Our team is trained, licensed, and certified to treat many urgent dental conditions and problems.
Get Dental Care Fast in Markham, ON
Downtown Markham Health provides quick, compassionate emergency dental care in Markham, ON. We are dedicated to serving our patients with their dental needs promptly. Significant dental issues must be resolved quickly to restore and protect oral health and function. Our team is available to respond to your urgent dental issue and set you up with a specialist if needed. We advocate for our patients and support them throughout their treatments and procedures. We are on-call to provide the care you need.
How to Prepare for a Dental Emergency
Dental emergencies can be worrisome and concerning, but Downtown Markham Health will guide you from beginning to end. During your appointment, we’ll ask you to describe the pain and suffering you’re experiencing, where the pain is coming from, and any other symptoms you have. We’ll assess your teeth, mouth, and gums and determine your exact issue. If required, we’ll refer you to a specialist who can assist you further. After treatment, we can provide post-care instructions so you can recover properly at home.
Do I Need Urgent Dental Care?
We quickly and carefully relieve pain and get patients back to their every day. Some of the most common conditions we can treat include, but are not limited to:
Fractured, chipped, broken, or knocked-out teeth
Lost or damaged implants, crowns, and fillings
Severe pain and discomfort
Sudden tooth or gum trauma
Chronic gum bleeding
Infections of the gums, mouth, or soft tissue
Emergency dentistry is recommended for any condition or issue that needs urgent attention. If you’re experiencing one or more of the following, we encourage you to come in for an emergency appointment:
Broken Teeth
Teeth may break due to oversized or excessive fillings or trauma.
Severe Toothache
Pulp can suffer from an infection called acute pulpitis, which can cause sharp, relentless pain and sensitivity.
Tooth Abscess
Bacterial infections can cause pus buildup within the teeth, called tooth abscesses, which can cause reoccurring pain.
Gum Abscess
Gum abscesses form in the gums, which can result in gum swelling or bleeding.
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