Call Our 24-Hour Dental Emergency Line in BC or Ontario

If you’re in pain, don’t wait—speak to someone now.

We’ll help you through this and help you find peace of mind at a local dental clinic.

Call in British Columbia: 604-805-2500
Call in Ontario: 416-485-7121

We understand how stressful a dental emergency can be—especially if it happens after hours. Whether you’re in Vancouver, Toronto, or nearby communities, we’re here to help guide you to the care you need.

Our 24-hour emergency line connects you to someone who can help you assess the situation and find a nearby dental clinic.

If you prefer to choose a clinic on your own, you can also scroll down and browse our network of dental clinics across Canada. Many offer extended hours and are equipped to handle dental emergencies, even outside regular business times.

Whether you decide to call our emergency line or find a clinic near you, the goal is the same: to help you get the care you need, as quickly and smoothly as possible.

Who Can Call This Number?

Our emergency line is intended for individuals in:

• British Columbia (Greater Vancouver and surrounding areas)
• Ontario (Greater Toronto Area and nearby communities)

At this time, we book appointments only with dental clinics in BC and ON that are part of our network. If you’re calling from another province, we’ll still try to offer guidance or refer you to helpful resources when possible.

What to Expect When You Call

You’ll speak directly with someone who will:

• Ask about your symptoms and concerns
• Walk you through what to do next
• Help you find a clinic that’s open and taking emergency patients
• Share tips on how to manage things while you wait for your appointment

The goal is to get you answers—and help you move toward care—without adding more stress.

Common Dental Emergencies We Help With

Some of the situations we hear about most often include:

• Severe or ongoing tooth pain
• Cracked or broken teeth
• Knocked-out or loose teeth
• Fillings or crowns that have fallen out
• Injuries to the mouth or jaw
• Sudden swelling, bleeding, or signs of infection

Even if you’re not sure it counts as an emergency, it’s always okay to ask. A quick call can make a big difference.

When to Call 911 Instead

If you’re having trouble breathing, bleeding that won’t stop, or symptoms that affect your overall health, please call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.

Need Help Now?

BC Residents: 604-805-2500

Serving Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, and surrounding areas

Ontario Residents: 416-485-7121

Serving Toronto, Mississauga, Scarborough, Brampton, and nearby regions

We’ll Help You Get Through This

If you’re unsure what to do, start by calling—someone is always here to help.