We recommend visiting us every six to twelve months depending on your specific needs

Not at all. We use gentle techniques to ensure your comfort during every step of your visit.

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Please bring a photo ID, your insurance details, and any previous dental records.

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Yes, we accept most Canadian insurance plans and offer direct billing for your convenience.

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Absolutely! Early dental care helps prevent future issues and builds good oral hygiene habits.

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If further care is needed, we’ll explain your options and create a personalized treatment plan that works for you.

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Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners that gradually shift your teeth into their ideal positions.

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Invisalign aligners are designed for comfort. You may experience mild pressure when switching to a new set, but this usually subsides within a day or two.

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Treatment times vary depending on your needs but typically range from 6 to 18 months.

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You should remove your aligners when eating or drinking anything other than water to prevent damage and staining.

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For best results, wear your aligners for 20-22 hours a day.

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Yes! Invisalign is a great option for teens, offering a discreet alternative to traditional braces.

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Many insurance plans cover Invisalign. Contact us, and we’ll check your coverage for you.

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Contact our office right away. We’ll guide you on what to do and may order a replacement aligner if necessary.

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With good care, veneers typically last 10-15 years or longer.

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Veneers are a long-term solution, but they may need replacement after years of wear.

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The procedure is minimally invasive, and we offer sedation options to ensure your comfort.

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The number depends on your goals. Some patients enhance one tooth, while others choose a full smile makeover.

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Veneers are stain-resistant, so they stay bright longer than natural teeth.

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Veneers are typically considered cosmetic, so coverage varies. We can help explore your payment options.

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Contact us right away. We’ll assess the damage and recommend repair or replacement.

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If your teeth and gums are healthy, veneers may be an excellent option for you. Schedule a consultation to learn more.

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Dental implants are titanium posts placed into your jawbone to replace missing tooth roots. They provide a stable base for custom restorations like crowns or bridges.

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The procedure is typically done under local anesthesia or sedation for your comfort. Most patients report only mild discomfort during recovery.

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With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime, making them a reliable long-term solution.

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The cost varies depending on your specific needs. We follow the Alberta Dental Association’s Fee Guide and provide a detailed estimate during your consultation.

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Coverage depends on your insurance plan. Contact us, and we’ll help verify your benefits.

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Bone grafting is a common procedure that can build up your jawbone to support implants.

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Yes! Implants can support individual crowns, bridges, or full-arch dentures for multiple missing teeth.

Caring for implants is similar to caring for natural teeth. Brush, floss, and schedule regular dental checkups.

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There’s no upper age limit for implants as long as you’re in good overall health.

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With good oral hygiene, results can last 6-12 months or longer. Regular dental cleanings help maintain your bright smile.

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Yes! Our whitening treatments are carefully monitored to ensure your safety and comfort.

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Some patients experience mild sensitivity, but it’s usually temporary and subsides shortly after treatment.

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Professional whitening is effective for most surface stains. However, intrinsic stains may require other cosmetic solutions like veneers.

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Whitening doesn’t affect dental restorations. If needed, we can discuss options to replace or match them to your new shade.

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In-office whitening is typically done annually, with take-home kits available for occasional touch-ups.

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Most patients are great candidates for whitening. We’ll assess your oral health during your consultation to ensure it’s right for you.

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Severe pain, swelling, broken or knocked-out teeth, and infections are all considered emergencies. If you’re unsure, call us for guidance.

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We recommend calling ahead, but we strive to accommodate same-day appointments for emergencies.

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Rinse the tooth gently, avoid touching the root, and try to place it back in the socket. If that’s not possible, store it in milk and call us immediately.

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Use a cold compress to reduce swelling and take over-the-counter pain relievers as needed. Avoid placing aspirin directly on the tooth or gums.

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Yes, we accept most Canadian insurance plans and offer direct billing for your convenience.

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Absolutely. Our team provides gentle care for patients of all ages.

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For dental-specific issues, visit us first. If your emergency involves significant trauma, excessive bleeding, or difficulty breathing, go to the ER.

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Costs vary based on the treatment needed. We follow the Alberta Dental Association’s Fee Guide and provide estimates upfront.

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