Emergency Dentist in Casuarina

Prompt Care When You Need It Most

Toothache keeping you up at night? Cracked a tooth and not sure what to do next? At Trower Dental, our emergency dentist in Darwin is here to assist with urgent dental concerns, helping you feel more comfortable and preventing further complications. We offer same-day emergency slots so your situation can be assessed without delay.

We manage a wide range of dental emergencies—whether it’s a knocked-out tooth, sudden infection, swelling, damaged dentures, or impacted wisdom teeth. Our team understands that these situations often arise without warning, which is why we keep appointment space available for urgent needs.

If your dental issue occurs during business hours, contact us right away so we can arrange a suitable time. For after-hours support, our on-call service is available to existing patients. To speak with our team, call (08) 8945 4022.

Our Emergency Dentistry Services

When sudden pain or injury strikes, you need care that’s accessible and efficient. Our emergency dentist provides a range of treatments to help address urgent dental problems quickly and carefully:

1.  Toothaches and Sensitivity: We assess and treat severe or sudden tooth pain to prevent further discomfort or complications.
2.  Broken or Chipped Teeth: Whether from injury or biting into something hard, we offer immediate care to restore the affected tooth.
3.  Dental Abscesses and Infections: Prompt drainage and treatment help reduce swelling, relieve pain, and support recovery.
4.  Knocked-Out or Dislodged Teeth: Acting fast can increase the chances of saving your tooth—emergency care makes a difference.
5.  Impacted Wisdom Teeth: Painful swelling or limited jaw movement often signals an issue requiring urgent assessment and relief.

Timely treatment from an emergency dentist can reduce long-term damage and discomfort. Reach out to book an urgent appointment today.

What To Do In An Emergency

In a dental emergency, staying calm is key. Whether it’s a severe toothache, a knocked-out tooth, or facial swelling, quick and careful action can make a difference. Start by assessing the situation—check for bleeding, visible damage, or swelling—and rinse your mouth gently with warm water to keep the area clean.



If a tooth has been knocked out, try to place it back in the socket without touching the root, or store it in milk to keep it moist. For swelling or severe pain, apply a cold compress to the outside of your face. Over-the-counter pain relief may help temporarily, but avoid placing aspirin directly on the gum as it can cause irritation.

It’s important to contact your dentist as soon as possible. Most dental clinics have procedures in place for urgent cases and may offer same-day appointments. In cases of extreme pain or swelling, visiting a hospital emergency department may be necessary.