No. You're welcome to contact us directly — no referral is required to see a specialist endodontist. Many patients call us themselves after an injury or when pain becomes severe. If your dentist has already referred you, bring that letter along as it helps us understand your case, but it's not a requirement to book.

We do our best to accommodate dental emergencies as quickly as possible. Call us on (07) 5523 3533 and we'll assess your situation over the phone and find the earliest available time. The sooner you call, the sooner we can help — particularly for knocked-out or displaced teeth where time is critical.

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Yes. Dental trauma is one of the most common emergencies in children and we see patients of all ages. If your child has injured a tooth — whether it's a baby tooth or an adult tooth — call us straight away. The type of tooth and the child's age affects how we manage the injury, so time and accurate information both matter. Where needed, we can also arrange onward referral to a paediatric dental specialist to ensure your child receives the most appropriate care.