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A dental cavity is the result of bacterial buildup damaging the tooth to the point where a small hole forms. If left untreated, a cavity will worsen allowing bacteria to penetrate the tooth’s pulp, resulting in an infection. Cavities are some of the most common dental issues we see among our patients.

Tomken Centre Dentistry is a full-service dental practice offering a comprehensive range of general dental procedures for all ages. For a healthy smile that lasts a lifetime, it’s essential to maintain good oral health and hygiene.

To help you decide if adult braces are right for you, we’ve compiled a list of low-profile orthodontic treatment options, complete with the details, and the pros and cons of each to help you get straighter teeth without all the visible hardware.

Tooth extraction is a common dental procedure involving the surgical removal of a tooth. While we understand that no one wants to lose a tooth, extractions are sometimes necessary to address or prevent more serious dental health issues.

A root canal is a necessary therapeutic dental procedure for removing infected or damaged tooth tissue and preventing the spread of infection. While this common procedure makes many patients nervous, the actual operation is virtually painless and is often completed in as little as 30 minutes.

Choosing the correct orthodontic treatment can be trickier than it sounds. While some may prefer the low-profile nature and convenience of Invisalign, others will benefit from the precision and expedience that braces provide.

We get it– those twice-yearly teeth cleanings can be a bit of a hassle. Six months may seem like a long time, but it goes by in a flash. And suddenly, you’re getting calls from your dentist reminding you of yet another upcoming appointment.

In need of braces? You’re not alone! Braces are one of the most common orthodontic solutions on the market. In fact, it’s reported that around 45% of people need braces to treat functional problems

As the name suggests, dental bridges essentially “bridge” the gap left by a missing tooth with a synthetic tooth anchored to one or multiple dental crowns.

How to Properly Care for Your Dentures One in four adults over the age of 65 are missing some or all of their teeth. Dentures are an ideal solution for making their smile whole again.