Check-ups & Cleanings
Regular dental checkups and cleanings are essential to maintaining a healthy mouth and a beautiful smile. At our clinic, our team of skilled professionals will provide you with a thorough dental examination and cleaning, removing any plaque and tartar buildup and checking for any signs of dental issues.
Oral Cancer Screening
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Root Canal Therapy
Frequently Asked Questions on Comprehensive Dental Care:
What does “comprehensive dental care” mean?
Comprehensive dental care means looking after your full oral health—teeth, gums, bite, and long-term risk factors—through prevention, diagnosis, and treatment planning, not just fixing problems as they appear.What services are usually included in comprehensive dentistry?
It typically includes checkups and cleanings, X-rays, oral cancer screening, fillings, crowns, root canals, gum care, extractions, and tooth replacement options like bridges, dentures, or implants—plus cosmetic services when needed.How is a comprehensive exam different from a regular checkup?
A comprehensive exam is usually more detailed, often for new patients or long gaps in care. It may include full-mouth assessment, gum measurements, bite evaluation, and a long-term treatment plan.Why are X-rays important for comprehensive dental care?
X-rays help detect issues that aren’t visible during a visual exam—like decay between teeth, bone loss from gum disease, infections, impacted teeth, or problems under existing fillings/crowns.Does comprehensive dental care include gum disease screening?
Yes. Gum health is a major part of comprehensive care. Your dentist or hygienist may measure gum pockets, check for bleeding/inflammation, and recommend cleaning frequency or gum therapy based on findings.Can comprehensive dentistry help with jaw pain, clenching, or TMJ symptoms?
Often, yes. Comprehensive care can include evaluating bite, wear patterns, and symptoms of grinding/clenching. Treatment may include night guards, bite adjustments, or referrals when needed.How do you prioritize treatments in a comprehensive plan?
Dentists typically prioritize by risk and urgency: pain/infection first, then active decay and gum disease, then structural needs (crowns/bridges), and finally cosmetic improvements if desired.How often should I come in for comprehensive care?
Most people benefit from exams and cleanings every 6 months, but some need more frequent visits based on gum disease, cavity risk, smoking/vaping, medical conditions, or orthodontics.Is comprehensive dental care covered by insurance in Canada?
Many plans cover preventive care (exams, cleanings, basic X-rays) and contribute toward restorative work (fillings, crowns, root canals), but coverage depends on your plan’s annual maximums and frequency rules.How do I get started with comprehensive dental care?
Book a new patient exam. Bring your insurance info, medical history, and any concerns (pain, sensitivity, cosmetic goals). After assessment, you’ll receive a clear treatment plan with options and cost expectations.