Emergency Dentist in Liverpool

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday 8am – 6pm
Saturday 8am – 6pm

At No Gaps Dental Liverpool, our team is prepared to manage a wide range of urgent dental issues. We provide fast, compassionate care to relieve discomfort and help you get back to normal as quickly as possible.

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Types of Dental Emergencies We Treat in Our Liverpool Clinic

Even a small chip can cause sensitivity and leave the tooth at risk of further damage. Depending on the size of the chip, we may recommend bonding, a filling, or a crown. Bringing any broken fragments to your appointment can sometimes help with the repair.

Accidents from sport, falls, or other impacts can cause teeth to break, loosen, or be knocked out. Quick treatment improves the chances of saving the affected tooth. We will stabilise damaged teeth and provide immediate treatment or referral if required.

Impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth often cause swelling, soreness, or infection. These cases can make eating and opening the mouth uncomfortable. X-rays help us determine whether simple cleaning, antibiotics, or extraction is the most suitable treatment.

Infections of the gums often cause swelling, tenderness, and bleeding. If untreated, they may develop into abscesses or lead to tooth mobility. Treatment usually involves professional cleaning, advice on home care, and in some cases antibiotics or specialist periodontal therapy.

A broken denture can interfere with speaking and eating, leaving patients feeling self-conscious. In some cases, dentures can be repaired, while in others replacement may be needed. We will assess the denture and recommend the best way forward. Our Liverpool clinic keeps daily time slots open to ensure patients with emergencies are seen promptly.

Where to Find Our Liverpool Emergency Dental Clinic

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Where to Find Our Liverpool Emergency Dental Clinic

No Gaps Dental Liverpool is located inside Westfield Shopping Centre on Level 2, making us easily accessible for patients throughout the area. You will find us near Woolworths and directly across from Commonwealth Bank and My Health Medical Centre.

For those travelling by car, the most convenient parking options are the red and purple car parks inside Westfield, which provide direct access to Level 2. From there, it is just a short walk to our clinic.

If arriving by public transport, Liverpool Station is only a few minutes away on foot, with frequent bus and train services connecting across South West Sydney. Whether travelling locally or from surrounding suburbs, our practice is simple to find and convenient to reach.

Gap Free Emergency Dental Services Available

At No Gaps Dental Liverpool, we are committed to keeping emergency dental care affordable and accessible. For patients with private health insurance that includes dental cover, we offer gap free services which means no out-of-pocket expenses for many essential treatments.

Gap free treatments at our Liverpool clinic include:

Comprehensive dental check-ups
Professional cleaning and fluoride applications
Digital X-rays to detect urgent problems
Simple fillings to repair broken or decayed teeth

We make payments stress-free with on-the-spot health fund claims through HICAPS and acceptance of all major debit and credit cards. For more complex treatment plans, flexible finance solutions such as Humm90 are also available. With gap free emergency services in Liverpool, you can receive the care you need quickly, without financial stress holding you back.

What to do if you have a Dental Emergency?

Chipped tooth

Avoid biting on the chipped tooth until it is repaired. Rinse with warm water to keep the area clean. If sharp edges are present, cover them with sugar-free gum or dental wax if available. Bring any fragments to your appointment for assessment.

Dental trauma

If a tooth is loose or knocked out, handle it carefully and avoid touching the root. Store knocked-out teeth in milk or saliva and see a dentist immediately. Apply a cold compress if swelling is present. Prompt attention is critical for the best outcome.

Gum infection

Rinse with warm salty water to soothe sore gums. Avoid smoking or irritants that may worsen the infection. Pain medication can help temporarily, but only professional treatment can resolve the underlying cause. Book a dental appointment as soon as possible.

Broken denture

Stop wearing the damaged denture to avoid irritation or injury. Keep all broken pieces and bring them with you to your appointment. Do not attempt home repairs, as this may make the damage worse. A dentist will advise whether repair or replacement is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

In many cases, yes. A temporary restoration can usually be placed the same day to restore appearance and comfort. This interim measure will protect the tooth until a long-term solution such as a veneer, crown, or bonding can be arranged.

Antibiotics may reduce pain and swelling, but they do not remove the source of the infection. Definitive treatment such as root canal therapy or extraction is usually required. A dentist must assess your case to determine the safest and most effective plan.

It is common for teeth to feel sensitive for a few days after a professional clean, especially if tartar has been removed from below the gumline. This sensitivity usually settles quickly. Using sensitive toothpaste and avoiding very cold foods can help during this time.

You should see a dentist immediately, ideally within 30 minutes. The sooner the tooth is reimplanted, the higher the chance of saving it. Keep the tooth moist in milk or saliva and bring it with you to your appointment.

Not always, but missing teeth can cause other teeth to shift and affect your bite. Replacement options include implants, bridges, or dentures. A dentist will examine your situation and explain whether replacement is recommended.