Hobbema Dental

Custom-moulded prosthetics to replace some or all missing teeth. Requires impressions and fittings; final denture usually ready in about 3 weeks.

Performed when a tooth is threatened by infection. The dentist removes infected pulp and nerve, then fills the tooth. A crown may be needed afterward.

Removal of teeth using local anesthetic. Post-operative instructions are provided.

Fillings are used to treat cavities. The dentist cleans out decay and fills the hole with a composite matching the tooth color.

Offers nitrous oxide, oral sedation (12+), and general anesthesia referrals for anxious patients or extensive work.

Crowns are restorations that encircle a tooth, often needed after root canal or large restoration. Offered in gold, porcelain (tooth-colored), and in-office ceramic crowns for molars (same-day).

A bridge replaces missing teeth by joining artificial teeth to real teeth. Requires impressions and fittings; final bridge usually ready in about 3 weeks.

Thin resin coating placed on the grooves of a child's molars to prevent decay. Non-invasive, no numbing needed, can reduce cavity risk by up to 80%.

Bleaching kits are offered for a whiter smile. Free whitening with a check-up and cleaning and completion of dental treatment plan.

Treats dental emergencies such as chipped teeth, knocked-out teeth, toothaches, facial swelling, and lost fillings or crowns. After-hours emergency line available.

Check-up includes x-rays and a dentist's examination. Cleanings include scaling and polishing by hygienists. Adults should have yearly cleanings, children every six months.

Pediatric specialist Dr. Strater Crowfoot offers comprehensive care for children. First check-up recommended at age 1 or around 18 months. Treatment options include fillings, stainless steel crowns, white shell crowns, extractions, space maintainers, and sedation.