What Is Considered a Dental Emergency?

A dental emergency includes severe tooth pain, swelling, dental trauma, knocked-out teeth, broken teeth, abscesses or any condition causing significant discomfort or risk to your oral health.

What Should I Do If I Knock Out a Tooth?

Handle the tooth by the crown, avoid touching the root and place it in milk or saliva if possible. Contact our clinic immediately, as prompt treatment improves the chance of saving the tooth.

Can a Severe Toothache Go Away on Its Own?

While pain may temporarily lessen, the underlying issue often remains. It is important to have severe or persistent tooth pain evaluated by a dentist as soon as possible.

Is Facial Swelling a Dental Emergency?

Yes. Facial swelling can be a sign of a serious infection that may spread if left untreated. Seek professional dental care promptly.

What Should I Do If a Filling or Crown Falls Out?

Contact our office as soon as possible. A lost filling or crown can leave the affected tooth vulnerable to damage, sensitivity and decay until it is repaired or replaced.

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Dental emergencies can happen unexpectedly and often require immediate attention to relieve pain and prevent complications. At Grant Dental Centre, we understand how stressful a sudden dental problem can be, which is why we offer an emergency dentist for patients in Winnipeg.

Whether you are experiencing a severe toothache, dental injury or swelling, our team will work quickly to assess your condition and provide the treatment you need. Our goal is to relieve discomfort, protect your oral health, and restore your comfort as soon as possible. Contact us today for immediate dental service.

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Dental Emergencies We Treat

Grant Dental Centre can treat a wide range of dental emergencies:

Dental trauma caused by falls, sports injuries or accidents can damage your teeth and the surrounding tissues and should be assessed promptly
Severe toothaches may indicate decay, infection, or other underlying concerns that require professional treatment
Dental abscesses and facial swelling can signal serious infections that should not be ignored
Knocked out or injured teeth require urgent attention to improve the chances of saving the tooth
Lost fillings and crowns can expose vulnerable tooth structures, leading to discomfort and an increased risk of further complications

What to Expect During Your Emergency Appointment

Our team will perform a thorough examination to assess the problem and identify the underlying cause of your symptoms. Once a diagnosis has been made, we will determine the appropriate treatment, focusing on relieving pain, restoring oral health, and preventing further complications whenever possible.

Contact Us for Emergency Dental Care

If you experience a dental emergency, contact Grant Dental Centre immediately. We will make every effort to arrange an appointment as soon as possible and provide the care you need.

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