Emergency dental care at Hunt Dentistry Brampton

Same-Day Emergency Appointments Available

Dental Emergency?Call Us Right Now.

Hunt Dentistry handles dental emergencies in Brampton with same-visit diagnosis and treatment. No waiting days for a referral. We see you today.

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Know Your Situation

Is This aDental Emergency?

If you answered yes to any of the situations below, call Hunt Dentistry at (905) 456-3755 right now. Waiting makes almost every dental emergency worse and more expensive to resolve.

Severe or throbbing toothache that will not subside
Knocked-out permanent tooth (act within 30 minutes)
Broken, cracked, or chipped tooth with pain or sharp edges
Lost filling or crown leaving the tooth exposed
Dental abscess with swelling, fever, or pus
Jaw pain, jaw injury, or jaw that is stuck open or closed
Swollen gums, face, or neck that appeared suddenly

A dental abscess with facial swelling, fever, or difficulty breathing or swallowing requires immediate emergency room care. Call 911 or go directly to Brampton Civic Hospital at 2100 Bovaird Dr E.

What To Do Right Now

Call Us Right Now

Phone (905) 456-3755 the moment symptoms begin. Our team triages your situation on the call and reserves a same-day appointment before the pain escalates.

Describe Your Symptoms

Tell us what happened, how long you have had pain, and whether there is swelling or visible damage. This lets us prepare the right instruments before you arrive.

Come In Same Day

Head to our Brampton office. If you have a knocked-out tooth, bring it in a container of cold milk or saliva. Do not rinse it with water.

Get Treated With Care

We take digital X-rays on arrival, confirm the diagnosis within minutes, and begin treatment the same visit. You leave with pain under control and a clear follow-up plan.

(905) 456-3755

Same-day emergency appointments in Brampton

Emergency Treatments

We Treat AllDental Emergencies

Same-day diagnosis and treatment for every common dental emergency in Brampton. No referral needed. No multi-day wait.

Toothache Relief

Severe or throbbing tooth pain often signals infection, a cracked tooth, or an exposed nerve. We diagnose the cause fast and provide same-day pain relief so you are not waiting days for an answer.

Broken or Chipped Tooth

A fractured tooth exposes sensitive dentin and can worsen rapidly. We use same-visit bonding, crowns, or veneers to restore both the look and structural integrity of your tooth before the damage spreads.

Knocked-Out Tooth

Time is critical. A permanent tooth re-implanted within 30 to 60 minutes has the highest chance of survival. Call us immediately, keep the tooth moist in milk or saliva, and come straight to our Brampton office.

Lost Filling or Crown

A missing crown or filling leaves your tooth unprotected and vulnerable to cracking or decay. We re-cement or replace your restoration the same day, sparing you from escalating damage or unexpected pain.

Dental Abscess

An abscess is a bacterial infection that can spread to the jaw, neck, or bloodstream if left untreated. This is a genuine medical emergency. We drain, treat, and prescribe the right antibiotics to stop the spread.

Jaw Pain and Injury

Trauma to the jaw, sudden locking, or severe TMJ flare-ups require prompt evaluation. We assess fractures, dislocations, and joint dysfunction and coordinate with oral surgeons when needed to protect your recovery.

Not sure if your situation qualifies?

Call us. We will tell you in 60 seconds whether you need to come in today.

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After Office Hours

What if it is After Hours?

If your emergency happens outside our regular office hours, call (905) 456-3755 and listen to the full voicemail message. The recording provides after-hours instructions and directs you to the appropriate care option for your situation.

For life-threatening situations such as difficulty breathing, severe swelling of the throat, or uncontrolled bleeding, do not wait. Go directly to the nearest emergency room or call 911.

Call (905) 456-3755 and listen to the full voicemail. The recording provides instructions specific to your type of dental emergency.

Over-the-counter ibuprofen (400 to 600 mg with food) can temporarily reduce pain and swelling while you wait. Do not place aspirin directly on the gum tissue.

For a knocked-out tooth, store it in cold milk or between your cheek and gum. Do not let it dry out and do not scrub the root.

Swelling affecting your breathing or vision, or a high fever with facial swelling, means go to the emergency room immediately. Do not wait until morning.

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