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Dental Emergency

Emergency Exam
30-minutes
162 Dollars
Note: X-rays are not included
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Same-Day Emergency Dental Services

Emergency Dental Exam Cost

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The fee covers the initial exam but does not include any X-rays or dental treatment that might be necessary.

During the emergency dental exam, your dentist will quickly diagnose the issue, help relieve your pain, and advise you on the next steps and any treatments required to resolve the problem.

The dental emergency assessment is in accordance with the Ontario Dental Fee Guide.

Have a Dental Emergency in Oakville?

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Any dental issue needing urgent treatment to stop bleeding, relieve severe pain, or save a tooth is a dental emergency. Our Oakville emergency dentists respond quickly and compassionately. If you've had a dental accident, trauma, or severe pain, call us immediately for assessment and treatment. Our same-day Oakville office handles most emergencies on the spot. If immediate treatment isn’t possible, we relieve pain and give advice to protect your oral health.

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WHY CHOSE KIWI DENTAL 

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Same-Day Emergency Dental

Both of our clinics welcome dental emergencies and offer same-day and walk-in appointments for toothaches, infections, broken teeth, and more. We provide prompt treatments, including fillings, crowns, and extractions, to help you get fast relief.

Why Patients Choose Us

We offer flexible scheduling,  payment options, accept most insurance plans, and a full range of dental treatments. 
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Award-Winning Dental Care

Kiwi Dental has received the Top Choice Award – Mark of Excellence for consecutive years and has been recognized by ThreeBest Rated, reflecting our commitment to exceptional patient care.

Highly Rated by Patients

With a 4.9 Google rating, Kiwi Dental is one of the highest-rated dental clinics in the area, trusted by thousands of patients for quality care and outstanding service.
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How to Handle a Dental Emergency

What to do when you break or chip a tooth?

If a tooth is broken or knocked out, act quickly. Teeth have the best chance of being saved if reinserted within 30–60 minutes. Handle the tooth only by the crown (chewing surface), not the root. Gently rinse it with water or milk—do not scrub. If possible, place it back into the socket. If not, store it in milk and contact our office immediately.

Things to do to alleviate toothache

Toothaches are common and can happen when you are eating or drinking something hot or cold. There could be many different reasons like infected gums, tooth decay, tooth abscess, exposed roots or something else. Essentially, your body is telling you something is wrong with your oral health and needs to be checked by a dentist. You can try rinsing your mouth with warm water and applying an icepack around the area to relieve the pain.

What to do when losing a filling or crown?

This is not a major incident, but it should not be taken too lightly either. If this happens, you might feel some temperature sensitivity around the area. To help you with any discomfort, you can rinse your mouth with warm water to try to keep the area clean until the filling or crown gets repaired.

Can an emergency dentist remove a tooth?

Our dentist will first do an assessment of your situation and if is needed they are well trained to do teeth extractions and even wisdom teeth extractions.

How to prepare my Dental First Aid Kit?

Along with your regular first aid kit, keep dental essentials like temporary dental cement, floss, gauze, and a tooth preservation kit at home. It’s also helpful to save our contact information somewhere easy to find during an emergency.

Emergency Care at Kiwi Dental

Kiwi Dental welcomes emergency visits and keeps space in the schedule for urgent care. We’re open until 7:00 PM on weekdays and offer Saturday appointments to help when you need it most.

How To Avoid Dental Emergency

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1. Be careful when chewing hard foods, especially if you recently had fillings or a root canal.

2. Don’t use your teeth to cut tape or open packages.

3. Wear a mouthguard when playing contact sports.

4. Maintain good eating habits and daily oral hygiene to keep your teeth healthy. 

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OUR LOCATIONS

Kiwi Dental - Hospital Gate

3075 Hospital Gate, Unit 300 Oakville, ON, L6M1M1
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Oak Walk Drive

297 Oak Walk Dr, Unit 205, Oakville, ON L6H 6Z3
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905-901-5561

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