Dentist
Dr. Sue (Sujata) Thapaliya
I speak English, Nepali
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General Dental
Monday to Friday 8am – 6pm
Saturday 8am – 6pm
At No Gaps Dental Randwick, we provide urgent care for a wide range of dental emergencies. Our team focuses on fast pain relief, protecting your teeth, and offering long-term treatment options tailored to your situation.
No Gaps Dental Randwick is located on Avoca Street, directly across from Randwick School, a well-known landmark in the area. This makes it simple for patients and visitors to find us, even if it’s their first time in the suburb.
The Randwick light rail service ends right on Avoca Street, with the final stop a short walk from our clinic. This makes public transport one of the easiest ways to reach us. Buses also serve the area frequently, connecting Randwick with nearby suburbs and Sydney CBD.
For patients driving, there is dedicated parking available behind the clinic. Additional street parking can also be found nearby, though it can be busy during school and hospital hours. If you are unfamiliar with the area, our reception team can provide detailed directions and parking advice when you book.
At No Gaps Dental Randwick, we want patients to access urgent treatment without worrying about unexpected costs. If you have private health insurance with dental cover, you may be eligible for gap free services meaning no out-of-pocket expenses for selected emergency treatments.
Gap free services at Randwick include:
We process claims instantly through HICAPS and accept all major debit and credit cards. For patients needing more extensive care, flexible payment options such as Humm90 are available. With gap free services at Randwick, you can focus on your oral health and peace of mind while we handle the rest.
Avoid biting hard foods on the chipped tooth. Rinse with warm water to keep the area clean. Cover sharp edges with dental wax or sugar-free gum if needed. Bring any broken fragments to your appointment for assessment.
Rinse gently with warm salty water to soothe the gums. Avoid smoking or irritants that may worsen swelling. Pain medication may provide temporary relief, but only professional treatment can resolve the infection. Contact your dentist promptly.
Eat soft foods and avoid chewing on the affected side. Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. Over-the-counter medication may ease pain temporarily. A dentist will assess the tooth and recommend cleaning, antibiotics, or extraction as required.
Bite on clean gauze for 20 minutes to help stop bleeding. Keep your head elevated and avoid spitting or rinsing for the first 24 hours. If pain worsens after several days or bleeding continues, arrange a review with your dentist as soon as possible.
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