Emergency Dentist Perth – Open Until 11 PM most nights.

We may be the only emergency dentist in Perth open late Saturday and Sunday! Available every day of the week, you can be certain that we’ll be available when you need us.

Through many hours in the emergency dentist departments, our dentists understand that you are in pain. Gentle and compassionate care is what we strive for in our clinics.

Perth’s locals trust us as their go-to emergency dentist in Western Australia. We will discuss your dental history and then have a consultation with you to discuss possible treatment options.

Dental emergencies require immediate action to ensure the best possible outcomes. Contact us so we can help determine your dental emergency.

Dealing with knocked-out teeth, severe toothache, had an accident, or broken your dentures? Rapid treatment can reduce pain, prevent the problem from getting worse, and save your teeth! We’re ready and waiting to help.

When unexpected dental trouble hits, knowing there’s an emergency dentist in Perth gives you some peace of mind. Our dental clinic is open later than others (including on weekends) and our expert dentists are equipped to handle any oral emergency you can throw at them!

With compassionate care and fast action, Radiant Smiles Dental Care is your go-to for alleviating pain and fixing dental problems so you can move forward pain-free, healthy, and happy.

What is a Dental Emergency? 

A dental emergency is any situation in which you need rapid dental care in order to stop oral bleeding, reduce oral pain, save a tooth from being damaged, or prevent potential worse health problems. Without prompt treatment, these conditions could pose serious health risks. 

Common Emergency Dental Conditions We Can Help With 

Our emergency care dental hospital in Perth provides urgent care for a wide range of emergencies, including: 

  • Severe Toothache: Pain is usually an indicator of an underlying problem, so urgent dental care is necessary to uncover the reasons for your pain. An after-hours dentist will also provide pain relief, so you don’t have to wait for “normal hours” to feel better. 
  • Chipped or Broken Teeth: Dental emergency care is needed to restore the tooth before it gets worse and to relieve any pain. 
  • Knocked-Out Teeth: Urgent dentist intervention is needed to replace the tooth. The longer you wait, the higher the chance of losing the tooth for good! 
  • Wisdom Tooth Issues: Wisdom teeth that don’t erupt properly can cause pain, swelling, and even infection. Urgent dental care will ease pain and pressure and can prevent worse oral problems from developing. 
  • Abscesses or Infections: Left untreated, a tooth abscess can cause pain, pressure, fever, and infection. Dental emergency care will drain, clean, and manage the abscess to prevent the chance of infection spreading.

OUR OFFICE HOURS

We are available at the following timings at our Nedlands and Yokine locations.

Call  (08) 6119 9605  to book your appointment.

Emergency Dentist Perth – Office Hours

Monday: 8am-11pm
Tuesday: 8am-8pm
Wednesday: 8am-11pm
Thursday: 8am-10pm
Friday: 8am-10m
Saturday: 8am-11pm
Sunday: 9am-5pm

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Whatever your oral emergency, come to our emergency dental Perth clinic. Don’t wait—our dentists are here to help you in your time of need. Here’s why you shouldn’t hesitate when you’re dealing with an after hour dental emergency.

Dental problems often come with pain, swelling, and discomfort. The sooner you get treatment, the faster you’ll be able to reduce pain and inflammation. Once inflammation is down, you’ll heal much quicker.

Failing to get immediate dental care in an emergency situation can lead to complications that wouldn’t arise if you got urgent care. A damaged tooth may be unable to be saved, one damaged tooth can cause damage to adjacent teeth, and infections (mild or major) can spread. Urgent dental intervention can stop damage in its tracks, and even reverse mild damage if you get professional dental help in time.

Some tooth emergencies, like knocked-out teeth, need rapid care for the tooth to be saved. If you wait too long, you may not be able to have the tooth re-implanted. Taking urgent action can save your tooth!

Seek dental treatment quickly to save money. Delaying care can worsen your oral health, leading to more expensive and complex procedures later.

What Can You Expect During Your Emergency Dental Visit?

When you visit our emergency dentist Perth, our dentists’ priority will be to ease our pain, make you feel calm, and do whatever we can to fix your dental problem. Here’s the process you’ll go through when you visit us.

Careful & Thorough Initial Assessment

A dental professional will examine your mouth, ask how the emergency happened, and get your medical and dental history. They may perform tests like X-rays or other scans.

Discussing Your Options

Once your dentist knows the issue, they’ll discuss the various treatment options that will work for you. They’ll walk you through the choices and guide you to the one that would work the best for your case.

A Personalised Treatment Plan

Once you’ve decided on a course of treatment, your dentist will put together a personalised treatment plan for you. This may include pain management, repair work, treating infections, and referring you to a specialist if necessary.

Pain Management
Depending on the nature of your emergency, you may get pain medication or numbing medication during your emergency appointment. It’s likely that over-the-counter pain medication will be prescribed to help you manage pain in the days to come.

