Emergency Dentistry in London, Ontario

IMMEDIATE CARE WHEN YOU NEED IT

Dental emergencies can happen unexpectedly and often require prompt attention. At Westmount Dental Office, Dr. Yury Kabak, Dr. Alena Yurchuk, and Dr. Fady Ashour provide timely emergency dental care to relieve pain, treat infection, and help protect your oral health as quickly as possible. Why contact us right away?

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Same-day emergency appointments when available.

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Relief for pain, swelling and infection.

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Experienced, compassionate dental team.

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Modern technology for accurate diagnosis.

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Prompt Treatment for Urgent Dental Concerns

If you are experiencing a dental emergency, contact Westmount Dental Office as soon as possible. Our team understands that urgent dental problems require prompt attention, and we make every effort to see emergency patients as quickly as we can.


We regularly monitor our voicemail and will contact patients requiring urgent care. In many situations, we may also be able to provide guidance or prescribe appropriate medications before your appointment when necessary.


Our goal is always to relieve discomfort, address the cause of the problem, and help protect your long term oral health.

  • Common Dental Emergencies

    Emergency dental care may be recommended for a variety of urgent situations, including:


    • Severe toothache or dental pain.
    • Broken or fractured teeth.
    • Cracked tooth roots.
    • Knocked out permanent teeth.
    • Dental or gum abscesses.
    • Objects lodged between teeth.
    • Broken jaw or facial trauma.
    • Injuries to the mouth or surrounding soft tissues.
    • Allergic reactions affecting the mouth or dental tissues.

    If you are unsure whether your situation is a dental emergency, contact our office and our team will help determine the most appropriate next steps.

Dental Trauma

Dental injuries should be evaluated by a dentist as soon as possible. Following trauma, our dentists will perform a thorough examination and take any necessary X-rays to assess damage to the teeth, supporting bone, and surrounding tissues. Depending on the injury, treatment may include stabilizing loose teeth, repairing fractures, performing root canal treatment, or removing teeth that cannot be restored. Injuries involving the lips, gums, or other soft tissues may also require treatment to support proper healing. If an open wound is present, your dentist may discuss your tetanus vaccination history before providing appropriate care.


If a permanent tooth has been completely knocked out, handling it properly can improve the chances of saving the tooth. Carefully pick up the tooth by the crown rather than the root, gently wipe away visible debris without scrubbing, and place it in milk or your own saliva while travelling to the clinic. Do not allow the tooth to dry out or store it in water, as this may reduce the likelihood of successful reattachment. Baby teeth that have been knocked out should not be reinserted, but your child should still be evaluated by a dentist as soon as possible.

Comprehensive Dental Care for Your Smile

In addition to emergency dental care, Westmount Dental Office offers a wide range of dental treatments designed to restore function, improve oral health, and help patients maintain healthy smiles.

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Emergency Toothaches

Relieve pain and treat the underlying cause of dental discomfort.

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Broken or Cracked Teeth

Restore damaged teeth and help prevent further complications.

Knocked-Out Teeth

Urgent care to improve the chances of saving your tooth.

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Emergency Extractions

Gentle tooth removal when a tooth cannot be restored.

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Dental Trauma

Comprehensive care for injuries affecting teeth and surrounding tissues.

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Dental Infections

Prompt treatment to reduce infection and protect your health.

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Why Choose Westmount Dental Office?

When you're experiencing a dental emergency, you need a team that acts quickly while providing compassionate, personalized care. At Westmount Dental Office, we combine advanced technology with experienced clinical care to help diagnose problems accurately and deliver treatment focused on your comfort and long term oral health.

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Prompt Appointments

We make every effort to accommodate dental emergencies as quickly as possible.

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Experienced Dentists

Dr. Yury Kabak, Dr. Alena Yurchuk, and Dr. Fady Ashour provide comprehensive emergency dental care.

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Advanced Technology

Digital imaging and modern diagnostic equipment support accurate treatment planning.

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Patient-Focused Care

Our team is committed to making your visit as comfortable and stress free as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What should I do if I have a dental emergency?

    If you experience severe dental pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or another dental emergency, contact Westmount Dental Office as soon as possible. Our team will assess your situation, provide instructions over the phone, and arrange the earliest available emergency appointment whenever possible.

  • Can a knocked out tooth be saved?

    A permanent tooth has the best chance of being successfully reattached if it is treated quickly. Handle the tooth only by the crown, place it in milk or your own saliva, and seek immediate dental care. Avoid storing the tooth in water or allowing it to dry out.

  • What if I develop swelling from a dental infection?

    Facial swelling caused by a dental infection should never be ignored. If swelling is accompanied by difficulty breathing, difficulty swallowing, fever, swelling around the eye, or swelling of the neck or tongue, seek immediate medical attention at the nearest hospital before contacting your dentist.

  • Do you provide emergency appointments?

    Yes. Westmount Dental Office makes every effort to accommodate patients experiencing dental emergencies as quickly as possible. Even when the clinic is closed, we monitor our voicemail for urgent situations and may be able to provide guidance or prescribe appropriate medications before your appointment when necessary.