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Dental hygienists follow a provincial fee guide for dental cleanings. This is the same whether you visit a hygienist in a dental office or independent clinic. Teeth cleanings are billed by time. Most people require 2-3 units of time which means 30-45 minutes of cleaning. You can expect to pay around $150-$200 if you regularly get cleanings. If it has been a while since your last cleaning, you can likely expect to pay a little more.
Additional services may be required, such as polish/stain removal, desensitizers, fluoride, exams, x-rays and oral hygiene education. These services vary by price- not usually time.
$250 for a UV activated 1 hour whitening session. $125 for a whitening boost. Promotional prices occur periodically. Don't want to miss a deal? Make sure to fill out a question in the chat box so I have your email.
I offer sensitivity-free professional strength in-office whitening. It is a combination of carbamide peroxide and hydrogen peroxide. You can expect 4-12 shades of whitening.
Yes, I accept most major dental insurance plans, including direct billing to the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Please contact our office for more information.
Yes, I have always believed that dental hygiene care should be available to all persons because of its relevance to overall mental and physical health. In order to fully understand your contribution, Contact me prior to booking in order to discuss your coverage within the plan.
Absolutely. In my opinion (and many other dental professionals)- I have the best machine for cleaning around braces. Contactless air flow will get around all the wires and brackets to blast away plaque and stain, while also disinfecting your gums.
Yes. Cleaning around implants is a very important aspect of maintaining healthy bone and gums that support them. In my opinion (and many other dental professionals) I have the best machine for cleaning around implants. Contactless air flow can disinfect the gums and blast away the plaque that leads to implant failure.
Yes. I worked in a periodontal office (gum disease specialty) for 15 years before opening an independent hygiene clinic. I am quite comfortable with the anatomy below the gums, and offer different forms of freezing or desensitization to assist in patient comfort. One of the reasons I opened my own clinic, was to increase access to care for people in need of deep cleanings.
I use a machine that provides contactless stain and plaque removal, a mechanical hand piece that moves laterally instead of elliptically so there is less gum discomfort, and that has a mechanism to naturally switch between higher and lower powers to reduce pressure when cleaning more sensitive tooth structures. Options for the traditional desensitizing products and local anesthetic are also available.
It is like a gentle yet effective pressure washer for removing plaque and disinfecting your gums. It helps to reduce inflammation and reset your mouth pH, making you more likely to foster the good bacteria you need for digestion and immunity.
I like to review your medical history, diet, health, wellness and lifestyle factors in order to create your dental hygiene treatment plan, recommend products, make appropriate referrals and act as an advocate for your overall wellness. The preventative dental hygiene services are the foundation of my practice, but I also assess for TMJ, sleep and airway challenges that directly effect your mouth.
I always want to offer the very best products and services to my clients, and therefore utilize techniques, protocols and products that may not be recognized by many dental professionals YET.
Yes. I offer services to all ages. I actually find it most beneficial to start hygiene care and education to women prior to getting pregnant, and carry on through pregnancy, toddler and children. I prefer to set the foundation of health, wellness and optimal growth, because children are our future.
It is very important to ensure that you have good oral health prior to heart surgery or joint replacement. I would recommend a cleaning at my office utilizing guided biofilm therapy- to reduce inflammation by disinfecting gums and removing hard and soft plaque. as well as visiting a dentist to ensure you have no cavities or infections.
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