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Dental Emergency in Toronto: 4 Common Emergencies to Look Out For
Dental Emergency in Toronto: 4 Common Emergencies to Look Out For
August 27, 2018

Emergencies are unexpected and can happen in the matter of seconds. Seeing a dentist twice a year is important to keep your oral health in check and to watch out for any potential dental problems. However, oral emergencies do happen and they are more common than you would think. Keep yourself prepared by knowing the possible scenarios in case you are caught in a dental emergency in Toronto.

A dental emergency in Toronto is serious, at QQ Dental we make sure you’re taken care of!

 

Here are the four common dental emergencies to be aware of:

  • Extreme Toothache: An extremely painful toothache can be the indicator of a serious oral condition. It may be due to infected gums, exposed root surfaces, or an abscessed tooth. Whatever is the reason for the unbearable pain, it’s best to see an emergency dentist. The longer you wait for the pain to vanish, the more likely your situation will worsen. It’s a dental emergency in Toronto you should not ignore to prevent more discomfort.
  • Broken or Fractured Teeth: While our teeth are coated with the tough substance called enamel, they can still be cracked or broken. This is often the case if you use your teeth to crack open bottles, tear open packaging, or play sports without a proper mouth guard. If you experience a fractured or broken tooth, visit a dental clinic right away. Also, if possible bring the fragment with you on your trip to the dentist.
  • Missing Crowns: If you have dental crown, or filling, and lose it, your tooth can become awfully sensitive. A lost crown can happen during eating while a loose crown can be caused by a decaying tooth. A missing crown is a serious dental emergency that has to be looked at by a dentist without delay to prevent your teeth from shifting out of position.
  • Loose Tooth: If you have a loose tooth, it is urgent to see an emergency dentist to save it while it’s still attached to your gums. A loose tooth can be caused by a dental infection or physical trauma which causes punishing discomfort. Don’t wait and contact QQ Dental, otherwise you will need a root canal later.

 

These are a few possible situations that will require you to see a dentist urgently. If you find yourself in a dental emergency in Toronto, call our expert dentists at Queens Quay Dental Centre. Our experienced dentists can assess your situation, provide the best solution, and make you feel at ease.

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(CDCP) is a federal government program intended to reduce financial barriers to oral health care. The program will provide coverage of the cost of dental care for Canadian residents who do not have dental benefits and have a household income of less than $90,000 a year.

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The Team at Queens Quay Dental Centre