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Emergency Dental After Hours Care

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At Paramount Dental Sydney we have an experienced and caring team who are well-equipped to treat dental pain, toothache, broken, cracked and dislodged teeth and other emergency dental problems, after hours.

We understand the need to provide a high standard of dental care 24 hours when sudden and unexpected problems occur. Without immediate treatment for many pain related dental problems and tooth pain, problems can worsen and cause irreversible damage. To avoid complications, relief pain or fix other dental problems call us today.

 

Emergency Care Tips


Fix your dental problem today

For emergency treatments we schedule appointment asap to ensure your problem doesn't worsen and to make sure you don't experience and prolonged pain, discomfort or anxiety.

At your appointment we will examine and discuss your current condition before explaining how we can best treat your dental problem. On most occasions we can begin and even complete your treatment during the same appointment.


How much does emergency dental treatment cost?

We don't charge extra for last minute or after hours dental treatment. Your consultation is $100 plus the cost for the treatment required. Sometimes we can give you a quote over the phone, but often times we cannot give you an accurate quote without first examining you at your consultation.

We accept all credit and card payment types as well as on the spot HICAPS claims. We also offer payment plans for some treatment plans. For more on payment options and payment plans visit our Costs & Payment Options page.


Do I need to see an emergency dentist or should I wait?

Usually if you have gone to the trouble of searching for a dentist after hours you will need to see us. If you are unsure or would like to discuss your dental issue please call us to discuss. 

FOR ACHES & TOOTH PAIN
If the pain has come on suddenly, is sharpe and throbbing or if the pain is not subsiding, we recommend urgent treatment.

FOR DAMAGED TEETH (Broken, Cracked, Dislodged)
Teeth that have been damaged from accidents come with different degrees of pain, trauma and anxiety relating to the appearance of your smile. To save and repair damaged teeth and to be sure severe trauma and damage hasn't occurred, please call us to discuss and make and appointment.

FOR COSMETIC, ORTHODONTIC AND OTHER FIXTURES
Sometimes you may need a temporary fix and sometimes a permanent one. Whatever the problem please call us to see how we can help.


How to tell if you have a dental or a hospital emergency

The sudden onset of extreme pain to your teeth or gums, without any physical accident occurring, is usually a dental emergency. Other emergencies associated with your mouth occur too so please call us if:

  • Your tooth is knocked out, displaced or cracks

  • A dental fixture is broken or stuck (eg. Braces wire)

  • An object is stuck in your teeth

  • Your mouth or teeth are injured in a sporting accident

You should visit the emergency department of your local hospital if your jaw is broken or your lips, gums or tongue are severed or severely damaged.


What is an emergency dentist?

Emergency dentists are simply dentists who provide their services outside of regular business hours and who have extensive experience in the skills and services required in a dental emergency. These skills include things like:

  • Immediate oral pain relief

  • Performing successful laser root canal therapy

  • Saving cracked teeth with fillings, bonding, caps or veneers

  • Repairing broken teeth

  • Surgically mending damaged gum and roots from accidents

  • Mending and fixing broken cosmetic, orthodontic and other fixtures

  • Performing surgical wisdom teeth extractions and general extractions;

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Should I be seeing a dentist if I am pregnant or breast feeding

Yes. There is no reason why you cannot. At Paramount Dental Sydney we have procedures in place to ensure x-rays are only performed when necessary and only after your first trimester. When relevant, our dentists will only prescribe medications that are safe for your unborn child or your breast feeding infant. 


What do I do in a dental emergency?

We have different tips and important advice for all dental emergencies. Click the link below for details