Why Us For Emergency Dental?
- Payment plans available – Zippay and Afterpay accepted.
- Happy gas or Anti-anxiolytic medications on-site for nervous patients.
- Reserved appointments for compassionate, prompt relief when you need it most.
- Preferred providers for Bupa, NIB, and other health funds.
- Wheelchair access.
- Our centrally located clinic is easy to find and has on-site parking.
- Expert treatment - experience coupled with the latest technology equals effective solutions.
If you’re in pain, we will see you today
Marius St Family Dental understand how awful a dental toothache is, that’s why we reserve emergency appointments daily. Call us as soon as you can - our team is here to help.
Marius St Family Dental is locally and family owned, so here, you’re not just another patient - you’re part of our community. We will always welcome new patients. Your well-being is our top priority. Let us take the stress out of your dental emergency and get you smiling again.
Breaking down Barriers to Urgent Dental Care
We’ve found there are three main reasons for emergency dental and we try our best help you overcome them.
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Cost of Dental
- We recommend a budget of $300-$350 for emergency appointments which will cover diagnosis, x-rays and treatment for 90% of appointments. Once you’re here and we have figured out the problem, we will give you an exact quote.
- We accept Zippay and Afterpay.
- We also accept public dental vouchers and CDBS.
- Medicare Gap-Free for anyone with a healthcare card.
- Read more about payment plans and options.
02
Dental Anxiety
Don’t let your fear of dentists delay treatment. We have happy gas, anti-anxiolytic medications and more. Read more about how we can help with dental anxiety.
03
Unexpected Dental Issue
Dental emergencies can strike at any time, leaving you or your loved ones in pain and distress. That’s why our team have made a commitment to going above and beyond for our patients, whether it’s a severe toothache, a chipped or knocked-out tooth, or a sudden swelling.
What Is a Dental Emergency?
Dental emergencies can happen without warning. If you're unsure whether your situation requires immediate attention, below are some common emergencies we treat.
- Severe tooth pain or sensitivity that doesn’t go away.
- Knocked-out or chipped teeth due to accidents or sports injuries.
- Swollen gums or abscesses that indicate infection.
- Broken dental restorations (e.g., crowns, fillings) causing discomfort.
- Severe Bleeding from the mouth.
If you’re experiencing any of these, don’t wait—prompt care can make all the difference in saving your tooth or preventing complications.
What to Do in a Dental Emergency
If you’re experiencing a dental emergency:
- Stay calm and call us immediately at 02 6766 1766.
- Gather as much information as possible to help with diagnosis. For example, when the pain started, the nature of the pain, what makes it better/worse, if hurts to bite, if the pain comes and goes.
- Get a list of all of your medications and details about any medical conditions you have. Try not to take strong pain medication as it can interfere with our tests.
- Try your best to stay hydrated and keep your blood sugar levels up, often dental pain means you aren't eating properly and your body struggles to deal with the stress.
- We are here to help so don't hesitate to get some advice for your individual case off our team.
Book Your Appointment Today
Call us at (02) 6766 1766 or book online to schedule your consultation. Whether it’s a simple check-up or more complex issue, our experienced team is here to help. Let us take care of your smile with the compassion and expertise you deserve!