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Same-day time every weekday

Toothache, a broken tooth or swelling?

Call the clinic as early in the day as you can. We tell you what to do before you arrive, and new patients are welcome.

Call (613) 555-0184

If swelling affects your breathing or swallowing, go to a hospital emergency department or call 911.

What counts as an emergency

Emergency dental care

Same-day visits with our general dentists for toothaches, broken teeth, swelling and lost fillings or crowns.

  • General dentists
  • Same-day time kept open every weekday
  • New and existing patients
A single-storey clinic of pale brick in a small plaza at dusk. Warm light fills the tall windows and red maples stand by the level entrance.
The clinic at dusk. The entrance has no steps.

Call us, or go to hospital

Same-day time every weekday, for new and existing patients(613) 555-0184

Call us

For a dental problem

Call as early in the day as you can. We tell you what to do before you arrive and keep time open every weekday.

  • A severe toothache
  • A broken or knocked-out tooth
  • A lost filling or crown
  • Swelling in your face or jaw
  • Bleeding that does not stop

Go to hospital or call 911

For swelling that affects breathing or swallowing

If you have swelling that affects your breathing or swallowing, or an injury to your face or jaw, go to a hospital emergency department or call 911.

  • Trouble breathing
  • Trouble swallowing
  • A jaw or face injury

What is included

Emergency dental care, with our general dentists

Emergency care at Maplegate is provided by our general dentists. We keep time open every weekday for patients who need to be seen the same day, including people who are not yet our patients. Call as early in the day as you can, and we will tell you what to do before you arrive. If you have swelling that affects your breathing or swallowing, go to a hospital emergency department or call 911.

  1. Same-day time kept open every weekday
  2. New and existing patients
  3. Advice by phone before you arrive
  4. After-hours voicemail with next steps
  5. Follow-up visit booked before you leave

Who does what

The people in the room

  • Front desk

    Answers your call, asks what happened and tells you what to do before you arrive.

  • General dentist

    Sees you the same day, treats the problem or starts treatment, and books any follow-up.

The visit

What happens when you call

  1. By phoneStep 1

    Call early

    Call as early in the day as you can. We keep time open every weekday.

  2. Before you comeStep 2

    Advice first

    We tell you what to do before you come in, such as how to store a knocked-out tooth.

  3. At the clinicStep 3

    Same-day visit

    Your general dentist examines the tooth, takes an X-ray if needed and treats it or starts treatment.

  4. Before you goStep 4

    Follow-up

    If you need more treatment, we book it before you leave and give you a written estimate.

Questions

Often asked

Call (613) 555-0184 and the front desk will answer anything else.

Can I come in if I am not a patient?

Yes. We keep same-day time open every weekday for new and existing patients.

What if it happens at night or on a Sunday?

Call the clinic and listen to the voicemail for next steps. If swelling affects your breathing or swallowing, call 911.

What should I do with a knocked-out tooth?

Pick it up by the top, not the root, and keep it in a cup of milk. Call us right away.

The empty waiting room at dusk. A long oak bench with pink cushions, a paper lamp and a round table of picture books. Through the window, red maples line a quiet street.
The waiting room, a weekday evening