1.Altura Cleveland (SD Dental)
0.6 kmfrom ClevelandShop 2/111 Queen St
Open nowcloses 8:00 pmEmergency same dayPayment plansWheelchair access
Emergency dentists in Cleveland, QLD
5 practices in Cleveland list same day appointments for pain, swelling, a broken tooth or a knocked out tooth, and 1 more are close by. Nearest first.
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6 practices in and around Cleveland, nearest first
2.Cleveland Dental Care
0.6 kmfrom Cleveland110 Bloomfield St
Closedopens tomorrow 8:30 amEmergency careWheelchair access3.Martin Mylne Dental (Cleveland)
0.6 kmfrom Clevelandof Waterloo and, Shop 5, 21 Waterloo St (Corner, Queen St
Closedopens tomorrow 8:30 amEmergency careWheelchair access4.Wynyard Street Dental
0.6 kmfrom Cleveland7/41 Wynyard St
Closedopens tomorrow 8:00 amEmergency careWheelchair access5.GWH Dental - Cleveland
0.8 kmfrom Cleveland36 Middle St
Closedopens tomorrow 7:45 amEmergency careWheelchair access6.Tooth Fairy & Co Ormiston Pty Ltd
1.9 kmfrom ClevelandThe Hub, Unit 11/58 Delancey St, Ormiston
Open nowcloses 8:00 pmEmergency careWheelchair access
Which dentists in Cleveland offer emergency dentistry?
5 of the 9 dental practices Dentist360 lists in Cleveland, QLD offer emergency dentistry, meaning same day appointments for pain, swelling, a broken tooth or a knocked out tooth. 1 of them opens on Saturday. Each one below shows its opening hours, address and phone number, so you can check availability before calling. A practice appears here only when it has listed emergency dentistry itself — Dentist360 does not infer the service from a category — and prices are not published, so ask for a written quote.
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