EMERGENCY DENTIST NORWOOD
Dental Emergency? Get help now
Call us (even if it’s after hours) and our staff will find you an appointment as soon as possible.
During your 1-hour appointment you’ll feel completely at ease. Relax while we find the perfect fix to quickly relieve your pain and provide you with a long-lasting solution.
Receive the emergency dental treatment you need without the stress of out-of-pocket expenses, thanks to our simple payment plans.
When dental emergencies happen, we’re here for you.
Whether you’ve chipped a tooth, lost a filling, or need immediate relief for tooth pain, we’ll do our utmost to address your dental emergency quickly and comfortably.
A skilled and sympathetic dentist is on hand to solve your dental emergency until 10pm on weeknights and 8pm on weekends. Simply call us on (08) 8472 8905 and we’ll fit you in and find you the perfect solution.
A skilled and sympathetic dentist is on hand to solve your dental emergency until 10pm on weeknights and 8pm on weekends. Simply call us on (08) 8472 8905 and we’ll fit you in and find you the perfect solution.
Solve your dental emergency in 3 simple steps.
1
Call us (even if it’s after hours) and our compassionate staff will find you an appointment as soon as possible.
2
During your 1-hour appointment you’ll feel completely at ease. Relax while we find the perfect fix to quickly relieve your pain and provide you with a long-lasting solution.
3
Receive the emergency dental treatment you need without the stress of out-of-pocket expenses, thanks to our simple payment plans.
Emergency dental cost
From $130
With a range of payment plans available, including Afterpay, ZIP and TLC, you can get first-class emergency dental care—when you need it.
We work with all major health fund providers as well and gladly offer HICAPS for on-the-spot rebates.
We work with all major health fund providers as well and gladly offer HICAPS for on-the-spot rebates.
Health funds accepted!
Treat now, pay later. With Afterpay, your dental bill will be split into four payments, payable every 2 weeks. You’ll never have to pay interest, and there will be no additional fees when you pay on time. Afterpay also includes smart spend limits to ensure you only take on payment plans within your budget.
ZipPay offers flexible repayment periods tailored to your preferred schedule – so you can decide whether you want to pay weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Applying is fast and easy, and you’ll pay 0% interest for treatments under $1000.
Smile now, pay later. TLC (stands for Total Lifestyle Credit) lets you borrow up to $50,000 to cover a wide range of dental treatments. The process is quick and stress-free. You simply apply online or over the phone.
An emergency dentist in Adelaide that truly cares
Feel like the VIP you are
Rest assured, you’ll always feel right at home and receive the VIP (very important patient) treatment you deserve.
Supreme out-of-hours care
Our extended hours for emergency dental services mean you get the best care, without compromise, when you need it most.
One-hour appointments
You can’t rush precision treatment. We provide 1-hour emergency dental appointments, so that we can find you a first-class solution for fantastic results.
Feel safe in expert, but gentle, hands...
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Your emergency dental questions, answered!
FAQ
What is a dental emergency?
There are lots of different dental emergencies. To give you an idea, here are a few common types:
— Toothache
— Knocked-out tooth
— Dental abscess
— A chipped, fractured, or cracked tooth
— A lost or broken filling or crown
— Broken dentures or tooth bridge
A dental emergency can be a result of an accident, injury, or infection. Signs of a dental emergency include pain, tooth sensitivity, bleeding, swelling, and inflammation. If you experience any of these symptoms, consider it a dental emergency and give us a call. If you’re uncertain whether you need an emergency dentist in Adelaide, we’ll happily chat to you and help you figure out if you need immediate dental care or not.
— Toothache
— Knocked-out tooth
— Dental abscess
— A chipped, fractured, or cracked tooth
— A lost or broken filling or crown
— Broken dentures or tooth bridge
A dental emergency can be a result of an accident, injury, or infection. Signs of a dental emergency include pain, tooth sensitivity, bleeding, swelling, and inflammation. If you experience any of these symptoms, consider it a dental emergency and give us a call. If you’re uncertain whether you need an emergency dentist in Adelaide, we’ll happily chat to you and help you figure out if you need immediate dental care or not.
What should I do if I have a toothache?
Possible causes of a toothache include decay, an abscessed tooth, cracked tooth, a damaged dental restoration (such as a filling or crown), teeth grinding (bruxism), and gum disease (periodontitis).
If you experience a toothache, you can rinse your mouth with warm water to clean it out. A cold compress placed outside the mouth or on your cheek may help with any swelling. Use dental floss or a soft toothbrush to gently remove any food caught in between the teeth. You may also choose to use some over-the-counter medication for quick pain relief. If the pain persists, call us for an emergency appointment.
If you experience a toothache, you can rinse your mouth with warm water to clean it out. A cold compress placed outside the mouth or on your cheek may help with any swelling. Use dental floss or a soft toothbrush to gently remove any food caught in between the teeth. You may also choose to use some over-the-counter medication for quick pain relief. If the pain persists, call us for an emergency appointment.
My tooth has been knocked out. What should I do?
Call us immediately on (08) 8472 8905.
If the tooth is undamaged, we may be able to save it. Here are a few care instructions for saving a knocked-out tooth:
— Pick up the tooth by the crown (that’s the top part that sits above the gumline, not the root).
— Clean the tooth (rinse it in either milk or water).
— Gently place the tooth back in the socket.
— Hold the tooth in place with a finger or by gently biting down on a soft, clean cloth or piece of clothing.
— If you can’t reposition the tooth back in the socket, place it in a small cup of milk or hold it in your mouth (next to your cheek)
— Visit your emergency dentist ASAP—ideally within 30 minutes.
If the tooth is undamaged, we may be able to save it. Here are a few care instructions for saving a knocked-out tooth:
— Pick up the tooth by the crown (that’s the top part that sits above the gumline, not the root).
— Clean the tooth (rinse it in either milk or water).
— Gently place the tooth back in the socket.
— Hold the tooth in place with a finger or by gently biting down on a soft, clean cloth or piece of clothing.
— If you can’t reposition the tooth back in the socket, place it in a small cup of milk or hold it in your mouth (next to your cheek)
— Visit your emergency dentist ASAP—ideally within 30 minutes.
Should I go to the hospital for a dental emergency?
Hospitals do have emergency dentists on hand. And, in serious dental emergencies it may be best to visit your closest hospital. If you suspect you may have broken your jaw or you have sustained a head injury, go straight to the Emergency Department at your local hospital. You can find your closest Emergency Department to you in Adelaide (including wait times) here. At Smile Society, we offer an out-of-hours emergency dental clinic in Adelaide, but we are not a 24-hour emergency dentist.
What’s the best way to get an emergency dental appointment in Adelaide?
The quickest way to book in to see an emergency dentist is to give us a call. Our friendly and caring staff will do their best to shuffle our schedule around and find you an appointment ASAP.
