EMERGENCY
Why Choose Us?
Your Trusted Emergency Dentist in Winnipeg?
At Integral Dental, Ellice Dental, and Pearl Dental, we understand that dental emergencies can be sudden and overwhelming and affect all aspects of your life. Making simple things like eating, sleeping, and working seems difficult.
These dental emergencies may include: toothache, broken tooth, knocked out tooth, broken dental filling, bridges, crowns, dentures or braces, or swelling in the mouth. If you experience any dental emergencies, call us immediately. Our emergency dentists in Winnipeg are committed to providing reliable solutions and can often provide same-day or next-day emergency dental appointments to help you manage pain and maintain optimal oral health.
The conditions mentioned above are emergencies and should be treated as early as possible. If you are facing any of these issues, call us as soon as possible to schedule an appointment with our emergency dentist in Winnipeg to see you.
Tooth Pain
Toothache can be annoying and painful, and if you are in agony after hours, you need to call us immediately. It could indicate many issues ranging from a cavity to something more serious.
During your dental appointment with our emergency dentist in Winnipeg, our team will likely take an X-ray of your teeth to determine whether a cavity, crack, or any other problem is causing your toothache before discussing treatment options.
Broken Tooth
Teeth can be strong, but there are still chances that they can get chipped or fractured. If you could locate the missing tooth, our dentist may be able to reattach it. Whether you find it or not, we recommend treating a broken tooth as soon as possible to prevent further damage. Contact any of our dental clinics in Winnipeg as soon as possible to fix it.
Broken Dental Filling
As advanced as modern dentistry is, broken dental fillings can still happen. If possible, rinse it off, place it back on the tooth, and immediately call our office. It is very essential not to delay visiting our dentist to get your broken filling treated.
Dental Abscess
Also called a tooth abscess, it is a buildup of pus that forms inside the teeth or gums.
A badly infected tooth can affect the health of neighbouring, natural teeth. If the plaque is not removed, the bacteria may spread inside the soft tissue of the tooth or gums. Fortunately, we can help you. If treated immediately, these infections can be prevented from causing severe damage to your mouth. Our dentists may prescribe an antibiotic for treating the dental infection to prevent further complications.
Knocked Out Tooth
A knocked-out tooth is an emergency situation that requires immediate treatment. If you have a knocked-out tooth, try to find it and re-insert it in the socket. If you are unable to replace the tooth in the socket, place it in a glass of milk for some time until you reach our office. Try to call us ahead if you can. The sooner you get here, the more likely our dentists will be able to save it.
Our emergency dentists in Winnipeg work hard to take care of our patients experiencing this painful dental emergency as soon as possible.
Dental Trauma
The first few moments after an oral accident are important in determining if your recovery will go smoothly. Dental trauma from an accident, including vehicle collisions, and sports, is very common and can happen due to motor vehicle accidents, falls, sports injuries, and more. It causes physical injury to the teeth, gums, or soft tissue of the mouth, including the lips and tongue. The treatment depends on the nature of the trauma and should be examined by a dentist as soon as possible, especially if a tooth or teeth have become loose.
If you have experienced any of the above dental emergencies, call us immediately to schedule an emergency dentist appointment.
