Urgent & Emergency
Same-day relief.
Calmly handled.
Call ahead and we’ll fit you in within two hours during business hours. Walk-ins welcome — open seven days, late evenings.
- Seen within two hours during business hours
- Walk-ins welcome
- Open seven days · Late evenings
Our promise
Three things we sort
before you sit down.
In pain?
Seen within two hours.
Call ahead during business hours and we'll fit you in the same afternoon — most days, much sooner.
Anxious?
Sedation, on request.
Laughing gas or oral sedation for patients who'd rather sleep through urgent treatment. You're awake, but comfortable.
Cost concerns?
Free written estimate.
We bill insurance directly, our fees sit below the Alberta Dental Fee Guide, and we offer interest-friendly payment plans for anything left over.
*Two-hour same-day promise applies during business hours. After hours, leave a message and we’ll return your call first thing.
Need a dentist fast?
Pick up the phone —
we'll do the rest.
An appointment isn't necessary in the event of an emergency. Walk-ins are welcome and emergency dental care is given right away. We're open seven days a week, with late evenings Monday through Thursday.
Walk-ins welcome
No appointment? No problem. Stop by during business hours and we'll fit you in — most days, much sooner than two hours.
Sedation on request
Laughing gas or oral sedation for anxious patients or longer treatment. You stay awake but comfortable; many patients don't remember the visit at all.
Children's emergencies
Knocked-out front teeth, chipped corners, orthodontic wires poking the cheek — paediatric emergencies seen the same day, in a calm operatory built for kids.
Common signs
When something feels off,
don’t wait it out.
Most dental emergencies are easier and cheaper to treat the sooner they’re caught. Here are the signs we’d rather see today than next week.
Severe toothache
Persistent or radiating pain usually points to infection or a deep cavity reaching the nerve. Diagnosis and relief on the same visit — usually with a filling, root canal, or extraction depending on what we find.
Chipped or fractured tooth
If a piece breaks off, save it in milk or saline and call us right away. Bonding, a crown, or a porcelain restoration can rebuild the tooth on the same day in most cases.
Knocked-out tooth
Place the tooth back in its socket if you can; otherwise, store it in milk and come straight in. Reimplantation is most successful within the first hour.
Dental abscess
Swelling, fever, or a bad taste in the mouth can signal infection that's spreading. We'll drain pressure, prescribe antibiotics if appropriate, and plan definitive treatment.
Lost filling or crown
Even when there's no pain, exposed tooth structure decays quickly. Bring the piece in if you have it — we can often re-cement on the same visit.
Swollen jaw or face
Facial swelling combined with fever, difficulty breathing, or trouble swallowing is urgent. Call us immediately — or proceed to emergency if symptoms are severe.
Bleeding, aching gums
Persistent bleeding after brushing or flossing is an early sign of gum disease and shouldn't be ignored. We'll diagnose the cause and start treatment the same week.
Sports & impact injuries
Loose teeth, displaced jaws, soft-tissue lacerations from a hit during sport or an accident — assessed and treated quickly to preserve the tooth long-term.
What we treat
The most common urgent
visits we see.
Most urgent visits are resolved in a single appointment so you walk out without lingering pain. Here's what we end up doing most days.
Same-visit fillings
For severe toothache or fractured teeth, a composite filling can restore function and seal the nerve in one appointment.
Emergency root canal
When infection has reached the pulp, a root canal relieves pain and saves the tooth from extraction.
Extractions
When a tooth is beyond saving, we extract gently and walk you through replacement options — implants, bridges, or partial dentures.
In an emergency
Call us first.
We’ll go from there.
Address
14965 Stony Plain Rd NW, Edmonton, AB T5P 4W1
Hours
- Monday – Thursday
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
- Friday
- 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Saturday
- 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
- Sunday
- 10:00 am – 4:00 pm