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EMERGENCIES

We are here to care for you.

For a dental emergency, it is important to act quickly.

Do you have a dental emergency?

Your dentist is not available?

We can see you urgently quickly.

Urgent cases

don’t wait

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  • Pain
  • tooth abscess or infection
  • broken or fractured tooth
  • decimented crown or bridge
  • veneer or restoration on detached implant
  • filling fallen or lost
  • accident
  • defective complete or partial prosthesis
  • etc.

At the Centre Dentaire Matthieu Ménard, you will have an emergency appointment as soon as possible to ensure you get the dental care you need, when you need it most.

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We can help you

If you or a loved one requires emergency dental care,

call us immediately at

450-671-7267

or

fill out the online form.

We will contact you as soon as possible.

Dental pain

– Contact your dentist immediately and describe your symptoms.
– Rinse your mouth with lukewarm water and floss to remove food residue.
– You can take painkillers over the counter, but do not apply them directly to the tooth.
– If swelling occurs, apply ice or a cold compress to the painful area (never use heat).

Broken tooth or cracked

  • Save the pieces of tooth.
  • Rinse your mouth and the bits with lukewarm water.
  • Avoid hard, hot foods if the crack is minor.
  • Take painkillers and see a dentist promptly.
  • In case of significant breakage, contact the dentist immediately.
  • Apply a cold compress to the cheek to reduce swelling.

Tooth dislodged

  • Hold the tooth by the crown, without touching the roots.
  • Rinse it gently with water if it is dirty.
  • Try putting it back in its socket or placing it in milk.
  • Keep the tooth moist and consult a dentist promptly.

Bite of the cheeks, tongue or lips

  • Apply pressure with gauze to the bleeding area.
  • Use ice to reduce swelling.
  • Rinse your mouth with lukewarm salt water.
  • Consult a dentist in case of infection.

Object stuck between teeth

  • Use dental floss to remove the object.
  • Consult a dentist if necessary.
  • Never use a sharp object to avoid injury.