Dental Emergency? We Are Here To Help.

1. We Are Open

We are open 7 days a week and late evenings. In case of an emergency, appointment is not required. Walk-ins welcome, prompt emergency dental care is provided.

2. You Can Relax

We offer laughing gas and sedation options so you can get the treatment you need.

3. Payment - No Hassle

We directly bill the insurance and accept all major insurance plans and government plans. We Follow ADA Fee Guide to make dental care affordable. If you are not covered, we have instant financing available with easy monthly payment plans.

What To Do In A Dental Emergency?

In a dental emergency, get immediate treatment to prevent further damage or pain. You need a dentist that can promptly handle the issue same day without having to differ it to a later date.

Dental emergency can happen anytime to anyone. At Sierra Springs Dental in Airdrie, we are open 7 days a week. There is always a dentist around to treat emergency cases. Our dentists are caring and gentle so you can feel safe and relaxed.

Whether the outcome of an accident or biting on food that is too hard can cause a chip, crack or even break or remove teeth. It is necessary to see an emergency dentist promptly because if left untreated, it can lead to severe complications.

Relax At The Dentist

Some people may have fear of going to the dentist and to alleviate the anxiety we offer laughing gas and sedation options. Our dentists are also trained to make your experience as comfortable as possible.

Affordable

We are committed to making dental care affordable and follow ADA Fee Guide. We directly bill the insurance companies and accept all major insurance plans and government plans. If you are not covered, we have instant financing available with easy monthly payment plans.

Children's Dental Emergencies

Children are more prone to dental emergencies than adults. Our dentists specialize in dealing with children’s dental emergencies.

We mostly see children with following dental emergencies:

Accidentally knocked out tooth
Accidentally broken or chipped tooth
Dental infection in the gums, teeth or in the bones
Orthodontic emergencies in which a wire sticking into the cheek or gums or a loose bracket.