Logan Reserve Dental
Emergency Dentistry
Care for Life’s Dental Surprises

Got a toothache? We keep appointments open for emergencies daily, and we can often get your tooth fixed on the same day!

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Emergency Dentistry

Dental emergencies can often happen when we least expect them. Whether it’s a persistent toothache, a chipped or broken tooth or a dental injury, at Logan Reserve Dental, we can provide same-day emergency dentistry in Logan Reserve, QLD, to help relieve pain and protect smiles. Our team is here to help you get the dental care you need, when you need it most.

What Is a Dental Emergency?

A dental emergency is any situation where you’re experiencing:

  • Sudden pain
  • Swelling
  • Bleeding
  • Damage to your teeth or gums

These issues often require immediate attention to stop discomfort, prevent further damage and save your tooth whenever possible.

The Benefits of Emergency Dentistry

Dental emergencies don’t follow a schedule, and we’re ready to provide immediate care when you need it most.
Quick Pain Relief
Emergency treatment provides fast relief from severe toothaches, injuries or swelling so you can feel comfortable again.
Prevents Problems
Prompt care prevents small emergencies, like a cracked tooth or infection, from turning into bigger or more expensive issues.
Same-Day Solutions
We offer convenient same-day appointments whenever possible to restore your comfort and peace of mind quickly.

Specials

GAP FREE - New Patient

GAP FREE NEW PATIENT EXAM AND CLEAN for eligible health funds or $199 for no health fund! (valued at $750)

- Full examination of your teeth and gums

- Unlimited X-rays *subject to clinic need

- Professional Scale and Polish

- Fluoride treatment (if needed)

- Clinical Photographs

- Oral Cancer Screening

- Oral Hygiene Advice

- Dental Treatment Planning

- Free dental care kit with each checkup visit

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Common Dental Emergencies We Treat

  • Severe Toothache — Persistent, throbbing pain may signal an infection or decay. We’ll examine your tooth, take digital x-rays if needed and recommend treatments such as fillings, root canal therapy or extractions.
  • Chipped or Broken Tooth — Whether from an accident or biting into something hard, broken teeth can cause pain and sensitivity. We’ll smooth sharp edges, restore the tooth with bonding, a crown or another solution and protect it from further damage.
  • Knocked-Out Tooth — If a tooth has been completely dislodged, time is critical. If possible, gently place the tooth back in its socket or keep it in milk and call us immediately. Prompt treatment gives the best chance of saving the tooth.
  • Lost Filling or Crown — A missing filling or crown isn’t always painful, but it leaves your tooth vulnerable. We’ll repair or replace it quickly to restore comfort and protect the tooth.
  • Abscess or Swelling — Swelling, pus or severe sensitivity may indicate an abscess, which is a serious infection. Immediate care is often essential to prevent the infection from spreading.

Frequently Asked Questions

A dental emergency is considered to be a situation that involves severe oral-related pain, trauma or infection that needs immediate attention to relieve discomfort or prevent long-term damage. Common examples include:

  • Severe toothaches that won’t go away
  • Knocked-out or loose permanent teeth
  • Broken or cracked teeth causing pain
  • Abscesses with swelling
  • Uncontrolled oral bleeding

These issues should be addressed as soon as possible, ideally on the same day.

Emergency Dentistry in Logan Reserve, QLD

At our Logan Reserve dental practice, we offer various emergency appointments because we know dental pain doesn’t follow a 9 to 5 schedule. If you’ve knocked out a tooth, time is critical. We recommend trying to place the tooth back in the socket or keep it moist in milk until you can get to us. This greatly improves the chance of saving it. For abscesses or swelling, urgent care is essential, as untreated infections can spread quickly and affect your overall health.

We Welcome Your Call 

Not all dental issues are emergencies. For example, a lost filling or crown without pain, or a small chip that doesn’t hurt, can usually wait for a regular appointment. But if you’re unsure, we invite you to please call us. We're here to offer our help!

How We Care for You in an Emergency

At Logan Reserve Dental, we know emergencies can feel stressful for many people. That’s why we offer same-day appointments wherever possible and use techniques to ease your pain quickly. Our modern technology, including digital x-rays and intraoral cameras, helps us diagnose the problem and provide effective treatment. For patients feeling especially anxious, we also offer sedation options to help you feel calm and comfortable during care.

Call Our Emergency Dentist in Logan Reserve, QLD

If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, we encourage you to seek treatment. Acting quickly can mean the difference between saving and losing a tooth. At Logan Reserve Dental, our caring team is here to provide relief and long-term solutions.

We invite you to call us today for same-day emergency dental care in Logan Reserve, QLD.

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