A dental emergency never gives warning. A tooth broken while biting down, pain that keeps you up at night, an infection that swells your cheek: in these moments, waiting several days for an appointment isn't an option.
That's why our clinic, located steps from the D'Iberville metro station, reserves time slots every day specifically for dental emergencies. Call us as soon as symptoms appear: we assess the situation over the phone and offer you a same-day slot whenever possible.
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Persistent Tooth Pain
Pain lasting more than 24 to 48 hours, especially if it worsens at night, is often a sign of infection or nerve inflammation that needs prompt care.
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Broken or Knocked-Out Tooth
While waiting for your appointment, rinse your mouth with warm water and keep any tooth fragment in a bit of milk or saliva, without rubbing it.
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Facial or Jaw Swelling
Swelling that keeps growing may indicate a spreading infection. Contact us immediately, especially if accompanied by fever or difficulty swallowing.
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Painful Wisdom Tooth
A wisdom tooth coming in at an angle can cause sudden pain and inflammation of the surrounding gum, often treatable quickly in-clinic.
Frequently Asked Questions
What to Know About Dental Emergencies
Do I need to call before coming to the clinic?
Yes, call us at 514-722-6222 as soon as possible. We assess your situation by phone and offer you the fastest available slot, usually the same day during business hours.
What should I do if my tooth is completely knocked out?
Rinse it gently without scrubbing the root, keep it in milk or saliva, and come see us as quickly as possible: the chances of re-implanting it decrease over time.
Do you treat emergencies in the evening or on weekends?
Our business hours run Tuesday through Friday. For an emergency outside these hours, contact a dental emergency service or the nearest hospital, then book a follow-up with us as soon as we reopen.
A Dental Emergency Right Now?
Call us directly — we reserve time slots every day so we can see you quickly.