Maxx Dental Group
Cosmetic Dentistry ยท Dental Implants ยท Invisalign & Clear Aligners ยท Teeth Whitening
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Dental Implants in Fort McMurray
Replaces single or multiple missing teeth with dental implants, all done in-office. Consultation available for patients with missing or severely damaged teeth.
Teeth Whitening in Fort McMurray
In-office whitening uses a tray with whitening solution and a special light to activate it, typically requiring 2-3 visits. Take-home kits are also available, with results in a week or two.
Emergency Dental Care in Fort McMurray
Provides same-day emergency dental services for broken or knocked-out teeth, severe toothaches, and other urgent dental issues. Flexible hours and evening appointments available.
General & Family Dentistry in Fort McMurray
Committed to providing dental care for your entire family, from children to seniors. All dentists have children and understand the importance of instilling good habits early. Options for general anaesthesia are available for uncooperative children.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you've broken or chipped a tooth, rinse and save any pieces, control bleeding with gauze, and apply a cold compress. If a tooth is knocked out, keep the root clean and try to place it back, or carry it in milk. For a toothache, floss and rinse with warm water, and use a cold compress. If you've lost a filling or crown, cover the hole with sugarless gum and bring the crown to the office.
Improved oral hygiene by reducing plaque buildup and minimizing tooth decay, reduced trauma and wear to teeth, reduced stress on joints and jawbone, and healthier gums since it's easier to floss and brush.
Most dental insurance plans will cover orthodontic treatment. Contact your insurance provider to learn more about your coverage.
Headaches, jaw or muscle pain, cold sensitivity, difficulties flossing, dry mouth, chipped teeth, or bad breath may indicate misaligned teeth.
IV sedation (general anesthesia), local anesthetic, and oral sedation (anti-anxiety medication) are available to help anxious patients relax.
The effects last up to 4 months and wear off gradually. Treatments are suggested about 3 times per year.
If a wire breaks free, use a pencil eraser to poke it down, or cover the end with wax, rolled gauze, or a cotton ball. Use wax to reattach loose brackets.
Yes, we are welcoming new patients to our practice.
Pre-appointment screening, patient protection station with hand sanitizer and masks, cleaning and sterilization after each appointment, plexiglass barriers, physical distancing, and limiting people in the office.
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