Emergency Dental Care Chestermere

Urgent Dental Care

Emergency Dentist in Chestermere

Dental pain, broken teeth, swelling, or knocked-out teeth should be assessed quickly. Rainbow Falls Dental offers emergency dental services for patients whenever availability allows.

We make every effort to prioritize dental emergencies and provide same-day appointments when possible. Please call ahead so our team can guide you and prepare for your visit.

Call 587-470-1447

When to Call

What Is Considered a Dental Emergency?

If you are in pain, bleeding, swollen, or worried about damage to a tooth or dental restoration, it is best to call us right away.

Severe toothache or uncontrolled tooth pain

Dental abscess, swelling, or infection

Knocked-out or loose adult tooth

Broken, cracked, or chipped tooth

Lost crown, veneer, bridge, or filling

Broken dentures, retainer, or orthodontic appliance

Uncontrolled bleeding in the mouth

Object stuck between teeth or in soft tissue

Non-healing mouth ulcer or unusual sore

Sudden tooth colour change or dental trauma

What to Do First

Quick Guidance Before Your Appointment

Calling the clinic as soon as possible helps us decide how urgent the situation is and what steps you should take next.

Knocked-Out Adult Tooth

Handle the tooth by the crown, not the root. If possible, gently place it back in the socket. If not, keep it moist in milk or saliva and call immediately. Time matters.

Swelling or Abscess

Facial swelling, fever, difficulty swallowing, or trouble breathing can be serious. Call our clinic right away. If symptoms affect breathing or swallowing, seek emergency medical care.

Lost Crown or Filling

Keep the crown or restoration if you have it and bring it with you. Avoid chewing on that side until the tooth is assessed.

Same-Day Emergency Appointments

Rainbow Falls Dental makes every attempt to see emergency patients as soon as possible, including same-day appointments when the schedule allows.

Availability can vary, so please call before coming in. Our team can confirm hours, appointment options, and what information to bring.

When to Go to the Hospital

Some symptoms need emergency medical attention rather than a dental appointment.

Go to the nearest emergency department or call emergency services if you have trouble breathing, trouble swallowing, severe facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, a jaw injury, or trauma involving the head or neck.

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