Dental Hygienists Can Do...
Dental Hygiene Exams
Preventative care is the key to a healthy smile. Assessing, Diagnostic Skills and Treatment Plans working with you for healthy outcomes.
Dental Hygiene Therapies (Cleanings)
Everyone has different levels of periodontal health. We can provide basic to advanced therapies to promote optimal oral health.
Digital X-rays
Yes! We have them to locate defects in the teeth (cavities) and bone (disease). We take them as needed and share them when required.
Local Anesthetic
Yes! We can provide several forms of anesthetic (freezing) if needed to aide in the comfort of treating your gum health.
Oral Cancer Screenings
Early Detection.
We check the areas of the head, neck and mouth including tissues, lymph nodes and glands. We will note any abnormalities, refer for biopsies if needed and check each time your in to see us.
Cavity Prevention & Atraumatic Care
Early stage cavities can happen. Whether your teeth have deep grooves, small cavities or root sensitivity, we can treat them too.
We Offer:
PREVORA*
Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF)
Teeth Sealants ( EMBRACE*)
Resin Fillings (GIC)
Temporary Fillings (IRM)
Desensitization (CRYSTAL*)
Children & Dental Hygiene
We are here to introduce your child to dental hygiene care in a quiet and calm setting.
Free Visits for 3 and under. Easy, fun checkups. Lifelong Preventative Care and Treatments
DID YOU KNOW?
The "ORAL SYSTEMIC LINK"
Nearly 50% of Adults over 30 have some form of Gum Disease.
Brain Health
Oral bacteria have been implicated in the development of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
Heart Disease
People with gum disease are nearly twice as likely to suffer from heart disease.
Reproductive Health
Oral bacteria traveling through the bloodstream have been found to cause stillbirth.
Diabetes
18% of Canadians who have diabetes also have severe periodontal disease.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Over 5.4 million Canadians suffer from obstructive sleep apnea, a condition associated with diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, obesity, and car accidents.
Cancers
Bacteria in the mouth have been linked to oral, esophageal, lung, colorectal, pancreatic, and breast cancers.
