Didsbury Smiles Dental
Pediatric Dentistry · Cosmetic Dentistry · Dental Implants · Restorative Dentistry
Practice Specialties
Pediatric Dentistry in Didsbury
Dental care for children including cleanings, sealants, fluoride treatments, fillings, crowns, and emergency care, with a focus on prevention and education.
Cosmetic Dentistry in Didsbury
Teeth whitening, dental veneers, dental bonding, dental crowns, inlays and onlays, dental implants, smile makeovers, and full mouth reconstruction to improve the appearance of your smile.
Dental Implants in Didsbury
Permanent tooth replacement using titanium posts that fuse with the jawbone, topped with custom crowns. The clinic describes implants as the gold standard for replacing missing teeth.
Restorative Dentistry in Didsbury
Repair or replace damaged or missing teeth with fillings, crowns, bridges, implants, inlays, onlays, and composite bonding to restore function and aesthetics.
Teeth Whitening in Didsbury
Professional in-office whitening using stronger bleaching agents for faster, more effective results compared to DIY kits.
Veneers in Didsbury
Thin custom-made shells bonded to the front of teeth to hide chips, gaps, stains, and other imperfections.
Wisdom Teeth Removal in Didsbury
Extraction of third molars, often performed under sedation to ensure comfort and reduce anxiety.
General & Family Dentistry in Didsbury
Routine dental exams, cleanings, X-rays, cavity fillings, root canals, extractions, and preventive care. The clinic emphasizes regular checkups every 6 months.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Certain cosmetic dentistry procedures are typically not covered by insurance, and they are generally the most expensive. For example, teeth whitening is rarely, if ever, covered by insurance. The cost of in-office teeth whitening ranges from $100 to $700, depending on the procedure.
Since dental treatment is considered planned and can be seen as cosmetic surgery, there are no bespoke plans available for dental treatment. As a result, you can choose dental insurance coverage as part of your health insurance plan.
Professional whitening solutions are typically stronger than those found in over-the-counter kits, so your teeth may whiten faster. They can also keep sensitive gums from becoming more irritated.
A gingivectomy, crown lengthening, orthognathic surgery, lip repositioning, and botox are some of the procedures available to correct a gummy smile.
Cracked teeth are fairly common. We often recommend a crown to treat a cracked tooth, but not every type of crack requires a crown to protect your tooth from further damage.
Teeth whitening, composite fillings, veneers, crowns, braces.
Cosmetic dentistry can often help you improve your oral health. Straight, uniformly shaped teeth obtained through bonding, crown placement, or orthodontic treatments are easier to maintain. They are simple to brush and floss, and the risk of plaque becoming trapped in the crevices is greatly reduced.
If your tooth is broken, make sure you don’t brush it, and make an appointment to see your dentist as soon as possible. Your dentist will explain the best method for repairing the break, which could be one or a combination of fillings, crowns, or root canal treatments.
If there’s something caught between your teeth, you can use the following ways to remove it: Rinse your mouth. Gently floss the debris away. Carefully try a wooden toothpick.
If you have mild to severe toothache, you can try the following to get rid of the pain: Saltwater rinse, Hydrogen peroxide rinse, Peppermint tea bags, Cold compress or ice bags, Use a hot pack.
If an adult tooth is knocked out, try to see a dentist right away. Do not attempt to re-insert a baby tooth; instead, take your child to the dentist right away. If you are unable to reposition an adult tooth, place it in milk and contact your regular dental practice.
If a filling is not replaced within a few days, the unprotected tooth may suffer damage. Bacteria and food particles can adhere to the empty space and cause decay. Furthermore, a missing filling can expose dentin, the second layer of the tooth beneath the hard outer enamel.
Your dentist can sedate you during treatments. However, your dentist will first consider conscious sedation options. Conscious sedation is the use of medications to help you relax during a dental procedure. It is ideal for patients who are anxious, nervous or have difficulty sitting still during dental visits.
The best way to deal with swelling is to rinse your mouth with saltwater. Warm compresses are also used to relieve gum pain. Cold compresses are used to reduce gum swelling.
Yes, Didsbury Smiles Dental will be open on Sundays for emergency dentistry.
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