Daily Emergency Appointments

New Patients Welcome

Direct Insurance Billing

CDCP Accepted

Located in Thunder Bay

Dental Emergency? Call Now for Same-Day Appointments

Call us right away if you are experiencing any of the following:

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Severe or Sudden Pain

Tooth pain that is intense or will not go away on its own.

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Facial or Gum Swelling

Swelling, tenderness, or inflammation around a tooth or jaw.

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Cracked or Broken Tooth

A tooth that is chipped, cracked, or fractured from an injury or bite.

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Knocked-Out Tooth

A tooth that has been fully displaced from an impact. Time matters.

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Lost Filling or Crown

A restoration that has come loose or fallen out and is causing pain.

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Bleeding or Trauma

Bleeding or injury to your teeth, gums, or soft tissue.

━ Before You Reach Us

What to do right now

While you are waiting to reach us or get to the office, these steps can help.

Knocked-Out Tooth

Hold it by the top, not the root. Rinse gently if dirty. Place it back in the socket if you can, or keep it in milk. Call us immediately. The first hour matters.

Broken Tooth

Rinse your mouth gently with warm water. Save any broken pieces if you can find them. Call us as soon as possible.

Swelling

Apply a cold compress to the outside of your face while you wait for us to see you.

Bleeding

Apply gentle, steady pressure with clean gauze or a clean cloth.

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━ Your Visit

What happens during an emergency visit

01

You call first

Tell us what is going on. We will ask questions, give first-aid guidance if needed, and book you in as soon as we can.

02

We assess the problem

When you arrive, we look at the affected area and take an X-ray if we need one to understand what is happening.

03

We focus on your pain first

Before anything else, our goal is to get you comfortable. That might mean local anesthetic, a temporary repair, or medication.

04

We explain what we found

Once you are comfortable, we walk you through what caused the problem and what, if anything, needs a follow-up visit.

05

We book your next step

Many emergencies need a second appointment to finish treatment properly. We set that up before you leave.

━ Serving Thunder Bay

Accessible care, close to home

Redwood Dental is located at 2833 Redwood Ave, Thunder Bay, serving patients across Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario.

2mins

Downtown Thunder Bay

15mins

Neebing

20min

Current River

25min

Oliver Paipoonge

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Redwood Dental accepting new patients?

Yes. Redwood Dental welcomes new patients of all ages, including children, teenagers, adults and seniors. When you contact the clinic to request your first appointment, the team can explain the registration process and advise you about what to bring. This may include identification, insurance details, a list of medications and information about your medical and dental history. Contact the clinic directly to confirm current appointment availability.

Yes. The clinic provides family dental care for children, teenagers, adults and seniors. Available care may include dental examinations, professional cleanings, preventive services and treatment for common oral health concerns. Since dental needs can change throughout life, recommendations are based on each patient’s age, oral health, dental history and personal concerns. A consultation and examination will help the dental team recommend suitable care for you or your family.

The appropriate frequency of dental visits depends on your individual oral health needs. Factors such as gum health, cavity risk, medical history, oral hygiene habits and previous dental treatment can influence how often examinations and cleanings are recommended. Some patients may require more frequent monitoring, while others may attend less often. After assessing your teeth and gums, your dental team can recommend a personalised appointment schedule to support your ongoing oral health.

Your first appointment may begin with a review of your medical and dental history, including medications, previous treatments and any current symptoms. The dental team will discuss your concerns and may examine your teeth, gums, bite and surrounding oral tissues. Dental X-rays may be recommended when clinically appropriate. After the assessment, the team can explain its findings, answer your questions and discuss any treatment or preventive care that may be suitable.

Call the clinic promptly if you experience significant tooth pain, facial swelling, dental trauma, a broken tooth or a damaged filling, crown or other restoration. Describe your symptoms clearly so the team can advise you about the most appropriate next step. Seek immediate emergency medical assistance if you have difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, serious facial trauma, a suspected jaw injury or symptoms that may threaten your general health.

When looking for a dentist near you, consider the clinic’s location, opening hours, services, approach to patient care and new-patient process. You may also want to determine whether the practice can address the needs of different members of your family. Redwood Dental provides several types of dental care in Thunder Bay. Contact the team to ask about available services, current appointment availability and what to expect as a new patient.

You do not need to be an existing patient to get help.

If you are in pain in Thunder Bay, call our office and tell us what is going on. We will help you figure out the right next step.