Frequently Asked Questions

A dental emergency typically involves severe pain, uncontrollable bleeding, a knocked-out permanent tooth, or facial swelling and other signs of infection.

We recommend calling ahead so we can prepare for your arrival; however, we do prioritize emergency cases and strive to provide same-day care for patients in pain.

Locate the tooth, handle it only by the crown, and contact us immediately for instructions on how to keep the tooth viable while you travel to our clinic.

We align our fees with the Alberta Dental Fee Guide to ensure fair pricing and will provide a clear cost estimate following your initial assessment.

Please call our main office line to hear our after-hours instructions or to be directed to the nearest emergency dental resource.

Our goal is to see emergency patients on the same day they call to provide immediate pain relief and stabilize the dental issue.

Please bring your photo ID, insurance information, and any dental fragments (such as a broken crown or tooth) that you’re able to recover, if applicable .

Most dental plans provide coverage for emergency exams and palliative treatment; our team can help you verify your benefits and file your claim.

Yes, we are a family-centred practice and recommend children have their first “happy visit” by their first birthday to start their journey on the right foot.

We offer both rapid in-office whitening for immediate results and custom at-home kits for those who prefer a more gradual brightening process.

Most wisdom teeth extractions, including those requiring I.V. sedation for extra comfort, are performed right here in our Calgary clinic.

With proper care and regular professional cleanings, dental implants are designed to be a permanent solution for missing teeth.

We offer various orthodontic screenings and can discuss modern alignment options to help you achieve a straighter smile discreetly.

A crown covers a single damaged tooth to restore its strength, while a bridge uses crowns on healthy teeth to “bridge” the gap left by one or more missing teeth.

For most patients, a cleaning every six months is ideal to prevent plaque buildup and catch potential issues before they become painful or costly.

Yes, we follow the current Alberta Dental Fee Guide to ensure our pricing is fair, transparent, and consistent with provincial standards.

We offer direct billing to most major insurance providers, which means we handle the paperwork and you only pay your remaining portion upfront.

Any portion not covered by your insurance provider is the responsibility of the patient; we can provide a detailed estimate before treatment begins so you are prepared.

Yes, we are a participating provider for the CDCP and are happy to help eligible patients access essential care through this federal program.

Absolutely. We believe in “no surprises” dentistry and will provide a customized treatment plan with a breakdown of all estimated fees during your consultation.

For your convenience, we accept cash, major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard), and debit.

Most insurance plans do not cover elective cosmetic procedures like teeth whitening or veneers, but we can help you explore payment options to fit these goals into your budget.