Can Archer Dental see new patients for dental emergencies?

Yes. Archer Dental accepts both new and existing patients for emergency dental appointments in Toronto, subject to availability.

What dental problems count as an emergency?

Common dental emergencies include severe toothache, swelling, abscess, broken or chipped teeth, knocked-out teeth, uncontrolled bleeding, lost crowns, lost fillings, and dental trauma.

What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?

Handle the tooth by the crown only, rinse it gently without scrubbing the root, store it in milk or saliva if possible, and contact Archer Dental immediately for urgent care.

Is a toothache considered a dental emergency?

A severe, persistent, or worsening toothache can indicate infection, nerve involvement, or fracture and should be assessed by an emergency dentist as soon as possible.

Do you offer same-day emergency dental care in Toronto?

Archer Dental prioritizes urgent dental problems and aims to provide same-day emergency dental care in Toronto whenever scheduling permits.

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Immediate Dental Emergencies Need Immediate Care

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A dental emergency can become serious within hours. If you have severe tooth pain, swelling, bleeding, trauma, or a broken tooth, contact Archer Dental immediately. Our Toronto dentists prioritize urgent dental appointments and will make every effort to see emergency patients as quickly as possible at one of our three Toronto clinics.

During office hours call:

416-964-9070

After hours emergency line:

416-508-7292

Same-Day Emergency Dental Services in Toronto

Archer Dental treats urgent dental problems including:

broken or fractured teeth
severe toothache
abscess or swelling
lost crowns
lost fillings
chipped front teeth
knocked-out teeth
sports injuries affecting teeth or gums
exposed dental nerves
sudden gum infection
post-operative pain after extraction or surgery

Why You Should Call an Emergency Dentist Immediately

You should contact Archer Dental right away if:

pain is severe or throbbing
swelling is increasing
bleeding does not stop
a tooth has been loosened or displaced
facial pressure suggests infection
over-the-counter pain medication is no longer helping

A dental infection can spread quickly. Swelling involving the jaw, cheek, or under the eye requires urgent professional assessment.

Tooth Knocked Out? What To Do Immediately

If a tooth has been knocked out:

Hold the tooth only by the crown
Rinse gently with clean water
Do not scrub the root
Place the tooth in milk or saliva
Call Archer Dental immediately

A tooth has the highest chance of being saved when treated quickly.

Broken Tooth or Lost Crown?

A broken tooth often exposes dentin or nerve tissue. Even small fractures can worsen quickly.

A lost crown or filling leaves the tooth vulnerable to:

pain
sensitivity
fracture
bacterial contamination

Urgent treatment helps prevent root canal treatment later.

Is Tooth Pain an Emergency?

Persistent pain often signals:

pulp inflammation
deep decay
infection
cracked tooth
abscess

Pain that wakes you up, worsens with pressure, or radiates into the jaw should never be ignored.

Post-Operative Pain After Extraction or Surgery

Some post-treatment discomfort is normal.

But call Archer Dental immediately if:

bleeding continues
swelling increases after 24 hours
pain becomes stronger instead of weaker
fever develops

Emergency Dental Care at Three Toronto Locations

Archer Dental provides emergency access at all three of our clinics in Toronto. Urgent oral health at Archer Dental Rosedale , Archer Dental Little Italy and Archer Dental Baby Point. The same level of expertise and gentle care is provided at all three clinics.