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Whether you're dealing with a throbbing tooth at midnight, finally ready to fix that chipped crown, or just tired of feeling judged at the dentist's office—we're here. No question is too small. No concern is too silly. And yes, we actually respond to every message ourselves.

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Hours: Monday–Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Friday 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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For After-Hours Dental Emergencies

Emergency Line: [(02) 9747 6541]
Available 24/7 for established patients and new emergency cases. If you've knocked out a tooth, are in unmanageable pain, or have swelling that's spreading—call this number. Don't wait until morning.

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Email: [info@smileexpert.com]
Response Time: Within one business day, often sooner
Great for questions about treatment options, insurance verification, or scheduling flexibility. Not ideal for emergencies—please call for those.

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