Taylor Smiles
343 O'Connell Dr, Corner Brook, NL
4.9(28)See opening hours
- Cosmetic
- Invisalign
- Emergency
- Family
Accepting new patients
Preferred time · Today
Emergency Dentist in Corner Brook, NL
A knocked-out tooth, a cracked molar or throbbing pain that will not wait. Emergency dental offices keep same-day slots open and can see you outside normal hours.
4 offices offer this care in Corner Brook
West Coast Family Dental
2 Mt Bernard Ave, Corner Brook, NL
4.4(41)See opening hours
- Family
- Implants
- Wisdom teeth
- Invisalign
- Emergency
Accepting new patients· Direct insurance billing· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Pasadena Family Dental Clinic
3 W End Industrial Park, Corner Brook, NL
4.5(23)See opening hours
- Family
- Implants
- Root canal
- Dentures
- Cosmetic
Accepting new patients
Preferred time · Today
Long Range Dental Clinic
4 Grenfell Dr #Suite 404, Corner Brook, NL
5(13)See opening hours
- Whitening
- Emergency
- Implants
- Root canal
- Dentures
Accepting new patients
Preferred time · Today
Why it matters
Dental pain rarely improves on its own. An abscess can spread, and a knocked-out tooth can often be saved if it is re-implanted within an hour.
What to expect
A focused exam and X-ray, pain relief, and a temporary fix such as a dressing, antibiotic or splint — followed by a plan for the permanent repair.
Typical cost
Emergency exams typically run $100–$250 in the US and $90–$200 in Canada, before treatment such as extraction or root canal.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I see a dentist today?
- Many offices hold same-day emergency slots. Filter for Emergency on Dentli, then call ahead so the clinic can triage you before you travel.
- How much does emergency cost in Corner Brook?
- Emergency exams typically run $100–$250 in the US and $90–$200 in Canada, before treatment such as extraction or root canal. Prices in Corner Brook vary by office and by how complex your case is; ask for a written treatment plan before you begin.
- When should I see a dentist for this in Corner Brook?
- Severe or spreading pain, facial swelling, bleeding that will not stop, a knocked-out or badly broken tooth, or a lost crown causing sharp discomfort.