Emergency Dental Care When You Need It Most

Modern dentures are designed for comfort and fit. Our team ensures yours are custom-fitted to minimize irritation or movement.

We recommend removing them at night to give your gums a rest and to allow proper cleaning and maintenance.

There’s a short adjustment period, but most patients quickly adapt and return to enjoying their favorite foods comfortably.

With proper care, dentures typically last between 5 and 10 years before adjustments or replacements are needed.

Invisalign works for most mild to moderate cases. Our dentists will review your alignment and confirm if it’s the right solution for your smile.

Invisalign is generally more comfortable than braces. You may feel slight pressure when switching aligners—this means your teeth are moving as planned.

For best results, wear your aligners 20–22 hours per day, removing them only to eat, drink, and brush.

You might notice a slight adjustment period at first, but most patients adapt quickly and speak normally within a few days.

Most treatments take 6–18 months, depending on your specific case. We’ll outline your timeline during your initial consultation.

Just like natural teeth: brush twice daily, floss or use interdental cleaning aids, and visit us regularly for check-ups and cleans.

Costs vary based on number of teeth and any required grafting. We’ll review your personalized plan and financing options at the start so you’re fully informed.

Generally yes—if you have good overall health and enough jawbone. We’ll assess your situation at your consultation and recommend the best path.

It depends on your bone health and healing. Some patients can receive an implant immediately; others may wait from 3 to 6 months to ensure optimal results.

No. We use effective local anaesthesia and gentle techniques. Most patients feel little discomfort and recover quickly.

Coverage varies by plan and treatment type. During your consultation we’ll review cost and insurance options so you’re clear before you decide.

It depends on your plan. Some treatments take one or two visits, others may involve phases. At your consultation we’ll outline your timeline clearly.

We design your smile with you—not for you. Our goal is a natural-looking, confident smile that fits your personality and facial features.

With good daily care and regular check-ups, many treatments like veneers, whitening or aligners provide results that last for years.

Most cosmetic treatments are comfortable and minimally invasive. We use techniques and materials designed for your comfort and walk you through each step.

With proper oral care and regular checkups, a treated tooth can last a lifetime. Maintaining good hygiene and addressing small issues early ensures long-term success.

In most cases, yes. A custom dental crown strengthens the treated tooth and restores full function, especially for molars used in chewing.

Persistent pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, or swelling around a tooth could indicate infection. A dental exam and X-rays will confirm if a root canal is needed.

Not anymore. With modern anesthesia and gentle techniques, root canal treatment feels similar to getting a filling. Most patients feel immediate relief once the infection is removed.

Brush and floss daily, paying extra attention around the bridge area. Regular cleanings and checkups at our clinic will help maintain your restoration for years.

Yes. A dental bridge can replace one or more missing teeth depending on your oral health and support structure. We’ll recommend the best option during your consultation.

Not at all. We use local anesthesia to ensure you’re comfortable throughout the process. You may experience slight sensitivity for a few days, which typically fades quickly.

Yes. Each restoration is custom-crafted to match your tooth color, shape, and size, so it blends naturally with your smile.

With proper care and regular checkups, crowns and bridges can last 10 to 15 years or more. Good oral hygiene and avoiding hard or sticky foods help extend their lifespan.

Yes. Research links gum disease to heart disease, diabetes, and other conditions. Maintaining gum health benefits your whole body, not just your smile.

Patients with gum disease may need maintenance visits every 3–4 months to keep inflammation under control. We’ll recommend a schedule based on your needs.

In its early stage (gingivitis), gum disease can be reversed with professional cleaning and improved daily care. More advanced cases can be managed effectively with ongoing therapy.

Most treatments are performed gently and pain-free. We may use local anesthesia for deeper cleaning to ensure your comfort throughout the procedure.

Gum disease starts when bacteria build up along and beneath the gumline. Over time, this causes inflammation and infection. Regular cleanings and good home care prevent this buildup and protect your gums.

If a tooth is injured, knocked out, or causing pain, call us right away. We’ll guide you on what to do and make space for same-day care whenever possible.

Yes. We use gentle, age-appropriate fluoride applications that safely strengthen enamel and help prevent cavities.

Every six months is best. Regular visits allow us to monitor growth, prevent cavities, and reinforce healthy brushing habits.

Healthy baby teeth help children eat, speak, and smile comfortably. They also guide adult teeth into proper position, supporting long-term oral health.

We recommend bringing your child in by their first birthday or when their first tooth appears. Early visits help prevent problems and make dental care feel routine.

Keep up with regular checkups, wear a mouthguard during sports, and avoid chewing hard foods or ice. Preventive care is the best defense against dental emergencies.

Most plans include coverage for emergency exams and treatments. Our team can help you verify your benefits and assist with direct billing.

If our office is closed, leave us a message or email—we monitor inquiries and will get back to you as soon as possible. For severe pain or swelling, seek urgent medical care if you cannot reach us immediately.

We recommend calling ahead so we can prepare for your arrival, but we do our best to accommodate same-day visits for urgent cases.

Severe pain, swelling, bleeding, or damage to teeth and gums should be treated right away. If you’re unsure, call us—we’ll assess the situation and guide you on next steps.

We recommend visiting every six months for a cleaning and exam. This helps prevent issues and keeps your smile looking and feeling great.

Yes. We use modern digital X-ray technology that minimizes exposure while providing accurate, detailed images for diagnosis.

You’re not alone. Our friendly team takes time to explain each step, offering gentle techniques and a calm setting so you feel comfortable.

Absolutely. We’re always welcoming new families and individuals from Barrhaven and surrounding areas.

Most general services are covered by dental insurance. Our team can help you understand your coverage before your visit.