Dental clinic · Montreal and Outremont · Care
Dental emergency in Montreal
A raging toothache, a broken tooth, an abscess? Call us. We keep slots open for emergencies every day, and active patients are seen the same day whenever possible. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
What to do while you wait
For pain, a warm salt-water rinse and a usual painkiller can help. For a broken or knocked-out tooth, keep the fragment (in milk or saliva) and seek care quickly. Do not place aspirin directly on the gum.
Toothache at night
Pain that worsens at night is common and warrants evaluation: it may signal deep decay, an infection or an abscess. Call as soon as we open for prompt care.
Your questions about our dental care.
Do you see emergencies the same day?
We keep slots for emergencies. Active patients are seen the same day when possible. Call us at (514) 504-6060.
Is a dental abscess serious?
An abscess is an infection not to be ignored. Seek care quickly; with fever, facial swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing, go to the emergency room or call 911.