Bright Dental
Sleep Apnea Treatment ยท Night Guards ยท Dental Exams & Check-Ups ยท Retainers
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Invisalign & Clear Aligners in St. Albert
We are a Diamond Invisalignยฎ Provider. Invisalign treatment uses a series of clear aligners that work to correct orthodontic issues while offering the appearance of wearing no braces. We use the iTero digital scanner for 3D imaging and an AI-powered Outcome Simulator.
Teeth Whitening in St. Albert
We offer both at-home and in-office whitening solutions. In-office whitening can produce results within 60 minutes with teeth up to eight shades whiter. At-home kits show excellent results in about ten days.
Dental Implants in St. Albert
A dental implant is a natural-looking option to restore one or more missing teeth. The implant is connected directly to your jawline and paired with a dental crown on the top to restore chewing and biting function.
Emergency Dental Care in St. Albert
We offer emergency dentistry to our patients in St. Albert. We allow room in our schedules to accommodate dental emergencies as they arise. If you need urgent care, call our office, and we'll find you a time as soon as possible.
Sleep Apnea Treatment in St. Albert
Dental appliances and devices can effectively treat the two most common sleep disorders: snoring and sleep apnea. We offer custom-fitted oral devices suited for your situation.
Dental Exams & Check-Ups in St. Albert
During the visit, our dentists will review the findings of the dental hygienists, examine any concern areas, and make recommendations for further visits when necessary. We welcome new patients of all ages and families.
Retainers in St. Albert
Retainers are removable devices that are meant to help keep your teeth in alignment. They are usually made for you following a tooth straightening treatment such as braces or aligner trays.
Oral Surgery in St. Albert
For more complex types of oral surgeries, we'll refer you to an oral surgeon for an expert consultation and treatment recommendation. Oral surgeons have specialized training for impacted wisdom teeth, dental implant installation, removal of oral lesions, or complex teeth removal.
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Dental emergencies can vary in scope, but the common factor is that they require urgent attention. One example may be an injured or dislodged tooth. Another type of dental emergency is one that causes extreme discomfort or pain to teeth, nerves, and gums.
We allow room in our schedules to accommodate dental emergencies as they arise. If you need urgent care, call our office, and we'll find you a time as soon as possible to see the dentist.
Root canals are performed when the roots of the tooth become infected and inflamed. You will know when your roots are infected because you will feel a constant pain around your tooth.
Root infections can be caused by injury or trauma to the mouth, but the more common culprit is bacteria buildup. A good oral hygiene regimen at home combined with regular visits to the dentist is a great way to keep your teeth clean and prevent infections from starting or spreading.
All tooth extraction procedures use profound anesthesia to ensure the gums, teeth, and surrounding area are completely numb, so you won't feel any pain or discomfort. Our dentist will check in with you throughout the procedure to ensure you're relaxed and feeling good.
Dental crowns are shaped out of durable material to feel like and resemble your natural tooth. You can choose composite resin or porcelain for your crown.
A veneer can help improve the look of anyone's smile. They are typically chosen as a permanent whitening solution and to fix misshapen teeth. The main reason why veneers are not always suitable for everyone is the cost of the treatment.
Invisalign treatment uses a series of clear aligners that work to correct your orthodontic issues. You will need to wear the trays for 20 to 22 hours every day except for when you eat, brush and floss. Each week, you'll switch your aligners, and every 3 months or so, you'll visit the office to check in.
Many insurance plans cover all or a portion of orthodontic treatment. Check with your insurance provider for details of your specific plan. We also offer flexible financing options that fit your budget.
TMD stands for Temporomandibular Disorders. These conditions cause pain in the jaw joint that connects the upper jaw and the lower jaw. The main signs and symptoms include pain in the neck and jaw, headaches, difficulty moving the jaw, and unusual clicking or popping sounds in the joint.
Sleep apnea is when the muscles in your throat relax too much during your sleep, depriving you of oxygen and causing you to wake repeatedly through the night. Oral devices can help with the condition.
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