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Got a Dental Emergency in Woolloongabba?

If you’re suffering from dental trauma in Woolloongabba- don’t hesitate to contact us. We see the best results from patients who come to see us for treatment immediately after an accident. Have peace of mind knowing that our reliable dental clinic is only a four-minute drive from Woolloongabba.

Emergency Dental Woolloongabba

Whether you’re suffering from wisdom tooth pain, dental trauma, toothaches, facial swelling, an abscess or a broken tooth, our emergency dentists are close by Woolloongabba waiting to help.

Our dental practice is equipped to help in many types of emergencies.

Bring the tooth or any teeth fragments to the clinic if you’ve lost or broken a tooth.

If you experience the following symptoms, please call 000 (triple zero) immediately:

Significant swelling of the face, eyes or throat
Difficulty breathing or seeing
Any loss of consciousness
Vomiting

What To Do If
Your Tooth Fell Out

In the case of a missing tooth, time is of the essence.

Once a tooth has become dislodged from the socket, we only have 45-60 minutes to restore your natural smile. Please come to our office immediately if you’ve knocked your tooth out in Woolloongabba. We are just four minutes away from the centre of Woolloongabba, leaving you plenty of time for the procedure.

Take the following steps for the best results:

Grab the tooth only by the crown (the white part), not the root.

Run the tooth very gently under water. If water is not available, you can rinse it with your own saliva or milk

Experiencing Dental Trauma

Trauma to your teeth, soft tissue of your lips or mouth can cause long term damage. Our expert dentists near Woolloongabba will take all the necessary steps to ensure your quick recovery.

Steps to take before you arrive:

If you have swelling from trauma, it is recommended to gently place an ice pack on the area.

Alternate using the ice pack in intervals of 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off.

Please visit your nearest hospital or call 000 (triple zero) if you are experiencing any dizziness, vomiting, nausea, head/body injuries, blurry vision or fatigue.

If the trauma does not require hospitalisation, we can examine, diagnose and assess your condition in the clinic.

What To Do If You Have A Broken Tooth Or Broken Filling?

Your tooth or filling may break for an array of reasons. Whether it’s due to a cavity or trauma—a broken tooth or filling can leave you in extreme pain.

If you’ve fractured, chipped, or cracked your tooth, do not attempt to fix this at home. You may potentially cause more damage to the tooth. Avoid pain by eating on the other side of your mouth, and keep your mouth clean by rinsing with salt water.

Come see us at our clinic near Woolloongabba right away to avoid further damage or potential distress.

Experiencing Facial Swelling

Facial swelling may be a sign of a life-threatening issue, so please call 000 if you have swelling of the face, eyes or throat.

If your facial swelling is caused by an infection, we can potentially treat this with antibiotics at your appointment.

Tooth Aches & Wisdom Tooth Pain

If you’re experiencing pain in your teeth or jaw, this may be caused by an infection or nerve pain. It can be challenging to determine the cause of a toothache without an examination. If you’re experiencing a toothache in Woolloongabba, make an appointment at our clinic, where we can give you further details regarding your options.

Severe pain from your wisdom teeth can also be caused by an infection and might require an emergency extraction. If your wisdom teeth sit close to the inferior alveolar nerve, you may need special surgery for removal. We can examine this with a special OPG radiograph or a CBCT (3D) scan.

You can take over the counter medication to relieve the pain until you can come and see us in the clinic.