Emergency Dental Care

Same Day Appointments Available. Walk-Ins Welcome

Emergency Walk-Ins Welcome

Experiencing a dental emergency? Call us now:

Adults

Adult Dental Emergencies

We treat a wide range of dental emergencies for adults. If you are experiencing any of the following, contact us immediately for same-day care.

Extreme Pain

Severe toothache or jaw pain that requires immediate relief and diagnosis.

Traumatic Injury

Facial or dental trauma from accidents, sports injuries, or falls.

Abscess / Infection

Swelling, pus, or signs of dental infection that need urgent treatment to prevent spread.

Excessive Bleeding

Uncontrolled oral bleeding from an extraction site, gums, or injury.

Broken Tooth

Chipped, cracked, or fractured tooth that causes pain or exposes the nerve.

Sensitivity

Sudden extreme sensitivity to hot or cold that indicates an underlying issue.

Knocked Out Teeth

A tooth that has been completely knocked out. Time is critical. See us immediately.

Other Emergencies

Lost fillings, loose crowns, broken braces, or any other urgent dental concern.

Urgent Care

We Are Here To Help

At Dental Corner, we understand that dental emergencies can be stressful and painful. Our team is ready to provide prompt, compassionate emergency care when you need it most.

Whether it is a sudden toothache in the middle of the night, a knocked-out tooth from a sports injury, or a broken restoration, we are equipped to handle your emergency. We offer same-day appointments and welcome walk-in emergency patients during our regular hours. Do not wait. The sooner you receive treatment, the better the outcome.

Call Now: 905-499-0909

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Kids

Kids Dental Emergencies

Children can experience dental emergencies too. We provide gentle, child-friendly emergency care to put both kids and parents at ease.

Toothache

Persistent tooth pain in children that may indicate decay or infection.

Knocked Out Baby Tooth

A baby tooth knocked out prematurely. We will assess if treatment is needed.

Broken or Chipped Tooth

A cracked or broken tooth from play, sports, or a fall.

Dental Abscess

Swelling or a bump on the gums indicating infection. Requires prompt care.

Bleeding Gums

Excessive or unusual gum bleeding in children that needs evaluation.

Object Stuck in Teeth

A foreign object lodged between teeth that cannot be removed at home.

Bitten Lip or Tongue

A significant bite injury to the lip, tongue, or cheek that may need attention.

Do Not Wait. Get Help Now

Emergency walk-ins are welcome during our regular hours. For after-hours emergencies, call us and follow the prompts for urgent care instructions.

905-499-0909

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