in person.
Book an appointment
If you need to see a dentist urgently, we'll help you to make an emergency dental appointment at our Everton Park or Mitchelton clinic. The emergency dentists will examine your mouth and can discuss your treatment options at the nearest convenient time.
Everton Park
Call Everton Park on (07) 3355 1422
Mitchelton
Call Mitchelton on (07) 3354 3341
What are the common dental emergencies we encounter in, and when do you need to see an Emergency Dentist?
Here is a list of the common dental emergency situations we encounter in Brisbane. Even if your symptoms resolve on their own, you should still see one of our emergency dentists for a thorough oral health assessment in case there's something wrong. Common dental emergencies include:
Chipped or cracked tooth
Teeth can get chipped or cracked by an impact, trip or fall, or biting into something hard. A tooth that's been weakened by decay or erosion may also be at risk of cracking. Even minor cracks can weaken your tooth and let in bacteria.
If your tooth gets damaged, we may be able to repair it with a filling, crown or other treatment. You should try to avoid using the tooth until you have a chance to see the emergency dentists.
Tooth knocked out
If your tooth gets knocked out but is still intact, there's a small chance it could be reattached if you can see the dentists immediately. You should put the tooth back in its socket or in a glass of milk to keep it moist and avoid touching the roots.
In most cases, a missing tooth can't be reattached, but we can discuss replacing it with a denture, bridge or implant. A missing tooth needs emergency dental care to prevent infection, we would advise you contact one of the emergency dentists in Brisbane immediately.
Tooth pain or sensitivity
Toothache can happen for many reasons. When you make an appointment with the Brisbane emergency dentists, we'll try to track down the cause and will recommend any treatment that may be needed.
To relieve a toothache, try rinsing your mouth with warm saltwater, applying ice to the outside of your cheek or using over-the-counter pain relief medicine
Bleeding mouth
If your gums, lips, cheek or other area of your mouth is bleeding, this will normally stop on its own before long. If the bleeding continues, you should see the Brisbane based emergency dentists or visit the hospital.
You can try to stop the bleeding by applying pressure, making sure to keep the site clean to avoid infection.
Lost filling or crown
If you damage or lose a dental restoration such as a filling, crown or veneer, this is also considered a dental emergency. Depending on the type of restoration and how badly it's damaged, we may be able to reattach it or you may need a replacement.
Before you can see us, try to avoid using the tooth, as it may feel sensitive or be more vulnerable to damage or infection.
Swollen face
If your face is swollen and you feel a pain in your mouth, these could be symptoms of a dental abscess. You should make an appointment to see the emergency dentists as soon as possible.
To relieve the pain, you can try rinsing your mouth with warm salt water, applying ice or a cold compress, or taking medication.
Emergency Dental Before and After
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After
This patient needed an emergency dentist for a broken tooth before being fixed by Dr Nik. No injections required, and an immediate result with a very happy patient. Careful material colour selection was required to match the adjacent teeth.
Talk to an emergency dentist in Brisbane
Have you had a dental emergency? Speak to the emergency dentists in Brisbane today and we'll try to assist you as soon as possible.
Call our Everton Park branch on (07) 3355 1422 or our Mitchelton branch on (07) 3354 3341.
Dental Emergency FAQs
What should I do if I have a dental emergency in Brisbane?
If you're experiencing a dental emergency in Brisbane, it's important to stay calm and contact an emergency dentist immediately. At Swish Dental, we offer prompt emergency dental care at our Everton Park and Mitchelton clinics.
You can reach our
- Everton Park branch at (07) 3355 1422 or our
- Mitchelton branch at (07) 3354 3341.
Do you accept emergency dental vouchers in Queensland?
Yes, Swish Dental accepts government dental vouchers for emergency treatments in Queensland. If you have received a dental voucher, please contact our Everton Park clinic at (07) 3355 1422 or our Mitchelton clinic at (07) 3354 3341 to schedule your appointment.
Learn more about these government dental vouchers here.
Are emergency dental services available near me?
Swish Dental provides emergency dental services at two convenient locations: Everton Park and Mitchelton. Both clinics are equipped to handle dental emergencies promptly. You can find our Everton Park clinic at 538 South Pine Road and our Mitchelton clinic at Suite 1/17 Blackwood Street.
How can I book an emergency dental appointment?
To book an emergency dental appointment, call our Everton Park practice at (07) 3355 1422 or our Mitchelton practice at (07) 3354 3341. Our team will assist you in scheduling the earliest available appointment to address your dental emergency.
Is there an emergency dental clinic open on Sundays near me?
Yes, our Mitchelton clinic is open on Sundays from 7:45 am to 12:00 pm to accommodate emergency dental needs. You can contact the Mitchelton clinic at (07) 3354 3341 to schedule an appointment.
Do you provide emergency dental fillings?
Yes, Swish Dental offers emergency dental fillings to address issues such as tooth decay or damage. Our experienced dentists will assess the situation and provide the appropriate treatment to alleviate pain and restore your tooth.
Are you a Bupa dentist for emergency services?
Swish Dental is a Bupa Members First Platinum provider, we do accept patients with Bupa health insurance. Depending on your level of cover, you may receive benefits for emergency dental treatments at our clinics.
Do you offer emergency dental care services for patients from Arana Hills?
Yes, our Everton Park clinic is conveniently located just a 7-minute drive from Arana Hills, making it accessible for patients seeking emergency dental care. You can reach the Everton Park clinic at (07) 3355 1422.
What types of dental emergencies do you treat?
At Swish Dental, we treat a variety of dental emergencies, including chipped or cracked teeth, knocked-out teeth, severe toothaches, lost fillings or crowns, and swollen faces due to dental abscesses. If you're experiencing any of these issues, contact us immediately for assistance.
How can I manage a knocked-out tooth before seeing the dentist?
If a tooth is knocked out, handle it by the crown (top part) without touching the root. Rinse it gently with water if dirty, and try to place it back into its socket without forcing it. If that's not possible, keep the tooth moist by placing it in a container of milk or saline solution. Seek emergency dental care immediately, as timely intervention increases the chances of saving the tooth.