Contact Your Family Dentist Today at Morrison Centre Dental Group

Make an appointment with your family dentist in Fort McMurray at Morrison Centre Dental Group today! We provide a variety of dental services including teeth cleaning, fillings, implants, whitening, and oral surgery. Our clinic is located on 201-9914 Morrison St. inside the Morrison Centre, upstairs on the 2nd floor. Free parking is available outside, and the centre is wheelchair accessible and welcoming to everyone. At Morrison Centre Dental Group, we accommodate the whole family, including children – you won't have to travel around to a bunch of different dentists to take care of everyone! Should you be in need of our services, please schedule an appointment today.

Direct Insurance Billing is Available

To streamline the payment process, we offer direct insurance billing. This service is much more convenient for patients and allows us to communicate directly with your insurance company. You have enough to do on a daily basis, and we're committed to helping you as much as possible.

Call Us for Dental Emergencies

Emergency service is available; please contact 780-743-3570. We understand that dental emergencies happen unexpectedly, which is why we offer emergency appointments along with extended office hours. If you have a dental emergency, please call our office and then follow these steps before you come in for treatment:

• For a knocked-out tooth that can be located, pick up the tooth by the crown without touching the root. Gently rinse it off and, if possible, try to place the tooth back into its socket. If not, put the tooth in a cup of milk or a small container and bring it to your dentist so we can try to save it.
• For a chipped, cracked or fractured tooth, gently rinse your mouth with warm water and apply a cold compress to the area to manage any swelling. 
• For a loose tooth, use your finger to apply a very light amount of pressure to the tooth in order to get it back into alignment. Gently bite down to keep the tooth from moving.

We're available to answer your questions and provide guidance in the event of a dental emergency. Try to get to the dentist as soon as possible, but please do so safely! To prevent the likelihood of a dental emergency, we highly recommend wearing a mouth guard for sports games and activities. You should also avoid chewing on ice and hard foods or candies that can potentially break or chip your teeth. It's always a good idea to keep a dental first aid kit at home, in your car or with you during an outdoor activity like camping or rafting. As the popular saying goes, it's better to be safe than sorry!

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