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Dental emergencies at Centre Dentaire Anjou

At the Center Dentaire Anjou, we know that a dental emergency can occur at any time. That’s why our staff and dentists work together to provide an efficient and timely emergency service.

Our goal is to be able to welcome our patients in emergency as soon as possible. And this, whatever the reason for the consultation.

Business hours

Monday : 7:30 to 20:30
Tuesday : 7:30 to 20:30
Wednesday : 7:30 to 20:30
Thursday : 7:30 to 18:30
Friday : 7:30 to 14:00
Saturday : 8:00 to 14:30

The objectives of the dental emergencies consultation

We know that the pain and symptoms associated with the most common dental emergencies can be very bothersome. To allow you to return to your daily activities as quickly as possible, our team will do everything in their power to receive you as quickly as possible. During an emergency dental consultation, our dentists will ensure that 3 main objectives are met:

  • Relieve your pain and control symptoms.
  • Identify the problem that is at the source.
  • Provide you with the necessary care to control the problem and avoid complications.

Tooth pain can occur spontaneously.

Don’t take any chances and don’t wait! If you experience an episode of pain or any other abnormal symptom, contact us at 514-254-2000.

Dental Emergencies at Centre Dentaire Anjou: Common Situations

Tooth fractures :

Following a trauma, a fall or after chewing a hard food, a dental fracture can occur. This is an emergency to be taken seriously, since the degree of damage to the tooth must be assessed by a dentist in order to assess the urgency of the situation. The patient is then directed to the appropriate treatment. Seek prompt medical attention if you notice any bleeding, severe pain, or the presence of a red dot at the site of the fracture.

Loss of a tooth (avulsion) :

An avulsion occurs when a tooth comes out of its socket completely, that is, from the place where the roots are normally anchored in the gum and jawbone. This represents a dental emergency that must be treated without delay to maximize the chances that the tooth can be replaced and to preserve the integrity of the teeth.

Tooth abscess :

A tooth abscess is an infection at an advanced stage. It can occur after a fracture or a crack, when tooth decay is not treated, or when there is periodontal disease (gums and bones). Tooth abscess can cause swelling, a build-up of pus, and severe pain. See a dentist right away to treat the abscess and stop the infection.

Broken filling or dental restoration :

Various types of complications are possible depending on the type of restoration that broke. To avoid pain, cosmetic inconvenience as well as any risk of infection, consult your dentist.

The Importance of Prompt Consultation in a Dental Emergencies

If you are facing any of the situations mentioned in the previous section, or if you notice the presence of any symptom or pain that worries you, contact the Centre Dentaire Anjou. Your dentist will see you as soon as possible to start treatment and relieve pain. While waiting for your appointment, our team can offer advice to temporarily control pain and symptoms.

It is important not to downplay the pain or any sign that you think is abnormal. Doing nothing is giving the oral problem or condition a chance to spread and get worse, which may require more complex treatments.

For the sake of your oral health, react quickly in case of a dental emergencies and contact us at 514-254-2000.

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