Persistent pain or swelling
Spontaneous pain, pain when biting, swollen gums or an unusual taste deserve an early check. A temporary improvement does not necessarily mean the problem has resolved.
A sudden toothache, broken tooth or swollen gum needs an assessment before deciding on treatment. WOW Dental is in Darling Square, Sydney CBD. For urgent dental concerns, call 02 8357 3399 and tell us about your symptoms and when they started so our team can check appointment availability.

Spontaneous pain, pain when biting, swollen gums or an unusual taste deserve an early check. A temporary improvement does not necessarily mean the problem has resolved.
A tooth that is loose, chipped or displaced after a fall or impact needs assessment, along with the surrounding tissues. Note when the injury happened and call us for advice on the next step.
Keep the restoration and avoid chewing hard foods on that side. Do not use household glue to reattach it. A dentist needs to check whether it can be secured again.
Describe where it hurts, when it began, any injury, fever or swelling, and the medicines you currently take.
The dentist investigates the cause and recommends imaging when necessary, then discusses immediate care and further treatment.
An urgent visit may focus on stabilising the immediate problem. Fillings, root canal treatment or restoration may require further appointments, depending on the findings.
Fees depend on the examination, any imaging and the treatment provided. You can ask about the examination fee when calling. Before further treatment, confirm the estimated cost and any follow-up required.
PAYMENT & HEALTH FUNDSExplore common questions, then discuss what is suitable for you at an individual assessment.
Please call first. Our reception team will check availability and your symptoms. Same-day appointments must be confirmed; this is not a 24-hour emergency service.
The cause still needs assessment. Pain relief may temporarily ease symptoms but does not repair decay or a crack, or treat the source of an infection.
No. Whether a tooth can be retained depends on the damage, gum support and infection. Your dentist will explain the available options.
You can use the form for a general appointment. If you currently have pain, bleeding or swelling, calling helps the team understand the urgency.

Bring your questions. We start with an examination and a conversation. Get to know our team and arrange a time that suits you.
Darling Square, Shop 1/64 Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000Monday–Sunday 9:00 am–7:00 pm · 02 8357 3399