emergency dentist
in edmonton
- open 7 days a week
- Emergency Walk-Ins welcome
- fees are lower than the ADA fee guide
- Direct Insurance Billing
- Free Teeth Whitening
emergency dentist
in edmonton
- open 7 days a week
- Emergency Walk-Ins welcome
- fees are lower than the ADA fee guide
- Direct Insurance Billing
- Free Teeth Whitening
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Easy monthly payments for all your dental needs!
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Accepting Emergency Walk-Ins
The Most Common Dental Emergencies
Dental emergencies are relatively uncommon. However, there are instances where you may not even realize that you’re having a dental emergency. That’s why our dentists here at Stadium Dental are prepared to see you the same day that your emergency occurs and provide help however they can! Below, you’ll find a list of all the most common dental emergencies we treat on a regular basis. We are well-equipped to help you overcome all manner of oral health issues, so don’t hesitate to give us a call!
Chipped or cracked tooth or crown
Broken or damaged denture
Dislodged or knocked-out tooth
Painful or inflamed gums
Fractured or broken tooth
Loose tooth or filling
Infected or abscessed tooth
Sudden or severe toothache
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We understand that dental emergencies can be alarming, whether you’ve suffered oral trauma or are experiencing a sudden toothache. No matter the situation, you want fast relief. At Stadium Dental, we offer various emergency dentistry treatments, including root canals and loose or lost filling repair. If you should require immediate attention, count on our team to treat you with the sense of urgency and compassion you need at a difficult time. Whenever possible, we’ll make space in our schedule to see you the same day.
Welcoming New Patients
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Dental Emergency FAQ’s
At Stadium Dental, we want to ensure that our patients have the information that they need if a dental emergency occurs. Because emergencies can never be completely prevented, it’s vital to your health that you’re prepared. That’s why we’ve put together a list of the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about dental emergencies. Keep reading to learn more from your emergency dentist in Edmonton
What’s Considered a Dental Emergency?
Pain and discomfort can be relatively common, so how do you know when you have a real dental emergency? You may have a dental emergency if you notice signs like:
Most dental emergencies come from two different categories: infection caused by poor oral hygiene or sudden trauma to the face or mouth. At Stadium Dental, we are ready to treat both with expert care!
- Intense pain
- Bleeding
- Loose or broken teeth
- Knocked-out teeth
- Swelling
- Sores or abscesses that won’t go away
- Loose crowns or fillings
Most dental emergencies come from two different categories: infection caused by poor oral hygiene or sudden trauma to the face or mouth. At Stadium Dental, we are ready to treat both with expert care!
Should I Go to the ER for a Dental Emergency?
If you’re experiencing a dental emergency that is life-threatening, you should go to the hospital. Problems like uncontrollable swelling that affects your breathing, deep cuts, jaw fractures, jaw dislocations, and serious abscess or infection require an immediate visit to the ER. For any other dental emergency that has to do with your dental structure, or infection that isn’t affecting your breathing, you can visit our office for expert dental treatment.
Do I Need a Root Canal?
One of the most common treatments for toothaches is a root canal. When the inner, more sensitive portion of your tooth becomes decayed or infected, it can cause serious pain because of the sensitive nerves inside of your tooth. Our dentist in Edmonton can perform root canals to remove this infected tissue, which gets you out of pain and protects your tooth in the future.
Can I Postpone Getting Dental Care for My Emergency?
Unlike other medical conditions that get better with time, dental emergencies will only get worse. It’s essential that you get treatment right away in a dental emergency, even if you’re not experiencing pain. Additionally, for those with damaged or knocked-out teeth, the sooner you come in for treatment, the more likely we are able to save your tooth. Plus, most dental emergencies have serious pain associated with them, which is why it’s never a good idea to prolong treatment. Give our office a call and our helpful team will set up your appointment as soon as possible.
We Accommodate Same Day Appointments
At Stadium Dental, we completely understand that accidents and injuries don’t always happen at convenient times. If you’re experiencing a dental emergency and need a quick appointment, we’ll take you as you are. Give us a call, and we’ll fit you in as soon as we can. The health of your teeth is our priority!