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Find an Emergency Dentist near Birchgrove NSW 2041

Experiencing a dental emergency near Birchgrove NSW 2041? Whether it's severe tooth pain, a knocked-out tooth, a broken filling or facial swelling, finding fast treatment is critical. Browse emergency dentists near Birchgrove NSW 2041 with same-day and after-hours availability, and book your urgent appointment now — no waiting on hold.

Practices

Dr. Christopher Potter

4.7(28)
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Anokhi Dental, Suite 18, Level 8, Beanbah Chambers, 235 Macquarie St, Barangaroo NSW 2000
Open· Closes 8:00am
3.3km away
$179

Village Dental - Haymarket

4.6(67)
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118/8 Quay St, Barangaroo NSW 2000
Open· Closes 4:00am
3.7km away
$475

Smilogy - Edgecliff

4.8(25)
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Suite 1/2 New McLean St, Darling Point NSW 2027
Closed· Opens Mon 8:00pm
5.7km away
$250

Divine Dental Care

5.0(289)
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217 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield NSW 2131
Open· Closes 8:00am
6.4km away
$199
Mon, 23 Mar2:20 pm2:55 pm
Wed, 25 Mar12:00 pm
Thu, 26 Mar1:00 pm
Sat, 28 Mar1:30 pm
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Dental & Facial Clinic

5.0(536)
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17 Ryedale Rd, Denistone NSW 2114
Open· Closes 5:00am
9.7km away
$349

Practitioners

Dr Christopher Potter

Dr Christopher Potter

Dentist
Dr. Christopher Potter
·Barangaroo NSW 2000
3.3km away
$179
Dr Anju Prajapati

Dr Anju Prajapati

Dentist
Village Dental - Haymarket
·Barangaroo NSW 2000
3.7km away
$475
Dr Rebecca Dunne

Dr Rebecca Dunne

Dentist
Smilogy - Edgecliff
·Darling Point NSW 2027
5.7km away
$250
Dr James Shin

Dr James Shin

Dentist
Divine Dental Care
·Ashfield NSW 2131
6.4km away
$199
Mon, 23 Mar2:20 pm2:55 pm
Wed, 25 Mar12:00 pm
Thu, 26 Mar1:00 pm
Sat, 28 Mar1:30 pm
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Dr Justin Liu

Dr Justin Liu

Dentist
Dental & Facial Clinic
·Denistone NSW 2114
9.7km away
$349

Frequently Asked Questions

What Counts as a Dental Emergency?

A dental emergency is any situation that requires immediate attention to relieve severe pain, stop bleeding or save a tooth. Common dental emergencies include a knocked-out or dislodged tooth, a cracked or fractured tooth, severe toothache that does not respond to over-the-counter pain relief, a lost filling or crown exposing the tooth, uncontrolled bleeding from the mouth, and swelling of the face or gums that may indicate infection.

What to Do Before Your Emergency Appointment

If you have knocked out a tooth, place it back in the socket if possible or keep it moist in milk and see a dentist within 30 minutes for the best chance of saving it. For severe pain, take over-the-counter pain relief as directed and apply a cold compress to any swelling. If you have uncontrolled bleeding or difficulty breathing, call 000 or visit your nearest emergency department.