Dental Emergency in Laval
Severe pain, broken tooth, abscess or bleeding?
Our team sees you
the same day — no endless waiting list.
Every minute of pain is one minute too many.
Do you recognize these symptoms?
If you have any of these signs, come in immediately. Waiting makes things worse and can turn a treatable problem into a serious medical emergency.
Sharp, persistent pain
Throbbing, pulsating pain radiating to the jaw, ear or temple. Often a sign of a deep infection or a developing abscess.
Critical emergencyDental abscess or swelling
Swelling of the face or gum, fever, persistent bad taste. The infection can spread to the airways within hours.
Critical emergencyBroken or cracked tooth
A piece of tooth broken off after a knock or fall. The exposed pulp is vulnerable to infection and the pain grows quickly without treatment.
UrgentKnocked-out tooth — Dental avulsion
Tooth knocked out after a blow. Successful reimplantation is possible within the first 30 to 60 minutes. Call immediately.
Urgent — < 30 minUncontrolled oral bleeding
Bleeding that doesn't stop after 20 minutes of direct pressure. This sign requires immediate emergency assessment.
UrgentLoose crown or prosthesis
Crown, bridge, veneer or filling that has come off. The underlying tooth is exposed and sensitive — it can fracture or become infected without prompt treatment.
Semi-urgentWhy act now?
An untreated dental emergency quickly moves beyond simple discomfort to become a serious health problem — and one that is far more expensive to treat.
Spread of infection
An untreated abscess can spread to the jaw, the neck and, in severe cases, reach the airways or the brain.
Worsening pain
Dental pain builds over time. What takes an hour of treatment today may require complex surgery tomorrow.
Permanent loss of the tooth
What could have been saved with a quick root canal becomes an unavoidable extraction after just a few days of waiting.
Impact on overall health
Oral bacteria can affect the heart, the lungs and the immune system when a systemic infection isn't brought under control.
How we take care of you
From your first call to your restored smile, here are the 5 steps of our dental emergency care in Laval.
01. Emergency call
Call 450-933-7427. Our team assesses your situation right away and guides you to the best solution.
02. Appointment confirmed
An appointment is confirmed the same day, or the next day at the latest, depending on how urgent your situation is.
03. Exam & diagnosis
X-rays and a full assessment to pinpoint the exact cause of your pain and set out a clear treatment plan.
04. Immediate treatment
Pain relief and complete treatment delivered from your very first visit, with several options presented on the spot.
05. Personalized follow-up
A tailored follow-up plan to consolidate the care, prevent any recurrence and guide you toward lasting recovery.
Every emergency treatment under one roof
We have the equipment and expertise to handle every common dental emergency right at our clinic — no referrals, no waiting.
Severe toothache
Intense, throbbing or persistent pain — a signal of an underlying emergency. Accurate diagnosis and immediate relief as soon as you arrive.
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Tooth loss in Laval
Tooth knocked out or avulsed? Act within 30 minutes. Store the tooth in milk and call us immediately.
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Dental trauma in Laval
Sports accident, fall or blow to the face. Displaced, luxated or fractured tooth — time is critical, act fast.
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Dental fractures in Laval
Cracked, broken or fractured tooth — composite restoration, temporary or permanent crown fitted the same day.
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Dental abscess in Laval
Deep infection with sharp pain, swelling and fever. A serious medical emergency — drainage and treatment the same day.
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General dental emergency
Your situation doesn't match any of the cases listed? Our team is here to listen and ready to give you relief today.
Book an appointmentA team dedicated to dental emergencies
We don't treat emergencies as an afterthought — they're what we do. Every patient in pain deserves immediate, human care.
Ultra-fast care
Emergency appointments available the same day or within 24 hours. We know that every hour of suffering is one hour too many.
Recognized expertise in Laval
Over 10 years of experience in emergency dentistry. Our dentists master the latest techniques for effective, less invasive care.
A gentle, reassuring approach
Pain and anxiety often go hand in hand. Our team takes the time to explain, reassure and act gently — even with the most fearful patients.
All insurance plans accepted
We deal directly with most insurers. No nasty financial surprises when you're already going through a difficult moment.
What our patients in Laval say
Discover the real experiences of patients who turned to our team in their most difficult moments.
Your dental emergency handled today
Fill out the form and our team will call you back as soon as possible, or call us directly for immediate care.
We welcome new patients with no prior file. Available Monday to Wednesday, by appointment.
Everything you need to know
Clear answers to the most common questions about dental emergencies in Laval.
A dental emergency includes any severe pain, swelling, abscess, broken or knocked-out tooth, uncontrolled bleeding, loose crown or active infection. If the pain is disrupting your sleep, your meals or your work, it's an emergency — don't hesitate to call us.
In the vast majority of cases, we offer you a same-day slot. Call 450-933-7427 as soon as possible and describe your situation — we give priority to urgent cases.
Pick up the tooth by the crown (never by the root). Rinse it gently under cold water without scrubbing. Store it in whole milk or in your mouth between your cheek and your gum. Call us IMMEDIATELY — every minute counts. Successful reimplantation is possible within the first 30 to 60 minutes.
Absolutely. You don't have to be an existing patient to be seen on an emergency basis. We welcome all new patients who need prompt care, no strings attached.
Yes, most dental insurance plans cover emergency care. We file the reimbursement claims directly with your insurer — just bring your insurance card along to your visit.
Yes. Ibuprofen (Advil) or acetaminophen (Tylenol) can temporarily ease the pain. Avoid placing aspirin directly on the gum. These medications are no substitute for professional dental treatment — see a dentist as soon as possible.
The signs of an abscess include: intense, throbbing pain, swelling of the face or the gum, fever, a bad taste or smell in the mouth, and swollen cervical lymph nodes. An untreated abscess is a serious medical emergency — see a dentist immediately.
Yes. We use highly effective anesthetic techniques and a gradual, reassuring approach. Mention your anxiety when you call — we'll adapt our whole protocol to put you at ease from the moment you arrive.
Don't suffer in silence any longer.
We're here for you
Every minute of pain is one minute too many. Our dentists are ready to see you today — call or book online in under 2 minutes.
