Emergency Dental Treatment
Emergency Dentist in Mississauga
Dental emergencies don’t schedule appointments, which is why St. Lawrence Dentistry offers emergency treatment for patients in pain or facing urgent dental problems. Whether you’ve cracked a tooth, lost a filling, or are experiencing severe tooth pain, our team is ready to help. We see emergency patients during our regular hours and work hard to relieve your pain quickly.
We Handle Urgent Dental Situations
From severe toothaches to knocked-out teeth, cracked fillings to abscessed teeth, we treat a wide range of dental emergencies. Our dentists assess your situation quickly and provide immediate relief and treatment planning.
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EXPERIENCING DENTAL PAIN RIGHT NOW?
Call St. Lawrence Dentistry at 647-558-9928. We fit emergency patients into our schedule daily.
Fast Pain Relief
Dental pain affects your whole day. We prioritize emergency patients to get you out of pain as quickly as possible with professional diagnosis and treatment.
Same-Day Treatment When Possible
Many emergencies can be treated during a single visit. If more complex care is needed, we’ll create a plan to stabilize your tooth immediately.
Available During Our Hours
Our Mississauga office operates Monday through Thursday, 8am to 5pm, and Friday to Saturday, 8am to 1pm. Call immediately if you’re experiencing a dental emergency.
FAQS
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a dental emergency?
Severe pain, cracked or knocked-out teeth, lost fillings, swelling, infection signs, and bleeding are all dental emergencies.
Can you see me today if I call with an emergency?
We prioritize emergency cases and typically see patients on the same day they call.
Do emergency visits cost more?
Emergency visits are priced the same as regular appointments. Full treatment costs depend on what’s needed.
What should I do if I knock out a tooth?
Keep the tooth clean and moist (store in milk if possible). Call us immediately and come in right away. Quick action increases the chance of saving the tooth.
Is a cracked tooth a dental emergency?
It depends on the crack’s severity. Deep cracks or those causing pain need immediate attention. Call us to describe your situation.
Can you treat infections?
Yes. If you have signs of a dental infection (swelling, fever, abscess), call us right away. We treat infections and prevent serious complications.
Do you offer payment plans for emergency work?
Yes. We work with patients to create affordable payment plans for emergency treatment.