EMERGENCY DENTAL
Emergency Dental
Dental emergencies can happen anytime. We offer prompt emergency dental care for toothaches, broken teeth, lost fillings, and other urgent dental problems.
A dental emergency can be stressful, but you do not have to manage it alone. Whether you are experiencing severe tooth pain, have knocked out or broken a tooth, lost a filling, or notice swelling in your mouth or face, our team is here to help. Simply call us on (07) 3281 6666 and we will prioritise your care.
When you contact us with an urgent concern, we do our best to see you as quickly as possible. Our first goal is always to get you comfortable and address your pain, then we will assess the situation and explain your treatment options clearly.
While you are waiting to see us, there are a few things you can do. For a knocked out tooth, gently rinse it without scrubbing, place it back in the socket if possible, or keep it moist in milk. For pain or swelling, a cold compress on the outside of your cheek can provide some relief. Avoid very hot or cold foods if you have a broken tooth.
Dental emergencies are often more manageable than they first seem. Our calm, experienced team will look after you and help you feel at ease. Do not hesitate to reach out, even if you are unsure whether your situation is an emergency. We would rather hear from you and help you find peace of mind.
Visit us at Shop 5/92 Grange Rd Ipswich QLD 4305 or call (07) 3281 6666 to discuss whether emergency dental is right for you.
YOUR APPOINTMENT
Call us on (07) 3281 6666 and we will prioritise your care. Our team is experienced in managing urgent dental situations calmly and effectively.
Call & Get Prioritised
Pain Relief & Assessment
Same-Day Treatment
PATIENT EXPERIENCES
We value the trust our patients place in our team. Here's a selection of feedback from people we care for in Ipswich.
amanda c.
Patient
“I don't do reviews but I had to for everyone here. I have a fear of dentists, none of the staff knew that but the receptionist clocked it, she engaged with me and tried to elevate my fear, she expressed to the team I was very apprehensive and nervous. The team listened and everyone who was involved with my care went above and beyond. Everything was explained to me and I was given time, there was never any rush. On the day of my [...], which I had so much anxiety about, the receptionist remembered me, the team knew I was scared and they all made my experience calm and amazing. They walked me through what was happening and let me know it was OK to tell them at any point If I felt uncomfortable. As a person that is truly petrified of dentists, I can not thank this team enough.”
via Google Reviews · Jan 2026
Saria G.
Patient
“They are very nice and very gentle, too.”
via Google Reviews · Jan 2026
Sue S.
Patient
“I started going to Grange Rd dental after having a traumatic experience at another dentist and my husband convinced me to see his dentist (Dr Andrew). Dr Andrew was very kind and patient and gentle and I was so incredibly thankful to find such a good dentist. He has taken such good care of [...] for 15 years now and all my children see him too. I appreciate how he [...] for me (as I still sometimes get anxious) and does not rush things and explains what he is doing. His gentleness and ability to reduce my anxiety by making me as comfortable as possible is so appreciated by me. He is thorough and passionate about his work and cares for his patients. I highly recommend Dr Andrew and this surgery as all the other staff are also very caring and helpful.”
via Google Reviews · Dec 2025
Hollie B.
Patient
“Great place. Friendly staff and very accommodating for my disabilities. I am thankful to have a dentist that is accessible and welcoming to me.”
via Google Reviews · Dec 2025
Candy P.
Patient
“Been coming here for maybe 15 years??? [...] Andrew makes sure [...] never hurts. Highly recommended”
via Google Reviews · Nov 2025
Jan W.
Patient
“I Thank GOD, for Andrew and His Phenomenal Team. I have NEVER had a "pleasant" dental "visit" my entire life. After another BAD experience with a dentist, I thought,"THATS' IT" NOT to mention THE COST!!!! Earlier this year, I called in to see this GREAT TEAM. [...] All I can say, IF u are NOT happy with ur current dentist, I suggest most strongly, give Andrew,His Associates,His Team, A GO🙂 Crazy,I know, I have never been HAPPIER to go,see my NEW Dentist, and his Brilliant Team🥇✨️🎆🌈”
via Google Reviews · Nov 2025
Leaza S.
Patient
“Thanks to Google (reviews do work) I found this amazing dental practice. All the staff are professional and caring. Highly recommend.”
via Google Reviews · Sept 2025
Hazel R.
Patient
“Great staff, [...] was very gentle and quick.”
via Google Reviews · Aug 2025
Jan L.
Patient
“Oh gosh so many positive things , right from walking in the door, always get a lovely greeting from the staff especially Emily but they are all amazing. The surgery is immaculate it has a beautiful ambience . Then Andrew ( Dr Andrew Zischke ) is next level caring, he could see how nervous I was so he was very gentle and never rushed, explaining what he was doing and what to expect , I could sense how passionate Andrew is about making sure every client leaves with a positive experience, [...] I cannot recommend Andrew enough, stop procrastinating and make your appointment today you will not regret it .”
via Google Reviews · July 2025
Barb S.
Patient
“Thank you so much for fitting me in today. [...] you had me come straight down. Thank you for the amazing service.”
via Google Reviews · Mar 2025
What counts as a dental emergency?
Common dental emergencies include severe tooth pain, a knocked out or broken tooth, a lost filling or crown, swelling in the mouth or face, and bleeding that will not stop. If you are unsure, call Grange Road Dental on (07) 3281 6666 and we can help you decide whether you need urgent care.
Can you see me on the same day?
We do our best to see emergency patients as quickly as possible, often on the same day. Call us on (07) 3281 6666 and we will arrange a priority appointment for you.
What should I do if a tooth is knocked out?
Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root), gently rinse it without scrubbing, and try to place it back in the socket if possible. If you cannot, keep it moist in milk and get to us as quickly as you can. Time is important for the chances of saving the tooth.
What should I do for dental pain before I can get to the practice?
Over-the-counter pain relief such as ibuprofen or paracetamol can help manage pain temporarily. A cold compress on the outside of your cheek may reduce swelling. Avoid very hot or cold foods and contact us as soon as you can.
Do I need to be an existing patient to get emergency dental care?
No. We welcome both existing and new patients for emergency dental care. Simply call us on (07) 3281 6666 and we will do our best to see you promptly.