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The Benefits of Dental Veneers

What are Dental Veneers? Dental veneers are thin, custom-made shells designed to cover the front surface of teeth. Made from porcelain or resin composite materials, they are known for their ability to mimic the natural appearance of enamel. Veneers are an excellent solution for addressing a variety of dental concerns, including discoloration, chips, misalignment, and gaps. The Process of Getting Veneers in St. Albert Our...

Experience Toothache Relief and Revitalize Your Smile with Swift Care

Dr. Cristina Sovarel & Dr. Ioana Sovarel - Your Trusted Family Dentist in St. Albert Toothaches can be an incredibly discomforting experience for anyone, especially when it comes to our loved ones. The constant throbbing and shooting pain can signify a significant issue with oral health. Ignoring it and hoping it will go away is not a viable solution, and self-diagnosing is never recommended. At Family Dental in St. Albert, we understand the importance of addressing toothaches promptly to...

Relieve Tooth Pain and Restore Your Healthy Smile with Immediate Treatment

The excruciating pain, the constant throbbing, and the nagging discomfort can make even the toughest of us cringe. What many people don't realize is that toothaches often signal a significant issue with your oral health. Ignoring them or attempting to diagnose the problem yourself is not a smart move. Toothaches left untreated can lead to more severe problems, such as tooth loss, gum disease, and even systemic infections. That's why seeking immediate dental care is crucial to alleviate the...

Navigating Dental Abscesses: Stages, Symptoms, and Swift Solutions

Understanding the comprehensive landscape of dental abscesses is crucial for effective management. Let's weave together the stages of a tooth abscess, its underlying causes, and appropriate treatments to equip you with the knowledge needed to address this dental concern assertively. #1: Understanding Dental Abscesses A dental abscess emerges as an infection within the oral cavity, impacting both teeth and gums. It originates as a pocket within oral tissues, filling with pus due to bacterial...

Differences Between Family Dentistry and General Dentistry

For some time now, the words "family dentist" and "general dentist" have been used interchangeably and in place of one another. These phrases are not interchangeable, though. While there is some overlap in the responsibilities in dental healthcare, there are also clear distinctions between the two. As a result, the staff at Family Dental wants you to understand the distinction between a general dentist and a family dentist. General Dentistry When it comes to dental care, general dentists are...

Why You Shouldn't Skip Your Professional Dental Cleaning Appointments

You may think that brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing regularly is enough to keep your teeth healthy and clean. Even the most thorough oral hygiene regimen could overlook parts of your mouth's more difficult-to-reach places. Because of this, regular professional dental cleanings are essential to preserving excellent oral health. In this post, we'll talk about the advantages of routine dental cleanings and dispel some myths. Benefits of Professional Dental Cleanings Professional...

Resuming of Clinical Operation

The last 2 months have been full of challenges and uncertainties. Thankfully, beginning Tuesday May 19, Family Dental is starting the gradual process of safely resuming full clinical operations. During the reopening process, our team will contact you by phone, email, or text message to schedule your next appointment. Unless you have an urgent dental problem, please wait for the team to contact you. We are proceeding to integrate a wide array of operational changes to ensure your safety...

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The Importance of Dental Care for Pre-Schoolers

Less than one percent of healthy children receive dental care as recommended by 12 months of age. The Canadian Dental Association recommends that children see a dentist within six months of their first baby tooth appearing or by age one, whichever comes first. Those most in need of dental care were least likely to receive it, researchers found - based on a survey of 2,500 families in Toronto with children around four years of age. Low family income, bottle use during the day or night beyond...

Start School Smiling!

Family Dental is pleased to announce we will be participating in the province-wide campaign called Start School Smiling. Initiated by the Alberta Dental Association and College, Start School Smiling is a program that allows any grade one students in Alberta to access free dental examinations, cleaning, and bitewing x-rays (if needed) at participating dental clinics. Who Is Eligible? Students in grade one who are residents in Alberta, including home-schooled students, are eligible to...