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Best Dentists in St. Albert (2026): Family & Emergency Dental Clinics

St. Albert has dental clinics in almost every neighbourhood, from Erin Ridge to Riverside and Gateway Village. Here are dental clinics in St. Albert, what common treatments cost and what to ask before booking your first visit.

How we built this list: We researched dentists that actively serve St. Albert, looking at local presence, services offered and public reputation. Businesses are listed in no particular order and none paid to be included. Always confirm licensing, insurance and current pricing before you hire.

Top Dentists in St. Albert (2026)

Erin Ridge Dental

Dental clinic in the Erin Ridge area of north St. Albert. Visit website

Citadel Dental

Family dental care in St. Albert. Visit website

Green Grove Dental

Family dental care clinic in St. Albert. Visit website

St. Albert Summit Family Dental

Family dentistry in St. Albert. Visit website

St. Albert Dental Centre

General dental clinic in St. Albert. Visit website

Riverside Landing Dental

Dental clinic in St. Albert’s Riverside area. Visit website

Gateway Village Dental

Dental clinic in St. Albert’s Gateway Village area. Visit website

McKenney Corner Dental Care

St. Albert dental clinic. Visit website

What Dentists Cost in St. Albert

Typical 2026 price ranges for dentists serving St. Albert. Always compare at least two or three written quotes.

ServiceTypical cost
New-patient exam & X-rays$150–$350
Cleaning (scaling)$150–$300
Filling (one surface)$150–$300
Crown$1,200–$2,000

What to Know About Dentists in St. Albert

Alberta has no mandatory dental fee guide, so prices vary between St. Albert clinics. Ask for a written estimate before major work, and check whether the clinic direct-bills your insurer.

Eligible residents may be covered by the federal Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) — ask whether the clinic accepts CDCP patients before booking.

How to Choose a Dentist in St. Albert

  • Ask if the clinic is accepting new patients and direct-bills your insurer.
  • Ask whether they accept Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) patients if relevant.
  • Request a written treatment plan with fees before major work.
  • Check evening and weekend hours if you work 9–5.

Areas Covered

The businesses above serve Erin Ridge, Oakmont, Jensen Lakes, Riverside, Lacombe Park, Braeside, Grandin, Kingswood, Deer Ridge, Heritage Lakes, Akinsdale, Woodlands and downtown St. Albert around Perron Street. Always confirm a business covers your street before booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are St. Albert dentists accepting new patients?

Many are. Call or check clinic websites, and ask about wait times for a first cleaning.

How much is a dental cleaning in St. Albert?

A routine cleaning typically costs $150–$300, and a new-patient exam with X-rays $150–$350.

What should I do in a dental emergency in St. Albert?

Call your dentist first — many keep emergency slots. For severe swelling or trauma, go to a hospital emergency department.

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