24/7 EMERGENCY DENTAL CARE
Emergency Dentist in Edmonton
Experiencing severe tooth pain, a broken tooth, or dental trauma? Call us anytime. Our 24/7 emergency line can help assess your situation and arrange the earliest appropriate appointment at our Calgary Trail clinic. We prioritize same-day emergency care and offer direct insurance billing.
- 24/7 Emergency Line
- Same-Day Appointments
- Open 365 Days
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(587) 410-5766
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Emergency Clinic Calgary Trail
- 4526 Calgary Trail NW, Edmonton, AB
- (587) 410-5766— Verified Urgent Line
- Emergency appointments available daily
- Free dedicated patient parking directly in front of the clinic
- Fully wheelchair accessible ground-level entrance
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Can Smiles Help?
Identify your emergency. We provide rapid, expert intervention for all urgent dental conditions to relieve your pain and protect your oral health.
Severe/Persistent Toothache
Tooth pain can be caused by decay, infection, a cracked tooth, or inflammation inside the tooth. Our emergency dentists examine the cause and determine whether treatment such as a filling, root canal, or extraction is appropriate.
Swelling / Abscess
Swelling around a tooth or gum can signal an infection and should be evaluated promptly. Our emergency dentists identify the source of the infection, help relieve the immediate problem, and recommend appropriate treatment.
Broken/Chipped Tooth
A broken or chipped tooth may expose sensitive areas or increase the risk of further damage. We can assess the damage and determine whether we can repair the tooth with treatment such as bonding, a filling, or a crown.
Knocked-Out/Avulsed Tooth
A knocked-out permanent tooth is time-sensitive. Call our emergency line right away so we can advise you and arrange treatment.
Lost Crown / Filling
A lost filling or crown can leave the underlying tooth sensitive or vulnerable to further damage. We examine the tooth and determine whether we can replace the restoration or if another treatment is needed.
Dental Trauma/Sports Injury
Falls, sports injuries, and other accidents can damage teeth, gums, or surrounding tissues. Our emergency dentist can assess the injury and determine the needed treatment.
Wisdom-Tooth Pain
Severe pain or swelling around a wisdom tooth can result from inflammation, infection, or problems with how the tooth is erupting. We can examine the area and determine whether you need immediate treatment or should consider extraction.
Urgent Extraction
Sometimes a severely damaged tooth cannot be repaired. Our dentist will first examine the tooth, determine whether extraction is appropriate, and decide whether it can be completed safely during your emergency visit.
Root Canal Therapy
Severe tooth pain can sometimes result from infection or inflammation inside the tooth. After examining the area and taking any necessary X-rays, our dentists determine whether root canal treatment can relieve the problem and save the tooth.
What to Do Before You Arrive
Immediate, simple, and critical self-care steps to take before arriving at Smiles. Stay calm and follow these protocols.
Tooth Avulsion (Knocked-Out Tooth)
Handle the tooth by the crown, not the root. If it is dirty, rinse it gently without scrubbing. If you cannot place it back in position safely, keep it moist in milk or a tooth preservation product and call immediately. Do not reinsert a baby tooth.
Severe Swelling
Apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek to control inflammation. Rinse your mouth thoroughly with warm salt water. Keep your head elevated and do not apply heat.
Broken Tooth
Rinse your mouth with warm water and retrieve any broken fragments. If the remaining edge is sharp, apply temporary dental wax or sugarless gum to cover it and protect your tongue. Do not chew on the affected side.
Severe Tooth Pain
Floss gently to clear any trapped food causing pressure. Rinse thoroughly with warm salt water. Use approved over-the-counter pain relievers, but never place aspirin directly on gum tissue.
What Happens When You Call?
Our emergency protocol ensures you get expert dental relief as quickly as possible. Here is a clear, step-by-step breakdown of what to expect.
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Call Us
Call our 24/7 emergency line. We'll assess what's happening and help determine the appropriate next steps.
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Urgency Assessment
Our emergency team quickly evaluates your specific dental symptoms to provide the earliest appropriate appointment.
