Emergency Dentist
Thornhill
Stop Bleeding or swollen gums
Dental Emergency? We're Ready to Help!
Immediate Assistance: (905) 886-9900
At Rosedale Dental, we provide prompt, expert care for distressing dental emergencies. Don't hesitate to call us if you have an emergency or are unsure of its seriousness.
In a Dental Emergency:
- Stay Calm.
- Call Us Immediately: Rosedale Dental in Thornhill will do our best to see you quickly.
- Follow any first aid instructions given.
Same-Day Emergency Dental Care
Dental emergencies can’t wait. That’s why we offer same-day appointments for urgent dental needs. Whether you're dealing with a severe toothache, a broken tooth, or any type of dental trauma, our team is ready to help—fast.
LITTLE TO NO WAIT TIME
We understand how important it is to get relief quickly, which is why we aim for little to no wait time whenever possible. Your comfort and care are our priority from the moment you call.
Common Dental Emergencies We Treat:
- Severe Toothache: Persistent and intense tooth pain that may indicate an infection or other serious issue.
- Knocked-Out Tooth: If a permanent tooth has been dislodged, immediate action can increase the chances of saving it.
- Cracked or Broken Tooth: Damage to a tooth can cause pain and sensitivity and needs to be addressed to prevent further issues.
- Lost Filling or Crown: This can expose the underlying tooth structure to bacteria and cause discomfort.
- Dental Abscess: A painful infection in the gums or around a tooth that requires immediate treatment.
- Severe Bleeding from the Mouth: Bleeding that doesn't stop can be a sign of a serious problem.
- Swollen Jaw: May indicate an infection that needs prompt attention.
- Loose Tooth (Permanent): A loose permanent tooth should be evaluated as soon as possible.
- Something Stuck Between Teeth That You Can't Remove: If not removed, it can cause pain and pressure.
First Aid Tips for Common Dental Emergencies
Knocked-Out Tooth
Handle by the crown, rinse gently, try to reinsert. If not, place in milk or saliva and come immediately. Time is critical!
Cracked or Broken Tooth
Rinse with warm water, apply a cold compress for swelling, and take over-the-counter pain relief. Avoid chewing on the injured side.
Lost Filling or Crown
Try to reattach with dental cement or adhesive. Keep the area clean and avoid sticky or hard foods.
Dental Abscess
Rinse with warm salt water and use a cold compress. Contact us immediately – it's serious!
Severe Toothache
Rinse, floss gently to remove debris, and take OTC pain relief. Don't put painkillers directly on gums.
Something Stuck
Gently floss to dislodge. Do not use sharp objects. Contact us if it can’t be removed safely.