Dental Services Your South Vancouver Dentist Offers

Your South Vancouver dentist offers the entire spectrum of dental services, from routine cleanings, check-ups, and filling cavities to more complex procedures like root canals, extractions, crowns, bridges, and implants. To put it more simply – if something’s not right with your teeth, or it’s been a while since your last check-up – come on in, and we’ll take care of you.

Life has a way of throwing unexpected misfortunes at us from time to time too. If you’ve suffered sudden and severe damage to your teeth, we’re also able to provide emergency dental services in Vancouver. Our experienced dentists will do their best to fit you in without significant delay, and they’ll restore your teeth quickly and thoroughly. We understand that’s important.

Many patients fear the procedure, despite how common root canals are, because they think it will be painful or lead to ongoing dental issues in the future. We hope to put those fears to rest.

Preventative dentistry is right at the heart of what we do and promote here at Fraserview Dentist. At our South Vancouver office we do routine check-ups and cleanings for patients every day, along with topical fluoride treatments, dental exams, oral screenings, and more. But a big part of what we do in this regard is enabling patients to develop their own dental hygiene routines at home, so that degenerative conditions like tooth decay don’t start in the first place! Your dentists here at Fraserview can get you started toward better long-term dental health.

we offer a variety of cosmetic services to help you maintain a bright and healthy smile. If you have missing teeth, you may benefit from a long-term solution like a dental implant that will help you replace your tooth with a strong, realistic-looking prosthetic. Consider how dental implants might work for you.

Some people become especially anxious, or even fearful, at the thought of having to see a dentist. Sedation dentistry was developed to make their dental procedures a much less troubling experience for these types of patients. It’s helpful for those who are especially averse to pain, have a pronounced gag reflex, or are requiring extensive dental work in one session. Your dentist will advise you on whether minimal, moderate, or deep sedation will be best for you, as well as control the amount of sedative you receive and monitor your response to it. Before you know it, the work is done and you’ll be on your way.