Hygiene/Restorative

Our Dentists can detect early to repair any tooth issues you may have. From Cavities to Gum Disease, Gold Square Dental’s expert team is trained and equipped to prevent, evaluate, diagnose, and treat problems with teeth and gums, as well as maintain the function and appearance of the teeth.

Root canals are required when the decay in a tooth becomes too deep and causes the tooth to become inflamed or infected, and eventually dies. A tooth can also require a root canal if it breaks into the area of the tooth that holds the nerve of the tooth. Root canal treatment involves removing the infected or inflamed nerve tissue, disinfecting the tooth, and then filling the space with a dental material.

Are you in need of a filling for one or more of your teeth? The dentists here at Regina’s Gold Square Dental are ready to help you restore your teeth.

Fillings are used to treat cavities, broken teeth, and tooth decay. One of our dentists will remove the affected area of your tooth, leaving a gap that needs to be filled. They will ensure that the area is properly prepared for the filling, which includes removing all decay and ensuring the area is debris-free. The tooth will then be filled and, once hardened, shaped and filed by our dentist.

Several materials can be used for fillings, including:

• Gold
• Porcelain
• Silver amalgam
• Composite resin (a mixture of plastic and glass)

Our dental experts will consult with you to determine the best material for your filling.

After your filling is in place, it’s crucial to care for your new tooth filling properly. This includes regular brushing and flossing at least once a day, along with routine cleanings and checkups. It’s essential to have a dentist regularly inspect your filling to ensure no cracks have formed and that it remains in place.

If you have any questions about fillings or require a filling, please don’t hesitate to contact our office today.

Dental crowns are necessary for various reasons, and our team of experts at Gold Square Dental is here to assist you. Crowns may be needed to cover a large filling, repair a cracked tooth, or for cosmetic purposes.

While the idea of getting a dental crown may seem intimidating, our team is dedicated to ensuring that the process is as painless and straightforward as possible. Local anesthesia is used to numb the area surrounding the tooth in question, significantly reducing pain. In fact, you should only experience minimal soreness or sensitivity once the anesthesia wears off. Our experienced team is dedicated to making the process seamless for you.

Initially, a temporary crown will be placed while your permanent crown is being crafted. It will be replaced after a few weeks. Your permanent crown will be custom-modeled to match your existing teeth, ensuring a natural fit once the process is complete.

With proper care, your crown should last 10-20 years. This includes regular hygiene and examination appointments, as well as extra care when brushing and flossing around the crown.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact our office. We are here to help you achieve a healthy and confident smile!

It is important to get your teeth regularly cleaned and examined by a dentist. Plaque and tartar will build up over time, even with proper brushing and flossing, so it is essential to have your teeth cleaned by a professional on a regular basis.

Regular dental check-ups ensure that your teeth are in optimal condition. They are also crucial for preventing issues like tooth decay, gum disease, and cavities. A healthy mouth, teeth, and gums are essential for your overall well-being.

One of the next best things for oral health after preventative care is early detection. The longer a cavity or tooth decay is allowed to persist, the more challenging it can be to correct. Fortunately, our team of dentists and hygienists can help you at any stage. Don’t delay; book your appointment today for teeth cleaning and an oral health check-up.

Tips to keep your teeth in top shape:

1. Brush regularly (2-3 times per day and after meals).
2. Floss.
3. See a Registered Dental Hygienist for regular 6-month hygiene appointments.
4. Have a dentist examine your teeth and gums once a year.
5. Limit consumption of acidic and sugary foods.

Tips to keep your teeth in top shape:

• Brush regularly (2-3 times per day and after meals)
• Floss
• See a Registered Dental Hygienist for regular 6 month hygiene appointments
• Have a dentist examine your teeth and gums once a year
• Limit acidic and sugary foods