Dental Emergency? We’ll See You Today
Call us on (02) 8384 6667 and our team will prioritise you — in most cases we can see you the same day.
Emergencies we treat• Severe toothache and dental pain
• Knocked-out (avulsed) teeth • Chipped, cracked or broken teeth • Lost fillings and crowns • Dental abscess and facial swelling • Bleeding after an extraction • Broken dentures • Sports injuries to teeth and gums |
What to do right nowKnocked-out tooth: handle it by the crown (not the root), rinse briefly in milk or saline, and if you can, place it gently back in the socket — otherwise keep it in milk. The first 30–60 minutes matter most.
Severe toothache: rinse with warm salt water and take your usual pain relief. Never place aspirin directly on the gum. Facial or jaw swelling: call us immediately — swelling can become serious quickly. If you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, go straight to the nearest hospital emergency department. Broken tooth or lost crown: keep any pieces, avoid chewing on that side, and cover sharp edges with sugar-free chewing gum or dental wax. |
Emergency dental FAQs
We reserve time each day for dental emergencies and will always try to see you the same day you call. Phone (02) 8384 6667 as early in the day as you can.
I’m not an existing patient — can I still come in?
Yes. New patients with dental emergencies are always welcome — many of our long-term patients first came to us in an emergency.
What if my emergency happens outside opening hours?
Call (02) 8384 6667 and follow the instructions on our message. For severe swelling, uncontrolled bleeding or trauma, go to the nearest hospital emergency department.
Which areas do you serve?
We’re at 4/2 Albert Street, Marrickville (entry on Addison Rd), minutes from Petersham, Stanmore, Dulwich Hill, Enmore and Newtown.








