Redcliff Family Dental Centre

The clinic offers treatment for TMJ disorders, including Botox® injections to alleviate jaw tension and pain.

The clinic provides oral appliances to treat sleep apnea, helping to maintain an open airway during sleep.

Panoramic X-rays provide an ear-to-ear two-dimensional view of both upper and lower jaws, useful for assessing wisdom teeth, planning implants, and revealing cysts, impacted teeth, and jawbone fractures.

CBCT scans provide detailed 3D views of the mouth and skull, allowing clear visualization of bone structure, density, tissues, and nerves. Scans are completed in less than half a minute and are primarily used to plan dental implant treatment and other oral surgery.

Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth, available as complete or partial. The clinic also provides information on Alberta's Dental Assistance for Seniors program for basic dentures.

Porcelain fixed bridges are popular because they resemble natural teeth. They are durable and can be completed with CEREC technology in some cases.

Fixed bridges are non-removable appliances that replace missing teeth. The traditional bridge consists of two crowns on anchoring teeth with artificial teeth in between.

Botox® injections are used to treat TMJ disorders by relaxing jaw muscles, reducing pain and headaches. The procedure takes 10-20 minutes and is performed at the dental office.

The clinic provides education on proper tooth brushing, flossing, and rinsing techniques to help patients maintain oral health at home.

Wisdom teeth extractions are a common surgical procedure to remove impacted or problematic third molars.

Cephalometric X-rays capture a complete radiographic image of the side of the face, providing views of the jaw in relation to the cheekbone and assisting in orthodontic planning and implant placement.

The clinic offers diagnosis of periodontal disease, which attacks the gums and bone supporting the teeth. Signs include bleeding gums, loose teeth, and persistent bad breath.

Maintenance care for periodontal disease includes regular check-ups and cleanings to prevent recurrence and manage the condition.

CEREC® technology allows for same-day crowns and bridges using computer-assisted design and milling. The process eliminates the need for temporary restorations and dental impressions, and can be completed in about 1.5 hours.

Air abrasion is a minimally invasive technique that uses tiny particles to remove tooth decay without the noise or vibration of traditional drills. It often requires no anesthesia and preserves more natural tooth.

Tooth-colored composite fillings are used to repair decayed, cracked, or chipped teeth. They are placed in one appointment and matched to the natural tooth color.

The clinic provides options to help anxious patients, including laughing gas (nitrous oxide), oral sedation, ceiling TVs, blankets, and digital scanners to reduce discomfort.

Endodontics deals with the tooth pulp and tissues inside the tooth. Root canal therapy is a common endodontic procedure to save damaged teeth.

Treatment for periodontal disease involves removing plaque and calculus, and may include scaling and root planing to restore gum health.

Dental sealants are applied to molars to protect against cavities by sealing pits and fissures. The procedure is painless and completed in one office visit.

Digital radiography uses an electronic sensor to capture and store dental images on a computer, reducing radiation exposure by 80-90% compared to traditional X-rays. Images can be instantly viewed and enlarged for easier detection of problems.

Veneers are thin, custom-made porcelain shells bonded to the front of teeth to improve appearance. They can correct crooked, misshapen, discolored, or chipped teeth.

Root canal therapy removes infected pulp and nerve tissue from a tooth, then fills and seals the space to save the tooth. It is performed by a dentist or endodontist.

Comprehensive dental exams include diagnostic X-rays, oral cancer screening, gum disease evaluation, and examination of tooth decay and existing restorations. Professional cleanings are performed by Registered Dental Hygienists and include removal of calculus and plaque, and teeth polishing.

Fluoride treatments strengthen tooth enamel and help prevent decay. The clinic recommends professional fluoride applications for children twice a year during dental check-ups.

Mouth guards protect teeth and oral structures during sports and recreational activities. The clinic offers guidance on choosing the right type, including stock, boil-and-bite, and custom-fitted guards.

Sedation dentistry offers nitrous oxide, oral conscious sedation, and IV sedation to help anxious patients relax during dental procedures.

Orthodontics specializes in diagnosing and treating jaw, face, and bite irregularities. Treatment options include traditional braces and Invisalign.

Tooth extractions are performed to remove damaged or problematic teeth. The clinic provides surgical instructions for aftercare.

Teeth whitening uses custom trays and bleaching solution to lighten tooth enamel. The process typically requires two visits and may cause temporary sensitivity.

Invisalign® is a clear aligner system for straightening teeth. The clinic offers Invisalign as an alternative to traditional braces.

Dental implants are artificial roots and teeth surgically placed into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. The process involves multiple visits over several months, including X-rays, impressions, and surgical placement.

Pediatric dentistry focuses on children's oral health from birth through adolescence, including preventive care, education, and monitoring growth.