Coquitlam Dental Group

Yes, you can take over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen before your visit. However, call us first to let us know what you’re taking. Avoid aspirin if you have bleeding, as it can make bleeding worse.

Pick up the tooth by the top part (crown), not the root. Rinse it gently with warm water if dirty. Try to place it back in the socket, or keep it in milk or your saliva. Come to our clinic immediately—time is critical to save the tooth.

Yes, we understand emergencies don’t follow a schedule. Contact us right away, and we’ll arrange care as quickly as possible, even on weekend.

The cost depends on what treatment you need. We’ll explain all costs before starting treatment.

Sometimes mild tooth sensitivity might improve, but a severe toothache usually means there’s a problem that needs professional treatment. Ignoring it can lead to infection or tooth loss. It’s always better to get it checked by an emergency dentist near you.

Yes! Sedation dentistry near you is very safe when done by trained dental professionals. During your treatment, we carefully monitor your breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure to make sure you stay safe and comfortable.

No. The sedation medicine keeps you relaxed and comfortable throughout your procedure. We also use local anesthesia to numb the area, so you won’t feel any pain.

It depends on the type of sedation. Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) wears off within minutes. Oral or IV sedation may last a few hours, while general anesthesia can take longer to wear off fully.