Emergency Dental
Treatment in Perth
Pain, broken or knocked-out teeth, abscess, lost fillings — we treat them the same day, six days a week.
If any of these sound like you, don't wait.
- Severe or worsening tooth pain
- A broken or chipped tooth
- A knocked-out adult tooth
- Swelling in your face or jaw
- Bleeding from the mouth that won't stop
- A lost filling or crown that's exposing nerve
- A suspected abscess (pus, fever or bitter taste)
- Trauma to teeth, lips or jaw after an accident
Not sure? Call us on (08) 9020 7222 — we'll triage you over the phone and let you know how quickly you need to be seen.
Common emergency dental treatments
Severe toothache
Pain that wakes you up, throbs, or won't ease with over-the-counter pain relief is usually a sign of decay, an infection or a damaged nerve. We assess the cause and treat it the same day where possible.
Broken or chipped tooth
From a hairline crack to a significant break, we'll stabilise the tooth, check for nerve involvement, and rebuild it where we can with composite bonding or a crown.
Knocked-out tooth
If you've had an adult tooth knocked out, time matters. Keep the tooth moist (in milk or held inside your cheek) and call us straight away — there's a real chance we can save it.
Abscess & swelling
An abscess can spread quickly and become serious. We'll examine the area, drain pressure where appropriate, prescribe antibiotics if needed, and plan further treatment.
Lost filling or crown
A lost filling or crown can expose nerve and cause sharp pain. We'll restore the tooth or refit the crown so it's comfortable again — usually in one visit.
Trauma & injury
Knocks, falls and sports injuries can damage teeth, gums and jaw. We assess the full picture (including soft-tissue injuries) and refer on for x-ray imaging where needed.
Calm, clear, in the right order
Triage
You call or book, we ask what's happening, and we route urgent cases straight in.
Assess
We examine, take x-rays if needed, and explain exactly what's going on — no jargon.
Treat
We talk through your options and what each one costs before we begin. Then we get you out of pain.
Your first emergency visit $349
Visit includes:
- A dental consultation
- X-rays
- One tooth extraction or a surface filling
Excludes wisdom-tooth removal. New patients, first emergency visit. Please mention this offer when you book.
First steps you can take right now
These can help in the meantime — they're not a substitute for treatment. If you're in severe pain or your symptoms are getting worse, call us on (08) 9020 7222.
1Toothache
- Rinse gently with warm salt water.
- Use floss to clear any trapped food.
- Take over-the-counter pain relief as directed.
- Avoid very hot, very cold or sugary food.
2Knocked-out tooth
- Hold the tooth by the crown, not the root.
- If clean and intact, place it back in the socket.
- If not, keep it moist in milk or inside your cheek.
- Get to us as quickly as possible.
3Swelling or bleeding
- Apply a cold pack to the outside of your cheek.
- For bleeding, bite gently on clean gauze for 10 minutes.
- Keep your head elevated.
- Call us — swelling can worsen fast.
What to do in a dental emergency
Don't wait for it to get worse
Pain often eases with painkillers — but the cause is still there. Book your same-day emergency appointment now, or call and we'll find you a time.
$349 first emergency visit · same-day, subject to availability
Emergency dental questions, answered
What counts as a dental emergency?
Severe or worsening pain, swelling, bleeding that won't stop, a knocked-out or badly broken tooth, or an abscess are all treated as emergencies. If you're unsure, call (08) 9020 7222 and we'll help you decide.
Can you really see me today?
We hold appointments open every day for emergencies. Same-day visits are subject to availability — calling is the fastest way to be seen.
How much will it cost?
Your first emergency visit is $349, which includes a consultation, x-rays, and one tooth extraction or a surface filling (excludes wisdom-tooth removal; for new patients on their first emergency visit). Any further treatment is explained and priced before we begin.
Will it hurt?
We use local anaesthetic for any treatment that needs it and take things at your pace. Most patients tell us the relief afterwards is much greater than any discomfort during the appointment.
What if it's outside your hours?
We're open six days a week — Mon–Thu 8am–6pm, Fri 8am–4pm, Sat 8am–2pm, closed Sundays. Outside those hours, call us anyway and we'll let you know your options.
Do you accept health funds?
Yes — we're a preferred provider for major Australian health funds and can claim on the spot with your card.
