Opening Hours
- Warrowong Hours:
Monday
8AM - 5PM
Tuesay
9AM - 5PM
Wednesday
9AM - 5PM
Thursday
9AM - 5PM
Friday
8AM - 5PM
Saturday
9AM - 12PM
Sunday
CLOSED
- Wollongong Hours:
Monday
8AM - 5PM
Tuesay
9AM - 5PM
Wednesday
9AM - 5PM
Thursday
CLOSED
Friday
8AM - 5PM
Saturday
9AM - 12PM
Sunday
CLOSED
Our Locations
- 166 Cowper St, Warrawong NSW 2502
- 68/143 Corrimal St, Wollongong NSW 2500
Bespoke Dental Studio caters to all patients of all ages. We pride ourselves as true family dentists. We cater to all forms of general dentistry, as well as cosmetic and restorative dentistry. We are proud providers for the Illawarra Area Health Service.
We provide :
- CDBS
- IAHS Vouchers
- Vet Affairs
- Emergency Appointments
Emergency Dental Care
Dental emergencies happen, usually when you least expect them
Any dental problem that requires immediate treatment in order to save a tooth, stop ongoing tissue bleeding or alleviate severe pain is considered a dental emergency. If you have a severe infection or abscess in the mouth, this is a very serious condition and should be dealt with immediately.
At Bespoke Dental Studio, we have extensive experience in treating dental emergencies from trauma, pain and cracked teeth through to infections and dental repairs.
Same day emergency appointments are always available.
Tips for Dental Emergencies
Try to stay calm but act fast. If a permanent tooth has been knocked from its socket, it’s crucial to seek immediate professional care.
Knocked-out tooth
Try to stay calm but act fast. If a permanent tooth has been knocked from its socket, it’s crucial to seek immediate professional care.
- Only touch the crown of the tooth – away from the end that was attached to the gum
- Clean the tooth by rinsing it quickly in milk or some saliva to remove any dirt or debris
- Try to put the tooth back in its socket and gently hold it in place. If you can’t put the tooth back in the socket, place it in a small cup of
Toothache or pain
If you’re experiencing any level of dental pain, even if it’s just a bit of discomfort or sensitivity, you should make an appointment with a dentist right away.
In the meantime:
- Take over-the-counter pain relief as advised by your GP or pharmacist. You should only swallow painkiller capsules or tablets – never apply them directly to the gum, as some are acidic and may damage the gum tissue.
- Use a cold compress against the outside of your cheek (not directly against the surface of your tooth)
Broken dentures
If you wear dentures, they can become damaged or broken by accidents or even just gradual wear and tear. Never try to repair dentures yourself. Instead, make an appointment with a dental professional. Do not continue wearing damaged dentures. Remove them and store them in a safe place, along with any pieces that may have broken off.
Need more information? Contact the experts today!
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as a dental emergency?
A dental emergency includes severe pain, broken teeth, bleeding gums, lost restorations, or facial swelling. These situations require prompt assessment and treatment to avoid complications.
What should I do if I have a dental emergency outside clinic hours?
Contact the practice for their emergency contact number or follow recorded instructions for urgent dental service. If the situation is life‑threatening, seek emergency medical care immediately.
How are emergencies handled at the practice?
Emergency visits include assessment, pain relief and stabilisation. Depending on the issue, temporary restorations, extractions or referral to a specialist may be provided. Follow‑up care is scheduled once the patient is comfortable.
