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From regular dental exams and cleanings to images, fillings, and more, maintain the health and beauty of your smile with general dentistry services at Mackenzie Dental Centre.
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Find out how Mackenzie Dental Centre can help you achieve your greatest smile!
General dentists are considered primary dental care providers. They treat adults and children alike, and provide oral health care services that are integral to general health. Most general dentists take overall responsibility for the diagnosis and treatment of most dental health needs. They often work in collaboration with family doctors, as well as dental specialists, particularly when more specialized procedures are required. For a typical patient, it’s important to commit to regular and ongoing visits to the dentist – it will ensure a preventive approach to dental health. Prevention means keeping teeth and gums healthy, avoiding cavities, and doing everything to inhibit gum disease. For Dr. Lloyd Pedvis, dentist in Woodbridge Vaughan and the staff, oral health care is all about the basics: daily brushing (including flossing); regular clinic visits and professional cleaning; and preventive measures to ensure early diagnosis of potential problems. As such, the Mackenzie team offers a range of services - from teeth whitening, to cavity detection, to dental bonding, to cosmetic work. |
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Amalgam-Free FillingsFor those who desire mercury free fillings, these “composite” fillings restore a tooth rather than "fill" a tooth. When required, amalgam fillings can be fully replaced with mercury free fillings. |
Moderate SedationFor patients who are anxious in a clinic environment, Moderate Sedation allows for a relaxed and comfortable experience. Patients are fully awake, but don’t feel any pain during the procedure. |
Dental CrownsCrowns are designed to "cap" a tooth. They restore the shape and strength of the original tooth. Once cemented into place, crowns encase the visible part of the tooth, improving appearance. |
Velscope Cancer ScreenVelscope is the leading technology for screening oral cancer. Velscope identifies tissue that might be cancerous or pre-cancerous. The technology will allow for detection that might be missed. |
Dental ImplantsAn implant is designed to replace a seriously damaged natural tooth with a “replacement” tooth. Implants are surgical, with excellent results - the “replacement” tooth feels completely natural. |
Dental VeneersThese are applied to the teeth when there is damage or decay. In porcelain or composite, veneers are designed to fit completely over the teeth, and are intended to improve aesthetic appearance. |
Emergency ServicesFor unexpected accidents and dental emergencies, immediate care and attention is essential. Dr. Pedvis, and the Mackenzie dental team provide the best possible dental care, in the timeliest manner. |
“Wand” AnesthesiaThe Wand Anesthesia System is less stressful than a conventional syringe. Numbness is reduced, and patients can quickly return to work or home, without the usual discomfort of a numb mouth. |
Periowave™ TreatmentPeriowave™ is a non-invasive treatment that reduces gum disease. It neutralizes harmful bacteria that are the cause of gum disease. Periowave™ is regarded as an adjunct to periodontal care. |
Dental BridgesThese are dental devices that fill the space where teeth are missing. Bridges are custom-designed to fit the patient, and will usually contain an artificial tooth as part of the complete device. |
Digital X-RaysDigital X-Rays have a number of advantages over conventional X-Rays. With high quality images, these X-Rays emit less radiation, and allow for digital output that is available immediately. |
SIROLaserSIROLaser is used in oral surgery, root canals, and various periodontal treatments. The laser allows for more precision during a procedure, less swelling after treatment, and faster healing. New patients and walk-ins are welcome at the new dental clinic in Woodbridge Vaughan. Contact us online or call the clinic directly at 905-417-8700 to learn more about how we can help you achieve a healthier smile. |
Find out how Mackenzie Dental Centre can help you achieve your greatest smile.
In general, dental examinations will depend on the individual, and personal oral health needs. The objective behind a regular visit to the dentist is simply early detection – to identify small problems before they become bigger problems. For the majority of patients this will mean a dental examination every six months. A dentist may suggest more than twice a year, depending on how well a patient takes care of their teeth and gums. As well, if there are specific problems, then treatment plans may entail a number of visits until things are resolved or under control.
There are a number of factors that impact oral health, and these will have a direct bearing on how much professional care is required. In the end, personal care and maintenance is the key.
All of the above have an affect on oral health, not to mention general health. And all of them will dictate how often a dental examination is required. Here again, routine exams are recommended in an effort to prevent problems from developing. Importantly, patients should NOT decide on the frequency of visits only on the basis of a dental insurance plan. This would be particularly relevant to those patients, who have a family history of cavities or gum disease. With a good dental team on hand patients can be assured of receiving the best dental advice long term.
At the Mackenzie Dental Centre, a preventive approach to oral hygiene includes clinic visits at least every six months. The aim is to keep the teeth and gums healthy, to prevent cavities, to avoid enamel wear, and to avert gum disease. At the Mackenzie Dental Centre, our dentists in Vaughan, Maple, and Woodbridge. Contact us online to book an appointment now!
A healthy patient, with a good oral health history, probably doesn’t need X-Rays at every clinic visit. However, in certain situations, the dentist may determine that more frequent X-Rays are necessary and required. Overall, dental X-Rays deliver little radiation, but where there is concern, a frank discussion may be appropriate. The fact is, dental X-Rays are an essential tool for accurate diagnosis. In many cases, a good set of images can identify small problems before they progress.
At the Mackenzie Dental Centre, digital dental X-Rays are used as an alternative to traditional X-Rays. With digital X-Rays, there is much-reduced radiation. As well, they are more comfortable for the patient, and with faster turnaround time for viewing (there is no need to process). For the dentist, digital images allow for enlargement and zooming on specific areas of the mouth – it’s an effective way to isolate and diagnose potential problems before they develop into big problems.
With precision and clarity, digital X-Rays provide an indispensible diagnostic tool for the dentist.
Although digital X-Rays do produce lower levels of radiation, the team at the Mackenzie Dental Centre takes every precaution to limit a patient's exposure – a lead apron is used to shield and protect the body, and X-Rays are only prescribed when necessary.
Probably the most important feature of digital X-Rays is the ability to view portions of the teeth that are hidden below the gum line. Beyond viewing the enamel, dentin, and pulp, these X-Rays are also able to clearly view the jawbone and joints – all critical to overall oral health. At the Mackenzie Dental Centre, our dentist in Woodbridge, serving the entire Vaughan community. Contact us online to book an appointment now!
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