Oral Repairs
The next step is to address the problem. Your dentist will repair damaged or broken teeth, re-implant a tooth that was knocked out, drain and clean an abscess, or fix damaged braces or dentures. If the damage is severe, you may require surgery for this step, and the dentists at our clinic will refer you to a maxillofacial surgeon.

Treating Infections
Your dentist may prescribe an antibiotic to clear up an existing infection, or to reduce your chances of developing an infection after treatment.

Possible Referral to a Specialist

If your case is complex, your emergency dentist might provide pain relief and stabilise the mouth before referring you to a specialist who can treat your particular condition with more success. This could be a maxillofacial surgeon, an orthodontist, endodontist, or other dental specialist.

First Aid Steps Before Your Dentist Appointment

Taking quick action when emergencies happen can help to streamline your treatment when you get to our Perth dental clinic. Here’s what you can do, depending on your emergency:

  • Bleeding:
    Rinse your mouth gently with lukewarm water. Apply gentle pressure to the bleeding area with gauze or a clean cloth until the bleeding stops. If the gauze gets soaked through, simply add another piece on top of it until the bleeding stops.
  • Dental Pain:
    Rinsing with salt water can help. You can take an over-the-counter painkiller, but don’t forget to tell the dentist what you’ve taken. If you've also got swelling, a cold compress can help.
  • Broken Teeth: Do your best to save the broken pieces and place them in a small jar with milk, water, or your own saliva. Take them with you to the dentist.
  • Knocked-Out Teeth:
    Pick the knocked-out tooth up, being careful to only touch the crown (the white part). Rinse it in warm water if needed. Try to place it back in the socket; if you can’t, place it in a small jar with milk, water, or your own saliva and get to an emergency dentist Perth as soon as you can.
  • Lost Crown or Filling:
    Rinse the filling or crown with cool water. Store it in a small jar and take it with you to the dentist. Avoid hard, sticky, or hot/cold foods until it’s fixed.
  • Broken Dental Restorations:
    Cover sharp edges with oral-friendly wax and get to an emergency dental clinic as soon as you can.

Why Choose Radiant Smiles Dental Care Perth?

Our emergency dentist in Perth is ready to guide you through any dental situation! Here’s why you can be confident in our services and know you’re in good hands.

  1. Prompt Attention: We know how urgent dental emergencies are. We aim to see you as soon as possible when you have an emergency situation.
  2. After-Hours Availability: We’re open for longer hours than most, including until 11pm on Saturdays and 5pm on Sundays. Emergencies wait for nobody!
  3. Thorough Assessment: We evaluate you thoroughly and discuss all treatment options with you before any decisions are made.
  4. Immediate Pain Relief: While we discuss treatment options with you, we’ll assist you with safe, effective pain relief so you can start feeling better as soon as possible.
  5. Personalised Treatment: There’s no one-size-fits-all dental treatment—we treat you and your situation as the individual you are.
  6. Wide Range of Dental Services: No matter what dental emergency you’re having, you can come to us. Our dentists are qualified to handle most emergencies, and if you need to be referred to a specialist, we’ll keep you safe and comfortable while you wait.
  7. Affordable Payment Solutions: Dental emergencies are never convenient, so we offer interest-free AfterPay, Zip Pay, and Zip Money payment plans. Affordability should never stop you from getting emergency dental care!

Whatever your dental emergency, the dental team at Radiant Smiles Dental Care is ready to help guide you through fast, effective treatment. Book an emergency appointment with one of our expert dentists.

Emergency Dentist Perth FAQ

What constitutes an emergency dental appointment?

Patients who require emergency care are those requiring immediate attention in order to minimise the risk of serious medical complications or prevent long-term dental complications.

When should you go to emergency dentist?

For dental emergencies, the following problems require urgent attention by a dentist are tooth knocked out, nontraumatic tooth problems like toothache.

Are wisdom teeth an emergency?

Wisdom teeth are the third molars that erupt in your late teens to early twenties. Call our emergency dentist as soon as possible if you're experiencing wisdom tooth pain.

What is the fastest way to stop a toothache at home?

Salt water rinse is an effective first-line treatment or a hydrogen peroxide rinse may also help to relieve pain and inflammation.

Can Ice help a toothache?

A cold compress or an ice pack can help ease dental pain, especially if a toothache is due to injury or swollen gums.

Will a dentist pull an infected tooth?

If the affected tooth can't be saved, your dentist will pull (extract) the tooth and drain the abscess to get rid of the infection.

How long before antibiotics work on infected tooth?

What is the best antibiotic to treat a tooth infection? You'll likely take antibiotics for 7-10 days to get rid of your tooth infection, and dentists have a few options for which antibiotics they might prescribe.

What does an infected tooth feel like?

Signs and symptoms of a tooth abscess include: Severe, persistent, throbbing toothache that can radiate to the jawbone, neck or ear.

What is the most common dental emergency?

Common dental emergencies include pulpitis, abscesses, cellulitis, pericoronitis, and broken, loose or missing teeth.

Is Pulpitis a dental emergency?

Inflammation or infection of the pulp, or nerve of the tooth, is called pulpitis and yes it is considered as dental emergency.

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