We believe in providing you with a positive and caring dental environment. Our friendly staff and dentists are ready to help you keep your health and your smile in total harmony. Learn more about us here.
Working Hours
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Monday10am-6pm
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Tuesday10am-4pm
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Wednesday9am-6pm
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ThursdayClosed
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Friday9am-4pm
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SaturdayBy Appointment Only
Dental Fillings
Fillings are used to repair decayed teeth, minimal fractures, and other damaged surfaces of the teeth. Dental filling materials, such as composite bonding, can also be used to even out the surface of your teeth for better biting and chewing. In many cases, patients with enamel loss, resulting in sensitivity, will notice a significant improvement of sensitivity once the teeth have been treated with a dental filling
Crowns
If your tooth is damaged but not lost, a crown can be used to restore its shape, appearance and function. You may need a crown if you have a root canal, a large filling in a tooth or a broken tooth. A crown also called a cap, is a hollow, artificial tooth used to cover a damaged or decayed tooth. The crown restores the tooth and protects it from further damage. Crowns can also be used to cover a discoloured or misshapen tooth. A tooth that has been fixed with a crown looks and works very much like a natural tooth.
Bridges
A bridge also called a “fixed bridge” or a “fixed dental prosthesis,” is a dental restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth. It extends across an area that has no teeth and is typically made up of an artificial tooth fused between 2 crowns. (A crown is a hollow, artificial tooth that fits over a natural tooth or a dental implant). The bridge is held firmly in place by your own teeth on each side of the missing one(s) or by dental implants. A bridge is permanent and cannot be removed.
Emergency & Same Day Appointments
For emergency dental care, we strive to see our patients within 24 hours (within business hours), and the same day if at all possible. New patients are always welcome. The purpose of your visit will be to relieve the discomfort, diagnose the problem and advise you of your options for resolving it. You may need an urgent visit for a dental emergency if you have:
A broken tooth
A broken tooth can cause pain, sensitivity, and should be treated promptly to prevent further damage or infection.
A tooth ache
A toothache is a sign of underlying dental problems and can range from mild discomfort to severe, throbbing pain that requires immediate attention.
A lost crown or filling
A lost crown or filling can expose the tooth to damage and sensitivity, making prompt dental repair essential.
Any pain or infection in your mouth, face or neck area
Any pain or infection in your mouth, face, or neck area may indicate a serious dental or health issue and should be evaluated by a professional as soon as possible.
Any other dental problem or discomfort
Any other dental problem or discomfort should not be ignored, as early treatment can prevent more serious complications.
Digital X-Rays
Digital X-rays are the newest, safest technology for acquiring dental X-rays, using about half the radiation of conventional X-ray taking methods. Images are captured using a flat electronic sensor which relays directly to the computer for immediate review by your dental health care professional.
Laughing Gas Sedation
Nitrous oxide is a safe and effective sedative agent that is mixed with oxygen and inhaled through a small mask that fits over your nose to help you relax during certain procedures. It is not intended to put you to sleep. You will be able to hear and respond to any requests or directions Dr. Wid may have. Dr, Wid will ask you to breathe normally through your nose, and within a few short minutes, you should start to feel the effects of the nitrous oxide. Ultimately, you should feel calm and comfortable. The effects of nitrous oxide wear off soon after the mask is removed.