Emergency Dentistry

Here When You Need Us Most

Dental emergencies often happen when you least expect them — whether it's a toothache that won't ease, a chipped tooth from sport, or an unexpected injury that leaves your smile vulnerable. At Y3 Smiles Dental, our caring team is here to provide fast, professional support in a calm and welcoming environment. Our focus is on relieving pain, protecting your teeth, and helping you feel at ease.

Same-day appointments
Immediate pain relief
Urgent care protocols

Same day emergency appointments available

Urgent Dental Care

What Is Emergency Dentistry?

Emergency dentistry provides urgent care when dental problems arise suddenly and require immediate attention. This may include severe pain, dental injuries, or infections that need prompt treatment to protect both your smile and overall health.

Pain Relief

We understand how overwhelming dental pain can be. Our priority is to assess the situation quickly and provide treatment that brings relief.

Injury Care

From broken, chipped, or knocked-out teeth, our team acts fast to repair damage and prevent further complications.

Infection Management

In cases of abscess or infection, urgent treatment helps stop the spread and safeguards your health.

In short, emergency dentistry is about giving you the care you need, when you need it most.

Emergency dental care and pain relief

Common Dental Emergencies

Recognise emergency situations and know what immediate steps to take.

Severe Tooth Pain

Severe Tooth Pain

Intense, persistent pain that interferes with daily activities

Urgency: Immediate
Knocked-Out Tooth

Knocked-Out Tooth

Tooth completely displaced from its socket due to trauma

Urgency: Within 30 minutes
Broken or Chipped Tooth

Broken or Chipped Tooth

Fractured tooth causing pain or sharp edges

Urgency: Same day
Lost Filling or Crown

Lost Filling or Crown

Restoration has fallen out, exposing sensitive tooth structure

Urgency: Within 24-48 hours
Dental Abscess

Dental Abscess

Serious infection that can spread if left untreated

Urgency: Immediate
Soft Tissue Injury

Soft Tissue Injury

Cuts or injuries to lips, gums, tongue, or cheeks

Urgency: Depends on severity

When to Call for Emergency Care

Don't hesitate to call if you experience any of these emergency situations.

Severe, persistent tooth pain
Facial swelling or fever
Knocked-out or loose tooth
Broken tooth with sharp edges
Lost filling causing pain
Bleeding that won't stop
Signs of infection or abscess
Jaw injury or dislocation

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about dental emergencies.

Disclaimer

All dental treatments carry potential risks. Please consult with your treating dentist to assess suitability, discuss risks, and understand recovery considerations before proceeding.

03 9022 4442

Don't suffer in pain. Our emergency dental services are available when you need them most. Call now for immediate assistance and same-day treatment.