EMERGENCY DENTAL SERVICES

Emergency Pediatric Dentist at Toronto Kids Dental
At some point, all parents will need an emergency pediatric dentist for their child.
It’s almost inevitable – accidents happen… to curious kids more than most, and never at a convenient time! Not only can you call us any time for dental emergencies, we actually specifically leave room in our days to accommodate your little tikes dental traumas!
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Kid’s Dental Services
About Toronto Kids Emergency Dental Care Services
What calls for urgent dental attention in children? It’s any unexpected oral injury or a dental issue that demands immediate care.
Have you ever met a child who’s never needed urgent dental care? Then you’ve probably encountered the tooth fairy, too!
Children are naturally curious, full of energy, and sometimes, let’s admit it, a bit uncoordinated. This can lead to various dental mishaps, such as cracked, damaged, or even dislodged teeth, as well as other mouth-related injuries.
Be it a mishap on the playground, a sudden trip, accidents during sports, or an unexpected severe toothache – all these situations might necessitate immediate dental care for your child.
The truth is such incidents are bound to occur at some point. When they happen, you’ll want to consult our emergency pediatric dentist right away.
That’s why we’ve designed a flexible schedule in our pediatric dental clinic. We always leave some slots free in our daily appointments to cater to those sudden dental surprises.
Emergency Dental Care FACTS
Some prevalent reasons why your child may urgently require a visit to an emergency pediatric dentist include:SEVERE TOOTHACHE
There’s nothing quite like an excruciating toothache or other pains in the mouth to make your little one miserable – and keep both you and them up at night! A fairly common occurrence for many children, oral aches and pains can be caused by a number of factors, such as:- Tooth decay
- Cavities
- Plaque buildup
- Damaged teeth
- Emerging new teeth
- Debris lodged between teeth
- And more…
- Inspect the mouth for swelling, redness, or any irregularities.
- Floss thoroughly to remove trapped food.
- Rinse the mouth with lukewarm salt water.
- Apply a cold pack near the affected region, and administer suitable children’s pain relief if needed.