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Sports Mouthguards · Nitrous Oxide Sedation Dentistry · Night Guards · Retainers
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Emergency Dental Care in Camrose
We offer emergency dental services to help you find relief and receive professional attention either on the same day or as soon as possible. Services include emergency exams and x-rays, dental fillings, dental extractions, emergency root canals, and assessment of trauma.
Teeth Whitening in Camrose
Whiter teeth are achievable with both professional in-office teeth whitening treatments and convenient take-home kits.
Sports Mouthguards in Camrose
Wearing your mouth guard during contact sports can help prevent gum injuries, teeth trauma, and damage. Dental grade sports mouth guards provide a comfortable fit and durable protection.
Root Canal Treatment in Camrose
Simple root canal treatments are performed right in our Camrose dental clinic for your convenience. We’ll take the time to explain what to expect during the procedure and ensure you’re comfortable and relaxed.
Nitrous Oxide Sedation Dentistry in Camrose
Nitrous oxide sedation (laughing gas) is a sedation option for patients who need assistance feeling relaxed in a dental clinic setting. It begins working as soon as you put the mask over your mouth and nose and wears off almost instantly once the mask is removed.
Retainers in Camrose
Your retainer is an important dental appliance that maintains your alignment after orthodontic treatment. If you’ve recently completed Invisalign treatment, a professional-grade retainer can help you keep your smile in the correct position.
Digital X-Rays in Camrose
The digital format allows our dentists to capture high-quality images and gain detailed information on the health of your teeth, gums, and jaw bones.
Oral Sedation in Camrose
Oral sedation is a prescription medication for you to take before your appointment, along with instructions on when and how to take it. By the time you arrive, the sedation should have taken effect, leaving you feeling relaxed and comfortable.
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If you or someone in your family is experiencing severe tooth pain, has a filling or crown that came loose, or has a chip or split tooth, you may need emergency dental treatment.
During your dental hygiene appointment, our dental professionals will provide several services to keep your teeth clean and mouth healthy. You’ll notice the difference a professional cleaning feels with careful plaque and tartar removal (scaling) to polishing, flossing, and brushing. You’ll also have the option of a fluoride treatment to strengthen your teeth.
During the exam, we’ll identify and discuss with you any concerns we notice in your teeth, gums, and overall oral health. We’ll take the time to perform an oral cancer screening, capture and review digital dental x-ray images, and talk through your at-home routine.
On your first visit, we’ll review your dental history and discuss any oral health concerns or goals you may have. We recommend coming ten to fifteen minutes early to your first appointment to complete some forms.
With proper care and gentle cleaning, veneers can last over ten years. Veneers need replacing once they crack or wear out, as the tooth below is no longer intact.
The existing tooth or teeth may have to be fully removed before the dental implant is placed. Once the post is installed into the jawbone, it needs time to heal before the artificial tooth is placed on top. For these reasons, dental implants take several weeks from start to finish.
Root canal procedures get their name from the area in the mouth that requires treatment. When the roots of your teeth become infected, it’s necessary to clear away the infection and clean up the canal for long-term comfort and restoring your tooth health. Performing a root canal can both relieve tooth pain and help you preserve your natural tooth.
There are many reasons why tooth extraction may be the best option for your oral health. You may have a condition where the natural tooth cannot be saved, such as a severe tooth infection, an injury, or a broken tooth. Your dentist may also recommend teeth extraction to make space in your mouth for other teeth or better alignment.
Invisalign is an alternative to braces and it’s effective for a broad range of needs and cases. They’re discreet, perfectly tailored to your smile for a comfortable fit, and easily removable—enjoy all your favourite treats! Invisalign is the clear choice.
We direct bill insurance and offer affordable fees. Our conveniently located Camrose dental clinic direct bills to most insurance plans for your convenience.
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