Emergency dentist Brisbane Northside and Ascot

Emergency Dentist Brisbane Northside

Same-day emergency appointments may be available - call our team for current availability

Experiencing a toothache, broken tooth or dental trauma? Call us now or book a same-day emergency appointment for Brisbane's Northside at our Racecourse Road clinic in Ascot.

We aim to reserve emergency appointment times each day, subject to availability
Ascot clinic on Racecourse Road
Sedation options available
Open Monday–Saturday

Urgent dental care

Compassionate Emergency Dental Care in Brisbane

Dental emergencies can be unsettling, but at Arete Dental Studio you are in experienced hands. We provide emergency dental care for patients across Brisbane's Northside, including Ascot, Hamilton, Hendra and Clayfield, and reserve dedicated same-day appointments for urgent cases - because no one should have to wait in pain.

Whether you are experiencing a severe toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, facial swelling, or a lost filling or crown, our immediate priority is to relieve your pain, diagnose the issue accurately with digital imaging, and provide a clear pathway to resolution. For ongoing treatment following an emergency, we offer root canal therapy, crowns and bridges, and dental implants where tooth replacement is needed.

Dr Rhys Dawson at Arete Dental Studio

Clinically reviewed by Dr Rhys Dawson

BEng, BOH DSc, MDent - General & Restorative Dentistry | Updated August 2026

Why choose us

Why Choose Arete for Emergency Dental Care

Same-Day Priority Care

We reserve dedicated appointments each day specifically for urgent cases, so you can be seen as quickly as possible.

Immediate Comfort

Our primary goal is to alleviate your pain and stabilise your condition swiftly and gently using effective anaesthesia.

Compassionate Expertise

Our experienced team handles trauma and urgent care with a calm, supportive approach, including sedation options for anxious patients.

Common emergencies we treat

Common Dental Emergencies

Severe toothache

Persistent or worsening tooth pain that may indicate infection, decay or nerve involvement.

Knocked-out tooth

A tooth completely dislodged from its socket - time-critical, with the best outcomes within 30 minutes.

Broken or chipped tooth

Cracked, fractured or chipped teeth from trauma or biting on hard objects.

Lost filling or crown

A fallen restoration that leaves the underlying tooth exposed and vulnerable.

Facial swelling

Swelling around the jaw or face that may indicate an abscess or spreading infection requiring urgent assessment.

Bleeding or trauma

Uncontrolled bleeding from the gums or soft tissue following an injury or accident.

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Before your appointment

What to Do in a Dental Emergency

Call our clinic immediately on 07 3733 3233. Our team can triage your situation over the phone and advise on immediate steps while arranging a same-day appointment.

For a knocked-out tooth, handle it by the crown only, rinse briefly with milk if dirty, and try to re-implant it. If not possible, store it in milk or inside your cheek and get to us within 30 minutes.

For severe pain, take over-the-counter pain relief as directed, apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek, and avoid very hot or cold foods. Do not place aspirin directly on the gum.

Emergency process

From Your Call to Comfort

1

Contact and triage

Call us immediately on 07 3733 3233. Our team assesses your situation over the phone, provides first-aid guidance and arranges a same-day appointment.

Immediate phone triage

2

Urgent assessment

On arrival, we use digital imaging to quickly and accurately diagnose the source of pain, infection or damage.

Indicative timeframe: 15-30 minutes

3

Pain relief and stabilisation

We prioritise getting you out of pain using effective anaesthesia and gentle techniques to stabilise the affected tooth or area.

Indicative timeframe: 30-60 minutes depending on complexity

4

Follow-up treatment plan

Once comfortable, we discuss a clear plan for any further treatment needed - whether a permanent restoration, root canal therapy or extraction.

Discussed at the same visit

Every emergency is different. Treatment steps and timeframes depend on the nature and severity of your situation.

Comfort options

Sedation and Anxiety Management

We understand that dental emergencies are stressful, and many patients feel anxious about urgent treatment. Our team is experienced in treating nervous patients with patience and compassion.

