Riverpointe Dental

Jaw pain can be treated with night guards to prevent clenching and grinding, and neuromodulator treatments (like Botox) to relax tense jaw muscles and alleviate pain.

A dental exam can catch problems before you see or feel them. The dentist looks for tooth decay, cavities, gum disease, signs of oral cancer, condition of previous dental work, and general condition of the face, mouth, and jaw.

Professional teeth cleaning includes removal of tartar and plaque, and teeth polishing to remove superficial stains. The appointment also includes a dental exam and may include fluoride treatment to strengthen tooth enamel.

The clinic provides a wide range of emergency care in Fort Saskatchewan, including treatment for broken teeth, injuries to the face and mouth, painful teeth, swelling, and jaw pain. Quick treatment improves the odds of saving injured or damaged teeth.

Dr. Tasneem is certified to administer neuromodulators in the head and neck. Treatments can reduce wrinkles and dynamic lines, and are approved for chronic migraine treatment.

A dental bridge is a fixed restoration that consists of one or more prosthetic teeth to bridge the gap created by missing teeth. Zirconia/Porcelain fixed bridges are the most common and resemble natural teeth.

Veneers are ultra-thin, durable, tooth-shaped zirconia/porcelain shells that cover the front side of teeth to improve appearance, reshape teeth, and correct uneven or unwanted spaces.

Tooth extraction is the process of removing a tooth that is too badly damaged or decayed to be repaired. Reasons include injuries, periodontal disease, overcrowding, and wisdom teeth.

The clinic offers professional tooth whitening, including ZOOM in-office whitening and take-home trays with Phillips Day and Night white products. Custom-made trays ensure even whitening and minimize sensitivity.

Dentures are removable dental appliances that replace missing teeth and surrounding tissue. They are available as complete or partial dentures and are designed to be comfortable and functional.

Dental implants use an artificial root, usually made of titanium, to replace the missing root of a tooth. The implant acts as an anchor to hold a replacement tooth in place, providing a stable and secure option for missing teeth.