Emergency Dental Care
for Children in Etobicoke

A toothache can interfere with your child’s day. A toothache can cause your child to stop eating, drinking, playing, sleeping, or brushing their teeth.

Toothaches can be caused by many different things, so it is important to contact your dentist as soon as possible following symptoms. While it is hard to see your child in pain, please try to avoid giving them any medication until you talk with us.

A traumatic dental injury can include a chipped or broken tooth, a knocked-out tooth, and enamel, root, or jaw fractures.

Chipped and broken teeth can be repaired if quick action is taken. Please call us immediately and we will give you our best guidance.

If your child has sustained a head injury at the same time as dental trauma, please consult a medical professional at a hospital or urgent care clinic. Head injuries should be cleared by a physician.

Infected teeth can develop quickly and can lead to red and swollen gums, pain, fever, and or a swollen jaw.

Infection in a tooth can move to other parts of the body, so it needs to be treated as soon as possible by a dental professional. If you suspect your child has an infected tooth, please call us immediately.