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Best emergency dentists in Canterbury-Bankstown

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Campsie Dental Spa is the top pick for emergency dentists in Canterbury-Bankstown, and the only one here that lists after-hours care. Five other practices say they see urgent problems, but their hours, suburbs and published detail differ. Call ahead before you drive in, since a same-day slot depends on who is free when you ring.

Quick picks in Canterbury-Bankstown

  • Best for after-hours care: Campsie Dental Spa, open until 9pm on weekdays.
  • Best for a toothache visit the same day: Marion St Dental, with parking at the rear.
  • Best for urgent repairs with payments spread out: Dr Hind Allahwerdi, with emergency visits for broken dentures and lost crowns.
  • Best for a Saturday visit in Bankstown: Dr Michael Ibrahim, open on Saturdays from 7:30am to 1pm.
  • Best for a Revesby weekday visit: The Local Dentist, with short-term treatment on hand for urgent problems.

Best emergency dentists in Canterbury-Bankstown, ranked

  1. 1Campsie Dental Spa for after-hours appointments and nervous patients

    After hoursSees childrenOpen weekendsBased in Campsie

    Campsie Dental Spa is a general and cosmetic practice on Campsie Street, Campsie, and it is the only pick here that lists after-hours care. It offers same-day appointments for urgent dental problems. Weekday hours run from 9am to 9pm and Saturday from 9am to 4pm. Nervous patients can ask about happy gas or oral sedation when booking. It claims health funds on the spot, and Belmore, Lakemba, Canterbury and Ashfield are among the suburbs it covers.

  2. 2The Local Dentist for short-term treatment on weekdays

    Emergency apptsSees childrenOpen weekendsBased in Revesby

    The Local Dentist is based in Revesby and lists emergency dental care among its services. The practice notes that short-term treatment is available when something urgent comes up. Its hours are 9am to 5pm on weekdays and until 2pm on Saturday, so a weekday call leaves the most time to get seen.

  3. 3Marion St Dental for same-day places for toothache and broken fillings

    Emergency apptsSees childrenOpen weekendsBased in Bankstown

    Marion St Dental is at 119 Marion Street, Bankstown, and holds same-day places for toothache, chips, swelling and lost fillings. Calling as the practice opens gives the best chance of a visit that day. Hours are Monday and Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm, Wednesday 10am to 7pm and Saturday 8:30am to 1pm. Parking is at the rear, a short walk from Bankstown station and the bus interchange. Payment plans are listed.

  4. 4Dr Michael Ibrahim for Saturday emergency visits in Bankstown

    Emergency apptsSees childrenOpen weekendsBased in Bankstown

    Dr Michael Ibrahim is at Bankstown Dental Centre on Restwell Street. Urgent cases it sees include sudden pain, bleeding, injuries to teeth, and a lost filling or crown. Its Saturday session starts at 7:30am and ends at 1pm, with weekdays from 8am to 6pm. Several dentists and oral health therapists work at the centre, so ask for whoever has an opening that day when you call.

  5. 5Dr Hind Allahwerdi for emergency repairs, broken dentures and payments over time

    Emergency apptsSees childrenOpen weekendsBased in Bankstown

    Dr Hind Allahwerdi sees emergency patients at Advanced Health Dental Centre in Bankstown for dental pain, bleeding, toothache, dental trauma, lost fillings or crowns, and broken dentures. The clinic asks callers to ring 02 8123 0183 and says it aims to keep waits short for emergency patients. Zip Pay and Afterpay are accepted, so a larger repair can be paid over several payments.

  6. 6Fresh Dental for emergency care alongside family dentistry in Yagoona

    Emergency apptsOpen weekendsBased in Yagoona

    Fresh Dental on Hume Highway, Yagoona, lists emergency dental care among its specialised services, alongside check-ups, implants and orthodontics. The practice publishes no detail about its emergency care beyond that. Weekday hours finish at 1pm, so ring before a weekend visit to confirm cover. Several long-term patients describe the dentist as personal and caring.

Compare emergency dentists in Canterbury-Bankstown

The table lines up the picks on where each is based, whether it lists emergency or after-hours appointments, and whether it is open on weekends.

DentistBased inEmergencyKidsImplantsWeekendsGoogle rating
Campsie Dental SpaCampsieAfter hoursβœ“βœ“βœ“β˜… 4.8 (184)
The Local DentistRevesbyEmergency apptsβœ“βœ“βœ“β˜… 4.9 (51)
Marion St DentalBankstownEmergency apptsβœ“β€“βœ“β˜… 5.0 (7)
Dr Michael IbrahimBankstownEmergency apptsβœ“βœ“βœ“β€“
Dr Hind AllahwerdiBankstownEmergency apptsβœ“βœ“βœ“β€“
Fresh DentalYagoonaEmergency apptsβ€“βœ“βœ“β˜… 4.0 (6)

Ratings show from 5 Google reviews.

How we picked emergency dentists in Canterbury-Bankstown

Practices were ordered first by whether they state that they take emergency or same-day appointments, then by after-hours and weekend hours, then by a weighted score that gives more weight to a practice when more patients have reviewed it. Each practice's own page was read for what it says about urgent care. A practice that only lists emergency dentistry among its services is included but placed below ones that say what they can do.

Emergency dentists in Canterbury-Bankstown: FAQ

Which Canterbury-Bankstown dentists take emergency appointments?

In Canterbury-Bankstown, each of the six picks says it sees urgent dental problems, though the detail differs. Dr Hind Allahwerdi names the widest range, from mouth ulcers to broken dentures.

Which dentist in Canterbury-Bankstown offers after-hours care?

Campsie Dental Spa is the only pick that lists after-hours care, and it sees patients on weekday evenings until 9pm.

Should I call ahead before going to a dentist for an emergency?

Ring first in Canterbury-Bankstown, since whoever is free decides the time you get. Dr Hind Allahwerdi's clinic takes urgent calls on 02 8123 0183.

Where should I go for facial swelling that spreads or trouble breathing?

Canterbury-Bankstown residents should go to a hospital emergency department straight away if facial swelling spreads or breathing is hard, not to a dental clinic.