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United States (Serving Across The Nation): # 1 (844) 575-0872​

Canadian Cities: 
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Fort Saskatchewan # (587) 855-6619
​Calgary North # (587) 329-0996
​Calgary South # (587) 329-0996
​Calgary Downtown # (587) 329-0996
​Cochrane # (587) 329-3623
​Edmonton North # (587) 400-3982
​Edmonton South # (587) 404-7677
​Edmonton West # (587) 402-4336
​Edmonton Central # (587) 600-2027
​Leduc # (587) 853-0721
Sherwood Park # (587) 802-8495
St Albert # (587) 906-1754
Barrhead # (587) 906-8737

​Find a local dentist for regular
​appointment or dental emergencies

Local Clinic will confirm your appointment within 24 hours

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​We treat all kinds of dental emergencies, including:
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• Severe toothache
• Cracked or broken teeth
• Knocked out teeth
• Gum or mouth disease
• Bitten lip or tongue
• Jaw pain
• Pain Management Services
• Root canal treatments
• ​Restorative Services
• Fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, implants
• ​Braces repair and removal
• Dental infections emergency management
• Pain free anesthesia
• Extractions, oral surgery
• ​Trauma management
• Wisdom teeth infection management and many more. 

​We know that waiting just a few hours for an appointment can feel like an eternity when you’re in pain. We offer professional, comprehensive, evidence-based dentistry that focuses on the overall health of your teeth, gums and jaw. Our goal is to create a customized treatment plan to address all of your individual needs in a timely manner.

Serving Across 
​Canada To Connect You With a Local 
Emergency Dental Clinic
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The sudden toothache that wakes you up in the middle of the night. The crunchy snack that chips a tooth or dislodges a filling. The sudden mishap that knocks out a tooth. Okay, maybe we haven’t all experienced accidentally losing a tooth, but we all know it can happen easily and without warning.

Any of these can mean pain, discomfort and difficulty with normal activities like eating, drinking, sleeping, even breathing.
But, what else do dental emergencies have in common?

Anxiety – worry – concern  – It’s natural. Many people don’t know what to do when faced with a dental emergency.

• Can a lost tooth be saved?
• Is it okay to take painkillers?
• Should you rush to the hospital?
• Is there anything you can or should do while waiting for treatment?

So many questions – but in an emergency, you should know where to look for the answers.