Dental Emergency? Get Help Fast with St Lucia Dental

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We accept all major health funds
and are a preferred provider for

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We accept all major health funds and are a preferred provider for

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Dental Emergency

Need an emergency dentist in Brisbane?

Tooth pain and dental issues can occur unexpectedly and need immediate attention. The good news is, we’re here to help.

Whether you need a tooth filling, are dealing with a sudden toothache, a broken tooth,  a broken denture or need a more complex procedures like a tooth extraction or replacement, our team is prepared.

If you have a dental emergency, contact us immediately. We are fully equipped to provide fast and effective treatment to make sure you get the care you need without delay.

Click ‘Book Now’ or give us a call to chat to our team.

Common Dental Emergencies

Why Choose St Lucia as Your Emergency Dentist?

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Highly Skilled Dentists

Our dentists are extremely skilled, experienced practitioners that will take great care of your dental emergency. They’re also gentle, considerate and very friendly!
Flexible Hours

Flexible Hours

We are open 7 days a week and provide fast support for dental emergencies. We can also provide immediate feedback over the phone to tell you what to do if you’re in trouble.
affordable fees

Affordable Fees

In addition to our affordable fees, we offer AfterPay, accept all health funds and are the preferred provider for Bupa, NIB, HCF, Medibank, CBHS and TUF and Smile.

Emergency dental care in a relaxed atmosphere at a reasonable price.

That’s why locals love St Lucia Dental.

Emergency Dental Services FAQs

Monday 8 am–6 pm

Tuesday 8 am–7 pm

Wednesday 8 am–6 pm

Thursday 8 am–6 pm

Friday 8 am–5 pm

Saturday 8 am–4 pm

Sunday Closed

If you have a dental emergency, please contact our team immediately on 07 3870 8811.

Here are some common dental emergencies:

Severe Toothache: Intense, unrelenting pain that doesn’t improve with over-the-counter painkillers may require immediate attention.

Broken or Chipped Tooth: Accidents or injuries that result in a broken, cracked, or chipped tooth.

Knocked Out Tooth: A tooth that has been completely knocked out due to trauma.

Lost Filling or Dental Crown: A filling or crown that falls out, leaving the tooth exposed and vulnerable.

Dental Implant Pain or Discomfort: Severe or persistent pain around the implant site.

Abscess: A painful, swollen area in the mouth or gums that indicates an infection.

Swelling or Bleeding:
Unexplained or severe swelling, bleeding, or injury to the gums, lips, or tongue.

Damaged Braces or Orthodontics:
Broken wires or brackets causing discomfort or risk of injury.

Object Stuck Between Teeth: An object lodged between teeth that can’t be removed with floss.

Tooth Sensitivity: Sudden, severe sensitivity to hot or cold that doesn’t subside.

Jaw Pain: Severe pain or injury to the jaw, which may indicate a fracture or dislocation.