We list 107 emergency dental clinics across New South Wales, including practices in Sydney and surrounding regions. Compare services, opening hours and contact details, then call the clinic directly.
Typical cost in Australia: $80–$400 AUD. Fees are set by each clinic — confirm pricing when you call.
A dental emergency is any oral condition that needs treatment within 24 hours to relieve severe pain, stop ongoing bleeding, save a tooth, or prevent a spreading infection. Knocked-out teeth, abscesses, and dental trauma from accidents all qualify.
Can I go to a hospital emergency department for a toothache?
Public hospital EDs can help with pain relief, antibiotics and control of bleeding, but they generally do not perform dental treatment. For fillings, extractions or repairs you'll still need to see a dentist — most emergency dentists on this directory can fit you in same-day.
How much does an emergency dental visit cost in Australia?
Emergency appointments typically start from around $80–$150 for the consultation, with treatment charged separately. After-hours and weekend visits often carry a surcharge.
Is emergency dental care covered by Medicare?
Medicare does not cover most adult dental care. Children aged 0–17 in eligible families may receive up to $1,132 over two years through the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS).