Emergency dentist Brisbane · East Brisbane
Emergency Dentist Brisbane - Urgent Care in East Brisbane
Toothache, swelling, a broken tooth or another urgent dental problem? Call EasyCare for the earliest suitable appointment. Same-day emergency appointments are often available, subject to clinical priority and capacity.
We normally reserve one hour for emergency visits, giving the dentist time to diagnose the problem and, when clinically appropriate and you choose to proceed, begin treatment at the same appointment.
Some symptoms need hospital care
Call 000 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department for difficulty breathing or swallowing, rapidly spreading facial or neck swelling, heavy uncontrolled bleeding, major facial trauma, or if you are becoming systemically unwell.
Urgent problems we assess
When to call an emergency dentist
You do not need to diagnose the problem yourself. Tell our team what happened, how severe the symptoms are and whether swelling, bleeding or trauma is involved. We will help arrange the most appropriate next step.
Severe or persistent toothache
Pain that is worsening, interrupting sleep or making it difficult to bite can signal decay, a cracked tooth or inflammation inside the tooth.
Read the toothache guideSwelling or suspected abscess
Gum, jaw or facial swelling needs prompt assessment. Fever, spreading swelling, swallowing difficulty or feeling very unwell may require hospital care.
Understand dental infection signsBroken, cracked or chipped tooth
Early care may reduce pain, protect the remaining tooth and give you more treatment options-especially when a large piece has broken away.
What to do with a broken toothLost filling or crown
Keep the area clean, avoid chewing on that side and bring the crown with you if you still have it. Do not use household glue.
What to do if a crown comes offKnocked-out tooth or dental trauma
A knocked-out adult tooth is time critical. Hold it by the crown, not the root, and call immediately for instructions while travelling to care.
Follow the knocked-out tooth stepsWisdom tooth pain
Pain, swelling, a bad taste or difficulty opening your mouth around a wisdom tooth can require urgent cleaning, imaging or treatment planning.
See wisdom tooth treatment optionsClear emergency fees
Know the assessment cost before you arrive
Emergency care starts with a focused diagnosis. Your dentist will explain the findings, practical options and treatment fee before any additional treatment begins.
If only temporary stabilisation is appropriate that day, we will explain what is needed next and the likely timing.
Fees shown are EasyCare's stated appointment and imaging fees. The total varies with the diagnosis and treatment selected. Additional imaging and treatment are not included in the $150 fee.
Your emergency visit
A diagnosis first, then the clearest path forward
We normally set aside one hour so the visit is not rushed. What can be completed depends on the diagnosis, clinical complexity and your informed choice.
Assess and image
Your dentist examines the problem, checks relevant medical history and takes the imaging needed to identify the likely cause.
Explain your options
You receive a plain-language explanation of the findings, recommended care, alternatives, risks and fees before deciding.
Treat or stabilise
Where clinically appropriate, treatment may begin at the same visit. Otherwise, we relieve or stabilise the problem and plan the next appointment.
- Temporary repair or permanent filling
- Root canal treatment or pain-relieving first stage
- Simple or surgical tooth removal when appropriate
- Crown assessment or re-cementation where suitable
- Trauma care and stabilisation
- Medication only when clinically indicated
A calm clinical team
Emergency care led by Dr Majid Serpoosh
Principal dentist · BOHDS, MDent (Griffith)
Dr Majid provides emergency diagnosis and a broad range of care, including root canal treatment, surgical extractions and implant treatment. That breadth helps when an urgent problem needs both immediate relief and a realistic longer-term plan.
EasyCare's approach is especially considerate of patients who feel anxious or have delayed care. The priority is to understand what is happening, explain the options clearly and help you make a comfortable, informed decision.
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Emergency dentist questions
Can I get a same-day emergency dental appointment?
Same-day appointments are often available, but they cannot be guaranteed. Availability depends on the day's capacity and clinical priority. Call (07) 3523 3333 as early as possible and describe your symptoms so the team can guide you.
How much is an emergency dental appointment?
The emergency examination is $150 and includes one dental X-ray. If you need an OPG, the fee is $250; if CBCT imaging is required, the fee is $350. Treatment and any additional imaging are quoted separately before you proceed.
Can treatment be completed at the first visit?
Often, yes. EasyCare normally reserves one hour for emergency visits so there may be time to begin or complete treatment. The diagnosis, complexity, your medical circumstances and the treatment you choose will determine what is appropriate that day.
Should I call or book online?
Call if you have significant pain, swelling, bleeding, trauma or need the earliest available time. A phone conversation lets the team assess urgency and give immediate instructions. Online booking is useful when your situation is stable and you do not need real-time guidance.
Is EasyCare a 24-hour emergency dentist?
No. The clinic is open Monday to Saturday during the hours shown below. For an urgent after-hours enquiry, call or text 0478 000 333. This is not a 24-hour treatment guarantee. For breathing or swallowing difficulty, rapidly spreading swelling, uncontrolled bleeding or major facial trauma, call 000 or attend hospital.
Can you help with an infected or painful wisdom tooth?
Yes. The dentist can assess pain, swelling or infection around a wisdom tooth, take suitable imaging and recommend immediate care. If removal is appropriate, the timing and complexity will be explained after examination.
Easy to reach
Emergency dental care in East Brisbane
The clinic is on Lytton Road, minutes from Kangaroo Point and Woolloongabba. Free undercover parking removes one more worry when you are already in pain.
EasyCare commonly serves patients from East Brisbane, Kangaroo Point, Woolloongabba, Norman Park, Hawthorne, Morningside and nearby inner-Brisbane suburbs.
Suite 103, 33 Lytton Road
East Brisbane QLD 4169
Above Seasons IGA
After-hours urgent enquiries: text 0478 000 333. This service does not replace hospital emergency care.
Helpful while you arrange care
Emergency dental guides
These first-aid guides can help you act safely before your appointment. They are not a substitute for diagnosis.
Get the dental problem assessed today
For pain, swelling or trauma, calling is the fastest way to explain what is happening and ask for the earliest appropriate appointment.