Emergency Dentist in Airdrie

Experiencing a dental emergency? Need to see an emergency dentist as soon as possible? Dr. Parsa and her team can help alleviate the pain, reduce the risk of infection, and prevent tooth loss!

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Your Choice for an Emergency Dentist in Airdrie

At Yankee Valley Dental, your comfort is our #1 priority. We don’t want anyone to suffer through pain and discomfort because of a dental emergency—it’s called an emergency for a reason! You can’t plan for dental emergencies, but we can help you get through them as best as possible. Dr. Parsa is your trusted emergency dentist. And along with her team, she is here to provide peace of mind in any emergency dental situation.

Contact us as soon as possible if you are experiencing the following:

  • Dental pain: As an experienced emergency dentist, Dr. Parsa will make you feel comfortable by helping to relieve the pain.
  • Broken tooth: Dr. Parsa will either restore your tooth or perform a more permanent treatment.
  • Pain and swelling: Dr. Parsa will discuss options for antibiotics as part of the treatment, depending on the amount of swelling and any history of allergies.

Yankee Valley Dental has your emergency dental care needs covered! Call us at 403-980-5588 to speak to one of our dental experts.

How Soon Can I See an Emergency Dentist?

When you call us for an emergency, we will do our very best to get you in for a same-day appointment. Emergency situations can become critical if not addressed immediately, so it’s crucial to call us even if you’re unsure that you’re facing a dental emergency. Our expert team of emergency dentists will help guide you on the best treatment plan based on your specific needs.

Other Examples of Dental Emergencies

  • Severe and persistent toothache that interferes with your daily activities
  • A swollen jaw that may be accompanied by a fever, bad taste in your mouth, chronic pain, and difficulty swallowing or breathing
  • Chipped or broken tooth as a result of trauma to your mouth (e.g., playing sports or experiencing a fall)
  • Dental abscess that becomes severely painful, which can be accompanied by a constant bad taste in your mouth, pus, swollen glands, or a fever
  • Gums that regularly bleed during and after toothbrushing

Experiencing any of the above? Call us today at 403-980-5588 to see an emergency dentist as soon as possible!

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