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Your first experience with the Monk Dental Center will likely include a comprehensive dental exam. It is during this appointment that you can discuss with your dentist in a relaxed atmosphere, your dental health and your dental hygiene at home.
You will also help us understand your dental history, goals and other health issues you may have. The full review also allows you to meet our team and get to know us. We want you to feel comfortable with any dental treatment performed at Monk Dental Center. We believe that by taking the time to understand your oral health status and your goals, we can better serve you and educate our patients.
At the center of the tooth is the pulp, a collection of blood vessels that help build the tooth. Infection of this pulp can be caused by trauma to the tooth, deep decay, cracks, and repeated dental procedures.
Symptoms of a pulp infection can be identified by visible injury to the tooth, swelling of the tooth, temperature sensitivity, or pain in the area of the tooth and gums. If you experience any of these symptoms, your Montreal dentist at Monk Dental Center will most likely recommend non-surgical treatment to remove the diseased pulp.
This injured pulp will be removed and the canal system carefully cleaned and sealed. This procedure usually involves local anesthesia and can be completed in one or more visits depending on the treatment required.
A child's experiences with the dentist can influence how he feels about the dentist throughout his life. When a child is well prepared for what will happen during their visit, whether it's a dental check-up, routine cleaning or more extensive treatment, your child will be able to fully benefit from their experience. .
Procedures should be explained to children in an age-appropriate way so that they understand what is going to happen. If they feel more comfortable in the presence of their parents, our dentists also encourage the participation of parents in order to go through the procedure with a minimum of fear and discomfort.
One of the best decisions you can make with your Montreal dentist is to realign your teeth. This decision will provide you with a number of long-term benefits for your overall and dental health that will last the rest of your life. Also in recent years, many developments have helped braces to become both cheaper and less noticeable.
Teeth grinding is the mechanical act of rubbing your teeth together in a back and forth motion while you sleep or are awake. Although this condition can affect some people during the day, most cases of teeth grinding happen at night due to stress.
The majority of people are unaware that they grind their teeth at night until diagnosed by a dentist. Here are some signs and symptoms you can look for to know if you grind your teeth:
Only a dentist can confirm that teeth grinding is the cause of your problem and can recommend an appropriate treatment method.
When you have cavities or other minor dental damage, our team can provide you with a natural-colored composite repair to repair your teeth and restore your sparkling smile. If your tooth is decayed or damaged, a composite dental repair can be an excellent choice to restore your oral health and restore functionality to your smile.
There are two main types of composite dental fillings in Montreal
DIRECT: In this case, our team would repair the damaged tooth by applying the resin in the color of the tooth to the specific area, then fix the material in place using a special light.
INDIRECT: These fillings are usually used to repair teeth located at the back of the mouth and the procedure often requires two visits to our Montreal office. To guarantee strength and durability, the material is prefabricated in the laboratory and put in place during the second visit.
Regular dental cleaning is essential for the health of your teeth and gums. Indeed, it is not enough just to have good oral hygiene at home. To completely eliminate the plaque and bacteria that hide between your teeth and behind your gums, you must meet with one of the hygienists at Dentiste Montréal. A professional dental cleaning allows us to thoroughly examine your teeth, remove any plaque and tartar that may have accumulated, and ultimately polish your teeth.
Our dental hygienists are highly trained to help you prevent tooth decay, gingivitis, infections, tooth sensitivity and gum recession.
A crown is a type of dental restoration that completely covers or encircles a tooth or dental implant. Crowns are needed when a cavity threatens the health of a tooth and are usually bonded directly to the tooth using a special cement.
People of all ages recognize the importance of drinking plenty of water, getting plenty of rest and exercising regularly. The same obviously applies to a balanced diet and dental hygiene at home. After all, maintaining a healthy mouth is also an important step towards a healthier life.
Home dental hygiene and regular preventive care are the best ways to keep your mouth healthy and avoid future dental treatment. To find out how the Monk Dental Center team can help you maintain your teeth and gums between your regular visits, please call 514-819-0286.
At the Monk Dental Center, we are firmly committed to dental prevention with our patients. Teeth are made to last a lifetime and we help our patients achieve this goal. Our systematic approach aims to recognize individual susceptibilities and control other risk factors that could cause cavities or other dental problems.
