Urgent Dental Care When You Need It Most
Emergency Dentist in Gymea
Urgent Dental Care at Bigger Smiles
A dental emergency can happen at any time – whether it’s sudden tooth pain, a broken tooth, or a knocked-out tooth. At Bigger Smiles in Gymea, we offer fast, effective, and compassionate emergency dental care to relieve pain and restore your smile.
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What Is Considered a Dental Emergency?
You may need urgent dental care if you experience:
- Severe toothache that won’t go away
- Cracked, chipped, or broken teeth
- Knocked-out tooth (dental avulsion)
- Dental abscess or infection
- Swollen, bleeding gums
- Lost fillings or crowns
- Pain from wisdom teeth
- Jaw pain or TMD issues
If you’re unsure whether your situation is an emergency, call us immediately for advice.
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What to Do in a Dental Emergency
Knocked-Out Tooth
- Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root).
- Rinse gently with milk or saline (do not scrub).
- Try to place the tooth back into the socket or store it in milk or saliva.
- Call us immediately – the sooner it’s reinserted, the higher the chance of saving it!
Severe Toothache
- Rinse with warm saltwater.
- Use a cold compress to reduce swelling.
- Take over-the-counter pain relief (avoid aspirin if bleeding).
- Book an urgent dental visit to determine the cause.
Abscess or Swelling
A dental abscess is a serious infection that can spread. If you have severe swelling, pain, or fever, seek immediate dental care to prevent complications.

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Our Emergency Dental Services
At Bigger Smiles, we provide same-day treatment for all dental emergencies, including:
Cracked Teeth
A cracked tooth can cause severe pain and sensitivity. Our emergency dentists offer immediate pain relief and restorative solutions such as fillings, crowns, or veneers.
Root Canal Therapy
If you have an infected tooth or deep decay, a root canal treatment can save your tooth and relieve pain. Our gentle, pain-free root canals prevent further infection and restore function.
Dental Extractions
Sometimes, a tooth cannot be saved and must be extracted to relieve pain and prevent infection. We offer gentle, expert tooth extractions, including wisdom teeth removal.
Wisdom Teeth Extractions
Impacted or infected wisdom teeth can cause pain, swelling, and misalignment. We provide safe, comfortable extractions, including IV sedation for anxious patients.
Teeth Grinding & TMD Management
If you experience jaw pain, headaches, or tooth wear, bruxism (teeth grinding) may be the cause. We offer custom night guards and TMD treatments to protect your teeth and jaw.
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Why Choose Bigger Smiles for Emergency Dentistry?
✔ Same-Day & After-Hours Appointments – Quick relief when you need it most.
✔ Pain-Free & Gentle Care – Specially formulated anaesthetics for a comfortable experience.
✔ State-of-the-Art Technology – CBCT X-rays for immediate diagnosis & treatment.
✔ Experienced Emergency Dentists – Expert care with a compassionate approach.
✔ Flexible Payment Plans – Affordable treatment options available.
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Emergency Dental Costs in Gymea
Common emergency dental treatment costs:
- Root Canal Therapy – from $1,200
- Tooth Extraction Simple – from $220
- Tooth Extraction Surgical – from $500
- Wisdom Teeth Extraction Simple – from $250 per tooth
- Wisdom Teeth Extraction Surgical – from $500 per tooth
- IV sedation – from $750
Health insurance may cover part of your emergency dental treatment. View Payment Plans for affordable options.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I go to the hospital for a dental emergency?
Hospitals can provide pain relief but do not perform dental treatments. It’s best to see an emergency dentist immediately.
How do I know if I have a dental emergency?
If you’re experiencing severe pain, swelling, bleeding, or have a broken or knocked-out tooth, you need urgent dental care.
Can an emergency dentist pull a tooth?
Yes! We provide same-day extractions for infected, broken, or problematic teeth.
What should I do if my dental crown falls out?
Keep the crown safe and avoid chewing on that side. Call us for same-day reattachment or replacement.
What painkillers can I take for a toothache?
Ibuprofen is recommended for tooth pain relief. Avoid aspirin if you’re bleeding.
How soon should I see a dentist for a cracked tooth?
Immediately! Early treatment prevents further damage and pain.
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Book an Emergency Dental Appointment Now
Don’t wait – if you’re experiencing a dental emergency, contact Bigger Smiles immediately for fast relief and expert care.