Creekside Dental Clinic in Kelowna
General Dentistry in Kelowna
Dental Services in Kelowna
General Dentistry
Our dental team is committed to helping you protect your dental health. General dentistry is most often preventative in nature, meaning we can help ensure your mouth and teeth are as healthy as possible now and well into the future. Regular appointments are the most important way you can protect your oral health, so be sure to book annual appointments to visit our dental team.
Oral Cancer Screening
Oral cancer screening is an essential part of routine oral healthcare. Our dentists will look for signs and symptoms of oral cancer. If you have unusual oral symptoms, such as bleeding or white patches in your mouth, be sure to book an appointment with your dentist for an oral cancer screening.
Dental Sealants
Dental sealants assist in strengthening and fortifying the teeth against cavities. The thin coating is painted onto the surfaces of the teeth, hardens, and creates a protective shield against bacteria that can cause cavities. Sealants are most often used on the molars of children, giving them long-term protection against tooth decay.
Digital & Analog Dental X-Rays
Dental x-rays help our dentists check on the health of your teeth and mouth, diagnose issues, and plan out potential treatment options. Our clinic uses digital and analog dental x-rays to aid us in protecting your oral health. Each x-ray gives us a detailed image of your teeth, gums, and other structures in your mouth. The process uses very low levels of radiation, and we’ll ask you some questions first to make sure dental x-rays are right for you.
Root Canals
Although the outer shell of a tooth is hard, there is a soft inner pulp that is susceptible to infection. When an infection affects a tooth, a root canal procedure can help prevent the spread of the infection and save the tooth. Our dental team performs many root canals each year, and they are a fairly straightforward procedure.
Teeth Extractions
Although our dentists will always do our best to preserve your natural teeth, there are some circumstances when it makes sense to remove a tooth to preserve your overall oral health. Simple tooth extractions are a routine procedure and can usually be completed quickly and easily with local anesthesia. For more complicated situations, surgical removal may be recommended.
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