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Broken Tooth? Toothache? McGraths Hill Patients, Read This

You don’t need to drive halfway across Sydney for urgent dental care. Good Smile Dental is a straight run down Windsor Road from McGraths Hill, with Principal Dentist Dr Astha Shrestha (BDS, Grad Dip Dig Orth (AU)) overseeing the practice.

Woman holding her cheek with tooth pain while a dentist prepares to help at an emergency dentist in McGraths Hill

What We Do For McGraths Hill Emergencies

Toothaches, chips and knocked-out teeth don’t check the calendar first. That’s why we deliberately leave gaps in the day’s bookings room for exactly this kind of thing. Same-day care where it’s possible is a standing commitment on our emergency dentist page, not just a marketing line.

Even if you’re not 100% sure it qualifies as an emergency call anyway. A quick phone chat sorts out whether you need to come straight in.

And beyond the emergency, McGraths Hill patients stick around for general and family dentistry and teeth whitening one practice for the whole family, not just the crisis.

Morning calls get the best pick of same-day slots. Genuine life-threatening emergency? Dial 000 before you dial us.

Good Smile Dental does not offer 24-hour/after-hours emergency care.

Windsor Road Straight In

Clinic

Shop 15/227 George Street, Windsor, inside the Windsor Riverview Shopping Centre

From McGraths Hill

It's a 9-minute run (4.3 km) down B59/Windsor Road

Nearby

McGraths Hill retail strip and Windsor High School

Local area

Hawkesbury LGA

Appointments

Open 7 days, with emergency slots kept free where we can manage it

Our Services

Is This An Emergency?

Won't-stop toothache

No relief from painkillers means it’s time to call

Chipped or broken tooth

Sports, falls, or biting the wrong thing.

Tooth completely out

Phone first, act fast

Missing filling/crown

Sensitive, exposed, needs prompt attention

Facial or gum swelling

Possible sign of infection

Mouth trauma of any kind

Teeth, gums, jaw — get it checked

Why Good Smile Dental

The Numbers

309

Google reviews averaging 4.9★

325

Underground parking bays on-site

3

Ways to pay: DVA, CDBS for eligible kids, or a payment plan

The Process

From Phone Call To Fixed

01

Your Call

(02) 9037 3736. Tell us what happened; we’ll advise or redirect you to an ED for anything serious.

02

You hold things together (if needed)

Knocked-out tooth: crown, not root, kept moist. Lost filling or mild swelling can usually wait until your slot.

03

We examine

Plain-language explanation of what’s actually wrong, no guesswork left for you.

04

We fix it

Immediate treatment, plus a plan for anything that needs following up.

Questions From McGraths Hill Patients

Can’t see your question? Call (02) 9037 3736 and our team will talk it through.

How far is the drive from McGraths Hill, really?

Roughly 9 minutes, 4.3 km, straight down B59/Windsor Road. We checked this ourselves via Google Maps rather than guessing.

Usually, yes we keep same-day slots for emergencies specifically. It’s not guaranteed, but it’s the goal, and calling earlier in the day helps.

No. We’re open 7 days but not around the clock. Outside our hours with a genuine injury, your nearest hospital ED is the right call — or 000 if it’s life-threatening.

Same process as any dental emergency: call us, describe it, and we’ll advise whether to come straight in or if it can wait a short while.

Mon 8am–7pm · Tue 9am–6pm · Wed 9am–7pm · Thu 9am–7pm · Fri 9am–6pm · Sat 9am–5pm · Sun 9am–6pm.

McGraths Hill, Call Before You Wait It Out

A quick call now usually beats a longer problem later. We’re a short run down Windsor Road — phone Good Smile Dental and let’s sort it.

Closer to Mulgrave or Richmond? See our Emergency Dentist — Mulgrave or Emergency Dentist — Richmond pages instead.

All treatments are subject to a clinical assessment and individual suitability. Any information provided is general in nature and does not replace professional dental advice. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks; seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner before proceeding.