Full & Partial Dentures
Comfortable, natural-looking removable options to replace multiple or all missing teeth.
Learn MoreProsthodontic Care
Replace missing teeth with dentures, implant-supported restorations, crowns, and bridges, so you can eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
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Replace missing teeth with dentures, implant-supported restorations, crowns, and bridges, so you can eat, speak, and smile with confidence.
Comfortable, natural-looking removable options to replace multiple or all missing teeth.
Learn MoreSecure, long-lasting tooth replacement supported by dental implants.
Learn MoreFixed restorations that cap a damaged tooth or replace missing ones.
Learn MoreWhen teeth are damaged, missing, or worn, prosthodontic care brings them back, both in how they look and in how they work. Prosthodontics focuses on restoring and replacing teeth so your smile looks natural and functions the way it should.
The team takes time to understand your goals and recommends options that balance durability, appearance, and value. Whether you need a single crown or a full set of implant-supported restorations, you will be guided through each step.
Crowns cap and protect individual damaged teeth, while bridges span a gap left by one or more missing teeth, anchored to the natural teeth beside it.
Learn MoreCustom-fitted removable appliances that replace multiple missing teeth, restoring comfortable chewing and speech while supporting the shape of your face.
Learn MoreCrowns, bridges, and dentures anchored to titanium implants for maximum stability: no slipping, no adhesives, and the closest feel to natural teeth.
Learn MoreLab-made restorations that fit precisely into or over a damaged tooth, a more conservative option than a full crown.
Learn MoreAll dental restorations have a lifespan, and that is completely normal. When old fillings, crowns, or bridges start to fail, replacing them promptly protects the tooth underneath and avoids more extensive treatment later.
At each checkup, the dentist checks the condition of your existing fillings, crowns, bridges, and dentures. When there are signs of wear, cracking, leakage, or decay underneath, your options are discussed and replacement is planned before the problem grows. Dealing with failing dental work early is almost always simpler, less expensive, and better for the long-term health of the tooth than waiting for a crisis.
Old amalgam or composite fillings can crack, leak, or wear down over time. Replacing them before decay develops underneath protects the tooth.
Learn MoreCrowns typically last 10 to 15 years. When one shows wear, chipping, or a poor fit, replacing it early prevents damage to the tooth underneath.
Learn MoreA bridge that has come loose or broken can no longer protect the gap it spans. Prompt replacement keeps nearby teeth from shifting and limits further bone loss.
Learn MoreAs the jawbone and gums change, dentures can become loose and uncomfortable. The dentist assesses whether a reline or a full replacement is the better option.
Learn MoreDecay can develop beneath an older restoration without obvious symptoms. Regular exams catch it early, before the tooth is at risk.
Older metal restorations can be replaced with modern tooth-coloured alternatives that fit well and look far more natural.
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5958 Mullen Way NW
Edmonton, Alberta
T6R 0S9