Do you accept insurance? Do you accept assignment? Do you direct bill?

People often ask these questions at the same time because they have a hard time understanding their insurance. If you have any confusion on your end, bring your insurance details in for our team to help you decipher.

Do you take dual insurance? Do you direct bill both insurances? Will I have to pay if I have 2 insurances?

To find out what your insurances allow, we’ll need your help in determining your individual plan. We will gladly send a pre-determination to get an idea of the cost to you for major treatment.

Do you take Social Services or Indian Affairs patients?

Our practice’s core values ensure that all clients are welcome in our office.

How long will the first appointment take? What can I expect from it?

We need over an hour to thoroughly assess your teeth and gums and develop an action plan for addressing problems. If you would like to have your cleaning done on the same day, you’ll need to factor that time into your appointment.

Can a cleaning be done in one appointment?

That depends on how long it’s been since your last cleaning and how healthy your gums are. Some patients only need two yearly cleanings. But others must adhere to a strict maintenance program of cleanings to have a healthy mouth.

Do I have to get x-rays?

If you have had x-rays taken in the last year, please call your other office and have them forwarded to save money. Our dentist can’t treat you without x-rays which allow her to examine areas between teeth she couldn’t see otherwise.

Airdrie's Top Full Mouth Restoration Center

Full Mouth Restoration

Full Mouth Restoration in Airdrie

It doesn’t matter how many teeth you have missing; the integrity of dental implants can work together to support the weight of an entire arch of teeth. From an implant-supported overdenture to multiple single-tooth restorations, there’s nothing quite like the smile makeover that implants can provide.

During a full-mouth restoration procedure, all teeth undergo various restorative treatments. A full mouth reconstruction may be necessary if several teeth are severely damaged by decay, injury, or tooth grinding. Apart from affecting a person’s ability to eat and speak properly, missing teeth can cause serious dental issues and hence should not be ignored.

How A Full Mouth Restoration Begins

The dentist first performs a comprehensive examination of your mouth. This includes taking impressions of your upper and lower teeth, as well as x-rays and photographs. The results of the exam will allow your dentist to develop a treatment plan to achieve the results you desire.

Don’t hesitate to ask your dentist further about your treatment plan. Your dentist will walk you through the benefits and risks of each procedure included in the full mouth restoration process.

Full Mouth Restoration Treatments

There are various restorative treatment options that can be used during a full mouth restoration procedure. The following may be included:

Dental Crowns: A Dental Crown Is A Cap Custom Made To Cover A Damaged Tooth.
Dental Bridges: A Bridge Is Used To Replace One Or More Missing Teeth And Prevent Surrounding Teeth From Shifting Into The Gap.
Dental Veneers: A Veneer Is A Thin Shell Applied On The Front Of The Teeth To Make Teeth Appear Brighter And Fix Chipped Or Crooked Teeth As Well.
Dental Implants: A Dental Implant Offers A Stable Support To A Replacement Tooth Or Teeth. Once Successfully Attached, The Implant Will Allow The Replacement Teeth To Function Like Natural Teeth.

If you are interested in getting a full mouth restoration, schedule an appointment today at Airdrie Springs Dental. We will see about the best solution possible to make your smile brighter, healthier.

Welcome To Our Dental Family

Airdrie Springs Dental is accepting new patients of all ages. Call today to schedule an appointment. We offer a full suite of services, including breathtaking, customized smile makeovers.

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Thomas Clarke

I have been going to Airdrie Springs Dental for some time now due to the service and support they have provided in a friendly and professional manner. Recently had a cleaning which can be an unpleasant experience however Vicki did everything to make it as comfortable as possible. All round excellent experience .... thank you so much !!

Jim and Sherrie Lowdon

I made my 1st visit to Airdrie Springs the other day and have no complaints with the service that I received. I'm one of those people that REALLY dislikes going to the dentist, as it causes me a great deal of anxiety. When I booked my appointment, I had requested to have Vicki as my hygienist, ,based on google reviews that I had previously read. Upon meeting Vicki, I explained my problem with anxiety and not only did she understand, but she conducted herself in a way in which helped to alleviate my anxiety. I will continue to use the services of Airdrie Springs Dental and would most certainly recommend them to anyone who like myself, is not at all comfortable with dentists. A big shout out to Vicki and her level of professionalism.

Steven and Steph Villeneuve

Been going here for a long while. The staff are always so nice to talk to, and are very personable. I met Vicki for the first time the other day. She was very professional, knowledgeable, thorough, and all around a kind person. My appointment was painless and very easy going. If you're in Airdrie and looking for a new dental office, look no further! 👍

David Hare

A-List. Highly Recommended. Exceptional dentists and staff - experienced, caring and respectful. Up-to-date on technology and equipment, many treatment options. They take the time to listen and take the best approach based on your needs. This is a well run dental practice. They send out reminders, return emails and phone calls promptly, provide estimates. Free wifi is available in the waiting area. Great location and parking is plentiful and easy. This is one of the best kept secrets in the community.

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