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Smile Buddy Seton
Emergency Pediatric Dentist in South Edmonton & South Calgary
Immediate Care When You Need It Most
Smile Buddy Seton
(403) 250-5830
Smile Buddy Beaumont
(780) 929-3447
Our team is here to provide immediate, high-quality care to relieve pain and restore your child’s smile as soon as possible. Contact us right away for same-day appointments and emergency support.
Why Choose Smile Buddy Children's Dentistry for Emergency dentistry?
- Same-Day Appointments for urgent care
- Experienced Pediatric Team – compassionate and kid-friendly
- Sedation Options to ensure comfort
- Special Needs Friendly – trained in providing supportive care
- Accepting Most Insurance Plans
How We Treat Dental Emergencies at our South Edmonton & South Calgary Office
Call for a Same-Day Appointment
Once we hear from you, we’ll book the earliest possible appointment and offer first-aid tips if needed.
Emergency Exam
Upon arrival, our team performs a quick but thorough exam to assess the injury and pinpoint the best way to relieve pain.
Discuss Treatment Options
We’ll share our findings and discuss recommended treatments. A full treatment plan, including estimated cost and timing, will be provided.
Immediate Relief
Our skilled team addresses the issue right away—whether it’s an extraction, filling, or trauma care—to provide prompt relief.
What to Do in a Dental Emergency
- Call Us for a same-day appointment. Knocked-out teeth should be treated within two hours.
- If There’s Bleeding, apply gauze or cotton to stop it within an hour.
- For Swelling, use an ice pack on the outside of the cheek.
- To Reduce Pain, administer child-safe pain medication (e.g., Tylenol or Motrin).
How to Help Prevent Dental Emergencies
- Wear a Mouthguard for sports or other physical activities.
- Avoid Hard Foods like ice and hard candies that can fracture teeth.
- Practice Good Oral Hygiene to prevent decay that can lead to emergencies.
- Teach Safe Habits – remind kids never to use their teeth to open objects.
Understanding the Cost of Emergency Dental Care
- What is a dental emergency?
An emergency typically involves severe pain, bleeding, or a situation needing immediate care to save a tooth. - Urgent vs. Non-Urgent Emergencies
Some issues, like mild toothaches or lost fillings, can wait a day but should be treated soon. More severe cases, like knocked-out teeth, require immediate care.