Our Services
Emergency dental care, same day
Cracked teeth, severe pain, abscesses, and trauma seen the same day wherever we possibly can. If it is urgent, call — do not wait for a routine appointment.
Call (905) 479-7777 immediately if you are in significant pain, have had an injury to a tooth, or have swelling. We hold same-day slots specifically for urgent cases, and we see emergencies evenings and weekends where we can.
If a tooth has been knocked out completely, time matters enormously — handle it by the crown rather than the root, keep it moist in milk or saliva, and get to us as fast as possible.
Emergencies we treat
Cracked or Broken Tooth
Fractures from trauma, a fall, or biting something hard. Prompt treatment often determines whether the tooth can be saved.
Severe Tooth Pain
Acute pain usually indicates infection or damage to the pulp. It rarely resolves on its own and generally worsens overnight.
Abscess or Infection
Swelling, pus, or fever require urgent drainage. Facial swelling that is spreading is a genuine medical urgency, not just a dental one.
Knocked-Out Tooth
Complete avulsion may be eligible for re-implantation if you get here quickly enough. Keep the tooth moist and do not scrub it.
Gum Bleeding or Trauma
Lacerations to soft tissue need immediate assessment, particularly after an accident or fall.
Lost Crown or Filling
Exposed tooth structure is vulnerable to fracture and rapid decay, and is usually acutely sensitive.
Possible Jaw Fracture
Traumatic injury requiring imaging and, where indicated, specialist referral.
Post-Surgical Complications
Excessive bleeding or unexpected pain after any dental procedure — including one performed elsewhere.
What to do while you are on your way
For pain, over-the-counter analgesia as directed on the packet. Do not place aspirin directly against the gum — it burns the tissue.
For swelling, a cold compress against the outside of the face. For bleeding, firm pressure with clean gauze for ten minutes without lifting to check.
For a knocked-out adult tooth, if you can, gently reposition it in the socket and bite on gauze. If not, keep it in milk.
Ready to get started?
Call (905) 479-7777 now. After-hours emergencies are directed to an emergency dental clinic.