Oral Medicine

Oral Lesions/Pathology and TMD/Orofacial Pain

Our clinic provides affordable oral medicine services for the diagnosis and management of complex conditions affecting the mouth and jaw (oral and maxillofacial region). Whether you are looking to address jaw pain or an anomaly, we provide personalized care to give patients the confident smiles they deserve. Our clinic is open to the general public.

All levels of the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) are welcome. CDCP patients with co-payments may be eligible for additional financial support for certain procedures completed before March 26, 2026.

We accept referrals from private practitioners.

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Why us?

Affordable Rates
Canadian Dental Care Plan Accepted

Support Learning
of Clinical Graduate Students

Electronic Claim Submissions
Assignment of Benefits Offered

Specialized Oral Health Care

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What services do we offer?

As part of the clinical graduate students’ learning experience, you have the opportunity to receive care in the following oral medicine areas under direct specialist supervision.

Oral lesions and oral pathology clinic

We assess and manage:

  • Unusual growths or oral lumps
  • Red, white, or mixed lesions
  • Ulcers or recurrent sores
  • Burning mouth
  • Oral infections and allergies
  • Oral manifestations of autoimmune or systemic conditions
  • Premalignant and malignant oral conditions (screening, biopsy, diagnosis, and monitoring)

Orofacial pain, TMD, and sleep-disordered breathing clinic

We assess and manage:

  • Jaw pain, jaw clicking, locking, or popping
  • Headaches associated with the jaw and facial region
  • Jaw arthritis and degenerative joint disease
  • Atypical or undiagnosed facial pain
  • Facial nerve pain
  • Snoring and sleep-disordered breathing (including obstructive sleep apnea)

Unique multidisciplinary care at the Oral Medicine Clinic

We proudly host a specialized multidisciplinary Orofacial Pain Clinic, the only one of its kind in Western Canada. Through a triage-based approach, select cases are managed by a collaborative team to ensure patients with complex conditions receive comprehensive, coordinated care. Our integrated team includes physiotherapists, dietitians, psychologists, oral surgeons, physicians, pharmacists, and dental specialists, working together to address every aspect of your health.

What should patients expect?

  • Step one: Diagnostic assessment

    Your first appointment will consist of a diagnostic assessment, a collection of your medical history, an examination and may include capturing photographs, x-rays, or a 3D scan of your teeth.

  • Step two: Treatment

    After developing a personalized, evidence-based treatment plan and reviewing the options with you, the treatment will begin with your assigned clinical graduate student under the direct supervision of an oral medicine specialist and in collaboration with our multidisciplinary team.

  • Step three: Follow-up and monitoring

    Regular follow-up visits are an essential part of managing chronic conditions. These appointments help us track your progress, make adjustments, and incorporate other treatment approaches as needed, while always aiming to stay conservative and optimize your outcomes and pain control.

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Refer a patient

We accept referrals from private practitioners.

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Location

Oral Health Clinic
Kaye Edmonton Clinic


Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 1Z1

Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Call (780) 407-5550

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