- Location: 759 Pape Avenue, Toronto, ON, M4K 3T2
Same-Day Emergency Appointments
- Working Hours :
Severe tooth pain, a fractured tooth, a knocked-out tooth or swelling from an infection all need same-day attention. Our clinic is at 759 Pape Avenue, steps from Pape station near Danforth, and we reserve appointment times each day for emergency cases. Dr. Sasan Shahrbandi has treated urgent dental problems for over 20 years, is certified by the National Dental Examining Board of Canada and registered with the RCDSO. Walk in or call ahead. We are open six days a week, until 8 PM Monday through Thursday.
1-2 Visits - Most emergencies are resolved same day
Same-Day Appointments - Six days a week.
30-60 Minutes- Based on emergency type
1-7 Days - Depends on procedure
Freezing used for most emergency treatments
A toothache can come from a cavity, gum disease or an infected nerve. When you visit us at Pape Dental Clinic, our dentist will identify the possible cause first. Then, they’ll determine the best treatment to eliminate your pain and fix the underlying problem.
Gum swelling shouldn’t be neglected as it can lead to severe health problems. Swelling usually points to an infection or advanced gum disease. We diagnose the cause and treat it before it spreads.
In case you have broken your orthodontic devices, it’s essential to visit a dentist as soon as possible. Here, we will repair the device and check for other injuries within your mouth.
Free Consultation
Walk-In Appointments
Comprehensive Services
Relaxing Environment
Ample Parking Available
01 — 05 Your visit, step by step
An emergency visit has one priority: find the cause and get you comfortable. Here is how it runs from the moment you call.
Bring with you
Your insurance or CDCP card, a list of current medications, and any broken piece of tooth or crown.
Our team asks what happened, where it hurts and whether there is swelling, then books you into one of the urgent slots we hold each morning.
We review your medical history and medications, including blood pressure or blood thinners, before any treatment starts.
The dentist examines the area and takes digital intraoral X-rays to see what is happening below the surface.
Depending on the cause, we may start a root canal, place a temporary filling, re-cement a crown or treat an infection to bring the pain down.
You leave knowing what was done, what comes next and the cost. We bill your insurance directly where possible.
We accept Private Insurance and Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). To know how to benefit from your insurance, please feel free to contact our team.
Signs of a dental emergency are severe tooth pain, bleeding that won’t stop, a knocked-out or broken tooth, swelling in the gums or face, and signs of infection like fever or pus.
Minor tooth sensitivity, a small chip in a tooth without pain, or a lost filling without discomfort are typically not considered emergencies and can usually wait for a regular dental appointment.
A black tooth can be a sign of a serious issue, like decay or trauma, and should be checked by a dentist promptly. While it may not be an immediate emergency, it should not be ignored.
Yes, there’s a subway station near the clinic.
