Toothache
Persistent or sudden tooth pain.
Redwater Dental Clinic · Emergency care
In pain? We hold time for emergencies and aim to see you the same day when possible.
Call before travelling so we can confirm availability.
Mon–Fri 7:30 AM–5:00 PM · Sat 8:00 AM–4:00 PM

Tell us what’s happening
Call our team about your symptoms. We’ll help you arrange an assessment and explain what to do next.
Persistent or sudden tooth pain.
A broken edge, crack or dental injury.
Time matters. Call and seek care right away.
Swelling, a sore gum or signs of infection.
An exposed tooth or a restoration that came loose.
Pain or swelling around the back teeth.
People behind your care
Our three dentists work together to help Redwater families. We’ll listen to your concerns, assess the problem and explain your treatment options.

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Visit a familiar local clinic with a team who will explain each step of your visit. This is our sterilization area, photographed inside Redwater Dental Clinic.

Close to home
We welcome patients from Redwater and nearby communities, including Gibbons, Bon Accord, Fort Saskatchewan, Bruderheim, Lamont, Smoky Lake, Thorhild, Waskatenau, Radway and Legal. Call before making the trip so we can confirm a time for your visit.
Redwater Dental ClinicHoliday hours may vary. Please call to confirm.
Before you visit
We welcome emergency requests and aim to see you the same day when possible. Please call 780-942-4691 before travelling so we can assess urgency and confirm availability. Walk-in care depends on the schedule.
Yes, we accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Bring your coverage information. Eligibility, covered services and any patient portion depend on your plan and treatment; we explain costs before starting.
Yes, we offer direct billing to insurance plans where available. Please bring your insurance details. Coverage varies, and any amount not paid by your plan remains your responsibility.
Call 780-942-4691 and leave a message, or book online. Messages and online bookings are not an emergency response service. If you need urgent care before we reopen, seek an available urgent dental service. For severe swelling, uncontrolled bleeding or trouble breathing or swallowing, go to the nearest emergency department; call 911 if breathing is affected.
The cost depends on the examination, any X-rays and the treatment you need. We explain the recommended care and costs before starting treatment.
We aim to see you the same day when possible. Call our team to confirm availability.