Tooth pain and urgent care
If a tooth hurts, cracks or gets knocked out, call us. We see urgent cases the same day whenever we can.
Call first: 647-294-3310
Tell the front desk it's urgent and what happened. We see urgent cases the same day whenever we can, often within the hour.
Monday to Friday 9 a.m.–7 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.–3 p.m.; Sunday By appointment
After hours, call the same number.
Until you get here
- Knocked-out tooth: keep it moist, in milk or inside your cheek, and come in within 30 minutes.
- Broken denture: bring all the pieces with you.
- Swelling that makes it hard to breathe or swallow: call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Walk-ins are welcome, but calling first means we're ready for you.
Why people book a consultation
- A toothache that keeps you up at night or won't settle
- A tooth that's chipped, cracked or broken
- A filling or crown that's come out
- Swelling in your gum, face or jaw
- A tooth that's been knocked out
- A denture that's broken
Who you'll meet
Dr. Helen Triskova
General dentist, for teeth, fillings, root canals and extractions
Daniel Milne
Denturist, for broken dentures and partials
What you can expect to discuss
- What's causing the pain, after an exam and a digital X-ray if one is needed
- Whether the tooth can be saved, for example with a filling or a root canal, or whether it's better removed
- What can be done today to get you comfortable, and what can wait
- The cost of each option and what your plan or program covers, before treatment starts
Cost and coverage
Many dental plans pay for part or all of urgent treatment. ODSP, Ontario Works, NIHB and Veterans Affairs Canada clients can get emergency care at no charge. The front desk can check your plan when you call.
You'll get a quote before any treatment starts. Your first consultation is free and there's no obligation.
Not urgent? Request a time
Send a request and the front desk will call to confirm a time.