Dental X-rays are essential diagnostic tools that provide valuable information during a regular dental examination. Dentists use this information to accurately and safely detect hidden dental abnormalities in your mouth in order to establish an accurate and personalized treatment plan with you.
Detecting and treating dental problems at an early stage can save you time, money and a lot of unnecessary discomfort!
Your teeth help maintain your facial structure, digestion, and speaking clearly. When many or all of your teeth are missing, these activities of your daily life will be negatively affected. A dental prosthesis can replace your missing teeth, restore your smile and your self-confidence.
Inlays and onlays can help restore much of a tooth's structure without completely covering it like a crown would. At the Monk dental center, we believe in offering our patients the best treatment options to minimize the impact on your healthy teeth during dental repairs.
Gum disease is a bacterial infection of the gums and the tissues that support your teeth. This infection is caused by the accumulation of plaque and tartar when the teeth are not cleaned regularly.
Invisalign is a reliable and proven orthodontic treatment, which allows teeth to be positioned optimally without braces. This alternative to traditional braces uses a series of clear plastic trays to straighten problem teeth.
Invisalign is a fantastic option for those who are considering straightening their teeth, but are hesitant because they don't want metal braces attached to their teeth. The good news is that invisalign technology will allow you to get a bright smile thanks to removable transparent plastic trays.
Invisalign aligners are created with advanced 3D imaging technology allowing aligners to be personalized for each patient. You can therefore benefit from maximum comfort and a superior aesthetic result. Unlike braces, these aligners can be removed for eating, brushing, flossing and because they are light in color most people will never realize you are wearing them.
At Monk Dental Center, we want you to be happy with your smile and know how much difference teeth whitening could make in your personal and professional life. When you choose a professional teeth whitening service with Monk Dental Center, you can count on the best results and the best prices.
A veneer is a permanent piece of porcelain, which is attached to the visible part of your tooth. This thin coating offers several advantages to patients in addition to increasing their self-confidence by providing them with a fantastic smile. This solution also reduces tooth sensitivity and provides an additional layer of protection on the surface of the repaired tooth. If you are interested in getting dental veneers in Montreal, Monk Dental Center can help.
Bone grafting can be done for a number of reasons, but the main purpose of the procedure is to augment or strengthen your jawbone so that it can support future reconstructions and dental treatments.
Dental implants are small titanium anchors implanted directly into your jaw bone to serve as the “root” for missing teeth. These false teeth are not removable like dentures are, instead they are permanently attached to the jawbone just like your natural teeth.
Dental implants can often be the best treatment option for patients who want to replace one or more missing teeth.
Most implants contain two separate parts: a titanium cylinder that the dentist surgically attaches to the upper or lower jawbone, and a false tooth attached to the cylinder that is molded to look like a real tooth. These false teeth are customized to fit each individual's mouth and blend in perfectly with the rest of your anatomy. Dental implants aim to give you back the functionality you need, allowing you to chew and talk without any worries.
Wisdom teeth are the last four molars that appear in adults at the back of the jaw at the top and bottom. These typically develop after adolescence (late teens or early twenties) and can often cause alignment issues, infections, and other potentially painful and inconvenient issues.
Sometimes patients find that their dentures are not comfortable, even after several fittings. In these cases, the shape of the alveolar ridge or the jawbone may require surgical correction. Preparing your mouth before a denture is fitted is called pre-prosthetic surgery.
Some patients may undergo minor oral surgery before receiving a partial or full denture to ensure maximum comfort level. Since the prostheses rest on the bone crest, it is therefore very important that the bone has the right shape and size to accommodate them. If a tooth needs to be extracted, the underlying bone may remain uneven and need to be smoothed or reshaped to achieve a better fit.
One or more of the following procedures may be needed to prepare your mouth for the use of a denture:
Pre-prosthetic surgery aims to prepare the patient's mouth for the placement of a dental prosthesis so that it is the best fit and most comfortable possible. The shape of your jawbone, the alveolar ridge and the type of prosthesis you have or will be getting will affect the type of pre-prosthetic procedure and surgery you will need. Our oral surgeons are highly trained to ensure that our patients will have an ideal fit with their future prostheses.
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