Emergency Dentists in Camp Hill

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Toothache, broken tooth or sudden swelling, and you live in Camp Hill?
Dental Nook in Carindale is only a short drive away, and we keep spaces aside every day for urgent dental care, including selected evenings and weekends (subject to availability), because we have an emergency dentist in Camp Hill.

We aim to see dental emergencies the same day or the very next day by appointment.
If you are in pain now, call our friendly team or book online and we will do our best to fit you in as soon as possible.

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Same-day Emergency Appointments near Camp Hill

Our online booking system is available 24/7, so you can book an appointment any time of day or night. For urgent problems it is always best to call the practice so we can triage your situation and offer the earliest time available.

Common emergencies we see from Camp Hill, Carina and surrounding suburbs include:

We provide gentle emergency care for children, teens and adults, using modern equipment and calming techniques to help you feel as comfortable as possible.

Note:If your symptoms are life-threatening, or you have facial trauma, difficulty breathing or heavy bleeding, please call 000or attend your nearest hospital emergency department immediately.

Fees, Medicare and Health Funds

Dental Nook is a private billing practice. Payment is required on the day of treatment, and we offer convenient on-the-spot claiming through HICAPS for most major health funds.

For eligible children, we accept the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS)and can bulk bill approved CDBS services, which means no out-of-pocket costs up to your child’s available Medicare benefit cap.

Our team can:

Check your child’s CDBS eligibility
Explain any fees before treatment starts
Help you maximise your health-fund rebates

Your Local Emergency Dentist in Camp Hill

Our Carindale clinic is an easy drive from Camp Hill via Old Cleveland Road and Creek Road. If you live in Camp Hill, Dental Nook is your nearby option for prompt emergency dental care.

Patients enjoy:

Convenient location in Carindale with ample centre parking
Access to public transport routes to and from Camp Hill
Modern, family-friendly rooms and a relaxed atmosphere

Need an Emergency Dentist in Camp Hill Now?

If you are experiencing dental pain or have damaged a tooth:

Call our reception team– we will advise you on what to do next and offer the earliest available appointment.
Or book onlineat any time and we will confirm your emergency visit as soon as possible.

Dental Nook is here to help Camp Hill residents get fast, compassionate emergency dental care and get back to smiling with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is any problem that needs urgent attention to relieve pain, stop bleeding or save a tooth. Common examples are severe toothache, facial swelling, dental abscess, knocked out tooth, broken or cracked tooth, injuries to the lips or gums and trauma from accidents or sport.

I live in Camp Hill – how quickly can I be seen?

We keep same-day and next-day appointments aside for emergencies. If you call early in the day, we will usually be able to see you the same day. If all emergency spots are taken, we will still try to fit you in as soon as possible or place you on a priority waitlist.

What should I do if I knock out a tooth?

Pick the tooth up by the crown (the white part), not the root. If it is dirty, gently rinse it with milk or saline – do not scrub it. If you can, place it back in the socket and bite gently on a clean cloth. If that is not possible, keep it in milk or on your cheek and contact us immediately. Quick action within 30–60 minutes gives the best chance of saving the tooth.

Do you treat children in an emergency?

Yes. We regularly see children from Camp Hill and surrounding suburbs for urgent care, including toothache, broken baby teeth and dental trauma from falls or sports injuries. Our team is experienced in helping anxious kids feel safe and supported.

Do you bulk bill under the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS)?

For eligible children, we can provide approved CDBS services with no out-of-pocket costs up to the available Medicare limit. Our reception team can check your child’s eligibility and remaining balance before treatment.

How much does an emergency appointment cost?

The fee depends on the problem and the treatment required. At your emergency visit, we will examine the area, take X-rays if needed and discuss the options and fees with you before going ahead. We offer HICAPS claims so you can claim your health fund rebate on the spot.

What if I have pain at night or on the weekend?

If you develop a problem after hours, you can book online straight away and leave a message on our voicemail. When the clinic reopens, our team will contact you and offer the earliest available emergency appointment. If your pain is severe or swelling is spreading, please call us so we can triage your situation and advise you on the next steps.

Should I go to the hospital instead of the dentist?

For most dental problems, a dentist is the best first contact. However, if you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, heavy uncontrolled bleeding, facial trauma, or you suspect a broken jaw, you should go straight to the hospital emergency department or call 000. You can then see us for follow-up dental care once you are stable.

Do I need a referral from my GP to see you in an emergency?

No referral is needed. You can contact Dental Nook directly for urgent care, whether you are a new or existing patient from Camp Hill.

What can I do at home while I wait for my appointment?

You can take over-the-counter pain relief as directed on the packet (unless advised otherwise by your GP), avoid very hot or cold foods, and rinse gently with warm salty water. Do not place aspirin directly on the gum or tooth. If you have facial swelling, a cold compress on the outside of your cheek may help until you can be seen.