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An emergency root canal is an urgent endodontic procedure performed to relieve severe tooth pain caused by acute infection or trauma. It removes infected pulp tissue and eliminates the source of pain, often completed the same day the patient seeks care.
At BK Dental, we understand that severe tooth pain requires immediate attention. Our team provides emergency root canal treatment to relieve pain quickly and prevent complications from spreading infection.
Book a ConsultationAn emergency root canal is the same procedure as a standard root canal, but performed urgently when a patient presents with acute symptoms such as severe pain, significant swelling, or signs of spreading infection. The goal is to remove the infected pulp tissue, eliminate pain, and stabilize the tooth as quickly as possible. Emergency treatment may be completed in one visit or require a follow-up appointment for final restoration.

Rapid evaluation with X-rays to diagnose the source of pain and infection.
Effective anesthesia to ensure comfort despite the acute condition.
Infected pulp is removed, and the canals are cleaned and disinfected.
The tooth is sealed temporarily, with permanent restoration scheduled for follow-up.
Most patients experience significant pain relief immediately after the emergency procedure. Some tenderness is normal as the area heals. Antibiotics may be prescribed if infection has spread. A follow-up appointment is essential to complete the permanent restoration.
Emergency root canal costs are similar to standard root canal treatment, though urgent appointments may involve additional fees. We prioritize getting you out of pain and provide transparent pricing. Insurance coverage and payment plans are available.

BK Dental offers emergency root canal services at both our Scarborough and Richmond Hill locations. If you're experiencing severe tooth pain, contact us immediately. We make every effort to see emergency patients the same day.

Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward better oral health.