We offer several comfort options for anxious patients. Your dentist can prescribe oral medication to help you relax before your appointment. For more complex emergency procedures, in-house IV sedation can be arranged. Where general anaesthesia is needed, we coordinate referrals to hospital-based facilities. We never want anxiety to delay urgent dental care.

Follow-up care

After Your Emergency Visit

Once your pain is relieved and the situation is stabilised, we discuss any follow-up treatment needed. This may include a permanent crown or bridge, root canal therapy, extraction, or - where a tooth cannot be saved - discussion of implant replacement options.

We provide detailed aftercare instructions and are available for any post-visit concerns. Our goal is not just to resolve the immediate emergency, but to ensure the long-term health and stability of the affected tooth.

Why choose Arete

Why Choose Arete Dental Studio for Emergency Care

We aim to reserve emergency appointment times each day, subject to availability
Calm, supportive environment
Experienced team with advanced imaging
We aim to reserve emergency appointment times each day, subject to availability
Calm & Supportive Team
Advanced Pain Management
Immediate Triage
On-Site Imaging
Same-day assessment and treatment where possible

Local area

Convenient for Ascot and nearby Brisbane suburbs

Patients visit from Ascot, Hamilton, Hendra, Clayfield, Eagle Farm and Brisbane Northside for emergency dental appointments at our Racecourse Road clinic.

When to Seek Hospital Emergency Care

For major facial trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or rapidly spreading facial swelling, please call 000 or attend your nearest hospital emergency department immediately.

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Common Questions

What counts as a dental emergency?

A dental emergency involves severe pain, bleeding, trauma or infection needing immediate attention - such as a knocked-out tooth, unmanageable toothache, facial swelling or a broken tooth. If you are unsure, call our clinic and we can assess your situation over the phone.

Can you see me today for an emergency?

We reserve dedicated appointments each day specifically for emergencies. Call as early as possible on 07 3733 3233 and we will prioritise getting you seen and comfortable as quickly as we can.

What should I do if my tooth is knocked out?

Time is critical. Pick it up by the crown, not the root. Rinse briefly with milk or saliva if dirty. Try to re-implant it immediately. If not possible, store in milk or inside your cheek and get to us within 30 minutes for the best chance of saving it.

How much does emergency dental treatment cost?

Emergency consultation fees start from the standard consultation rate. Additional treatment costs depend on the nature of the issue - a temporary filling differs from a root canal or extraction. We provide a clear cost estimate before proceeding with any treatment.

Do you offer sedation for emergency treatment?

We understand dental emergencies can be stressful. Your dentist can prescribe oral medication to help you relax before treatment. For more complex procedures or significant anxiety, we can arrange in-house IV sedation or coordinate a referral for treatment under general anaesthesia at a hospital facility. Our priority is keeping you comfortable and calm throughout your care.

What should I do for a severe toothache before my appointment?

Take over-the-counter pain relief as directed, apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek, avoid very hot or cold foods, and call our clinic. Do not place aspirin directly on the gum as this can cause tissue burns.

Do you fix broken fillings or crowns?

Yes. A lost or broken filling or crown leaves the tooth vulnerable. We can often repair or replace it on the same day. If a crown comes off intact, bring it with you as we may be able to re-cement it.

What happens after the emergency visit?

Our first priority is relieving pain and stabilising the tooth. We may place a temporary restoration. Once comfortable, we discuss a clear plan for any follow-up treatment needed, such as a crown, root canal or extraction.

Can children be seen for dental emergencies?

Yes. We treat children for dental emergencies including knocked-out teeth, broken teeth and toothache. Our team is experienced in keeping young patients calm and comfortable during urgent treatment.

Where is Arete Dental Studio located?

Arete Dental Studio is located on Racecourse Road in Ascot, convenient for patients across Brisbane including Hamilton, Hendra and Clayfield.

Need an emergency dentist in Brisbane?

Call us now on 07 3733 3233 or book a same-day emergency appointment.

Visit Arete Dental Studio

Our Ascot clinic is convenient for patients from Hamilton, Hendra, Clayfield and across Brisbane's Northside. Same-day emergency appointments available.

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