DENTAL EMERGENCIEs

We are here for you when you need a dentist most.

Emergency Dental Services Available to serve you better

We are proud to be here for you and your family no matter what day or time your dental emergency happens. When you call us at (403) 254-0406, our dentist’s numbers will be shared with you in our voicemail greeting. If any of the symptoms appear life threatening, call 9-1-1 or go to your nearest hospital room.

WHat is A DENTAL EMERGENCY?

The majority of problems can be taken care of during regular office hours. Call us any time if you are experiencing severe symptoms, such as:

Serious injury to your teeth, mouth or jaw
Unmanageable pain in the mouth area
Heavy or persistent bleeding
Substantial swelling of the face, mouth or neck

Having a dental emergency? Call (403) 254-0406!

Here are some of the most common dental emergencies that we receive calls about:

Toothache, Throbbing or Unmanageable Pain in Your Mouth

If you are experiencing a toothache, call us. Severe pain or a toothache can be an indication of a serious dental problem like an abscess. Taking Acetaminophen or Ibuprofen and placing an ice pack on the area can give you some relief until you see your dentist.

broken tooth

If you have a broken tooth, the sooner you receive treatment the better. Broken teeth can usually be saved. Call us, and we’ll have a dentist see you right away.

Knocked out tooth

It’s important that you act very quickly when a tooth is knocked out –within 10 minutes a tooth has a very good chance of taking root. Call us immediately and if the tooth looks clean, try placing it back in its socket. Alternatively, put the tooth in a container of cold milk while on your way to the office.

Food or other particle stuck in between the teeth

If food or another type of particle is lodged between your teeth and can’t be removed with gentle use of floss, see your dentist. Trying to remove it on your own could damage or injure your teeth.

Missing a Filling

If you suspect that a filling has fallen out, give us a call to discuss your symptoms. In the meantime, you can use a piece of softened sugarless chewing gum to fill the empty space and temporarily protect the tooth.

Call us at (403) 254-0406 our dentist’s numbers will be shared with you in our voicemail greeting.
If you are experiencing severe or life-threatening symptoms, call 9-1-1 or go to a Calgary emergency room.

Request more information

We are excited to inform you all that we are expanding to better serve our patients! We are looking forward to a newly redesigned clinic that will include a new patient waiting room, digital children play area, state of the art sterilization center and 3D scanning machine. As we enhance our clinic, we will be closed from Saturday December 21st, 2024 and will reopen Tuesday January 14th, 2024. If you are an existing patient and having a dental emergency, please call our clinic at (403) 254-0406 and you will be directed to either Dr. Ladha or Dr. Faizi to help with your dental emergency.

We want to take this opportunity to thank you for your trust over the year and look forward to seeing you in the new year. Wishing you and your family all the very best this holiday season!

Dr. Rahim Ladha, Dr. Sharif Faizi, Dr. Lester Ikuta, Dr. Connor Comfort and the Team at Millrise Dental Clinic.