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Earliest Appointment
We'll arrange the earliest appropriate appointment, prioritizing urgent dental emergencies.
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Exam & Treatment
Our dentist performs a targeted exam, relieves your active discomfort, and clearly details your next treatment steps.
Access, Insurance, Fees
Emergency Care Without Extra Uncertainty or Extra Fees
Dental emergencies are stressful enough. We make it easier to understand when you can be seen, how insurance billing works, and what to expect regarding fees.
Same-Day & Extended Access
We reserve appointments for urgent dental problems and prioritize same-day care. Our Calgary Trail clinic provides emergency appointments seven days a week, including evenings and weekends. Call our 24/7 emergency line and we'll arrange the earliest appropriate appointment.
Direct Insurance Billing
We offer direct electronic billing to dental insurance providers. Coverage, deductibles, annual limits, and reimbursement depend on your individual plan, and you remain responsible for any portion not covered by your insurer. Ask our team about payment options before treatment.
Fees Below the Alberta Dental Fee Guide
Our dental fees are set below the Alberta Dental Fee Guide, including for emergency dental care. We'll explain the recommended treatment and provide an estimate before proceeding with your appointment.
Immediate assistance over the phone. No referral necessary.
CALGARY TRAIL Emergency Dentistry
Over a Decade of Urgent Dental Relief in Edmonton
Our Calgary Trail clinic has provided emergency dental care in Edmonton since 2012. With on-site diagnostic imaging and dentists experienced in treating urgent dental problems, patients can be assessed and receive appropriate treatment in one location.
- Established Calgary Trail location since 2012
- 15,000+ dental emergencies resolved
- On-site 3D imaging & immediate treatment suites
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What Edmonton Patients Say About Their Emergency Dental Care
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about emergency appointments, our 24/7 emergency line, treatment, costs, insurance, and our Calgary Trail clinic.
Can I call Smiles for a dental emergency 24/7?
Yes. We prioritize same-day appointments for urgent dental problems. Call our emergency line and we'll assess your situation and arrange the earliest appropriate appointment.
Are your emergency dental services available 24/7?
Yes. Our emergency phone line is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Call anytime and we'll assess your situation and arrange the earliest possible dental appointment.
Where is your Edmonton emergency clinic located?
Emergency patients are seen at our Calgary Trail clinic at 4526 Calgary Trail NW in Edmonton. The clinic has free patient parking and a wheelchair-accessible ground-level entrance.
Can I walk in directly without scheduling beforehand?
Calling ahead is strongly recommended. Contacting our emergency line first allows us to assess the urgency of your situation and prepare for your arrival.
How much does a typical emergency consultation cost?
The cost depends on the examination, diagnostic imaging, and treatment you need. Our dental fees are set below the Alberta Dental Fee Guide, and we'll explain recommended treatment and provide an estimate before proceeding with your appointment.
Do you support direct insurance billing to my provider?
Yes. We offer direct electronic insurance billing for eligible dental claims. Your coverage, deductibles, limits, and reimbursement depend on your individual insurance plan, and you are responsible for any portion not covered.
What qualifies as a critical dental emergency?
Call if you have severe or persistent tooth pain, swelling or a suspected dental abscess, a broken or knocked-out tooth, uncontrolled dental bleeding, a lost restoration causing significant discomfort, or another urgent dental injury. If you're unsure how urgent the problem is, call our emergency line and describe what is happening.
What Should I Bring to My Appointment?
Bring photo identification, your insurance or CDCP information if applicable, a current medication list, and any relevant medical information. If a tooth, crown, filling, denture, or other dental appliance has broken or come out, bring it with you if possible.
Can You Remove a Painful Tooth at the First Visit?
Sometimes. The dentist must first examine the tooth and determine whether extraction is the appropriate and safe treatment. An extraction may be completed during the emergency visit or scheduled based on the clinical situation, complexity, consent, and available treatment time. However, we guarantee that you won't leave the first visit without some immediate relief.
Need Urgent Care Now?
Call Anytime for Emergency Dental Help. Our Calgary Trail emergency team is on standby.