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Emergency Dentistry
Urgent Emergency Dental Visit
Prompt assessment and stabilisation for urgent dental problems.
30–60 minutes
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Dental care
Urgent assessment and care based on the diagnosis and clinical need.
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5 treatments
Emergency Dentistry
Learn about the available care before discussing what may be suitable for you.
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Urgent dental assessment for toothaches, swelling, broken teeth and dental injuries.
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Emergency Dentistry
Prompt assessment and stabilisation for urgent dental problems.
30–60 minutes
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Emergency Dentistry
Assessment and treatment planning for pain caused by decay, fracture, infection or another dental problem.
30–45 minutes
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Emergency Dentistry
Repair options such as bonding or crowns, depending on the extent of damage.
45–90 minutes
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Emergency Dentistry
Assessment and care for selected minor cuts or abrasions around the mouth and face.
30–60 minutes
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Emergency Dentistry
Urgent assessment and possible repositioning of a knocked-out permanent tooth.
45–60 minutes (initial visit)
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Choosing dental care
These treatment pages can help you understand the different types of dental care available. A dentist still needs to assess your individual situation before recommending whether a particular option may be appropriate.
Not sure where to begin?
Tell the clinic about your symptoms, concern or goal. The dental team can help you understand an appropriate place to start.
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Book an appointment with Smile on Dental and start with an assessment so your dentist can understand your concerns and discuss suitable treatment options with you.

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Start with your dental concerns.
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