4747 67 St #137, Red Deer, AB T4N 6H3, Canada 
Emergency Dentist in Red Deer
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Common Dental Emergencies
Emergencies can happen anytime, from a chipped or broken tooth, to knocked out teeth due to accidents.
Chipped or Broken Tooth– A broken or chipped tooth in most cases can be saved. If it’s a small tooth break, our dentists will use a white filling to fix the tooth. If it is more serious, we might recommend a dental crown.
Knocked-Out Tooth – If your tooth has been knocked out, there is a chance we can replant it. Act quickly to place the tooth back in its socket if possible. If you are unable to do that, do NOT rinse the tooth with water or anything else; simply place it in some milk and call us immediately.
Toothache or Gum Pain If you are suffering from an intense toothache or gum pain, you can take over-the-counter pain medicine to reduce the pain temporarily. Holding an ice pack against the spot of the sore tooth can also provide relief.
Our Dentists Provide Relief in Dental Emergencies
- Convenient hours (including weeknights and weekends)
- Sedation options (ask about nitrous oxide if you’re a nervous patient)
- Tooth restoration (restore the natural look and functionality of damaged or missing teeth)
- Direct billing to insurance (you don’t pay out of pocket)
- Dental Financing Options (learn more!)
- Extended Hours
- Direct Billing
- Financing
Tooth Pain Can Be Overwhelming
We understand the urgency of dental emergencies and we’ll do everything we can to make you feel better as fast as we can.
We’re open six days a week, and have extended hours on weekdays.
FAQ
What are some common dental emergencies?
Common emergencies are painful toothaches, chipped or broken teeth, loosened or broken teeth that are knocked out, abscesses, and lost fillings. If something hurts or doesn’t seem right, it’s always better to visit a dentist.
Can an emergency dentist treat a broken tooth?
Yes, a dentist can restore it with a filling, or crown, or other treatment based on the extent of the break. The sooner you seek treatment, the more likely it is that your tooth can be saved and the less likely it is that you can get an infection.
Will my regular dentist provide emergency dental care outside office hours?
Some do, some don’t. It’s a good idea to check with your dentist beforehand or have a backup plan in case you require urgent care after regular hours.
Does dental insurance cover emergency dentist visits?
Most insurance plans provide coverage for something, especially if it is urgent care. However, be sure to double-check with your provider so you aren’t surprised later.
What steps should I take if I have a dental injury during sports?
Rinse your mouth, use an ice pack, and place the broken or knocked-out tooth in milk. Then, go see an emergency dentist in Red Deer as soon as you can. A mouthguard can also prevent such accidents in the future.
Can an emergency dentist provide sedation for dental procedures?
Yes, most of them provide sedation to calm you and keep you at ease, particularly if you’re nervous or in pain.
