Dentist
Dr. Tyrone You
I speak English, Mandarin
Tyrone You is a passionate dentist who has worked alongside many different types of specialists…
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General Dental
Monday to Friday 8am – 6pm
Saturday and Sunday Closed
At No Gaps Dental Wynyard, we know how stressful and painful dental emergencies can be. Our team is here to provide urgent, compassionate care to relieve discomfort and prevent further problems.
No Gaps Dental Wynyard is located at 283 George Street, right in the Sydney CBD. The practice is just steps away from Wynyard Station, making it ideal for commuters and city workers.
When exiting Wynyard Station towards George Street, turn left. You will find building number 285, and right next to it is 283 George Street. The entrance is slightly enclosed, marked by a souvenir shop and barber boards near the doorway. We are also directly across the road from the Commonwealth Bank building, providing another clear landmark.
If you are driving into the city, there are several nearby parking stations. However, most patients find it easiest to arrive by train or bus, with Wynyard Station and George Street bus routes providing direct access. Our reception team can guide you if further directions are needed.
At No Gaps Dental Wynyard, we make urgent dental care more affordable by offering gap free services for patients with private health insurance that includes dental cover. This means no out-of-pocket costs for many common treatments.
Gap free services at Wynyard include:
We accept on-the-spot health fund claims via HICAPS and all major credit and debit cards. For more complex treatment needs, flexible payment options such as Humm90 are available. With gap free emergency services at Wynyard, you can access the care you need without financial stress.
Avoid chewing on the sore side and rinse gently with warm salty water. Take pain medication if safe for you. Record what triggers the pain such as heat, cold, or biting and share this with your dentist. Book an urgent appointment to identify the cause.
Avoid sticky or hard foods that may irritate the exposed tooth. Keep the area clean by rinsing after meals. Over-the-counter temporary filling material may provide short-term relief. Arrange an urgent visit to replace the filling properly.
Do not chew on the cracked tooth until assessed. Apply a cold compress if there is swelling. Rinse with warm water to keep the area clean. If fragments break off, keep them safe and bring them to your appointment.
Rinse with warm salty water to reduce bacteria and swelling. Avoid irritants such as smoking or alcohol. Pain medication may help temporarily, but gum infections require professional care. Book an appointment quickly to prevent further progression.
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