FAQ

Depending on your oral health, we may be able to perform a cleaning during your first visit. If more specialized care is needed, we’ll schedule it at your convenience.

Your initial visit typically lasts about an hour, but this may vary depending on your specific needs.

You’re not alone! Many people feel this way, and we’re here to help. Let us know if you’re anxious, and we’ll take extra steps to ensure your comfort.

We perform a detailed exam, a professional cleaning, and any preventive treatments like fluoride or X-rays.

Most patients should visit every six months, but those with specific concerns may need more frequent care.

Yes! We understand that dental visits can be stressful and will take extra steps to help you feel at ease.

Not at all. We use gentle techniques to ensure your comfort throughout your visit.

Yes, we can book multiple family members at the same time for added convenience.

Bring your insurance card and any relevant medical or dental history.

We’ll explain the findings and discuss treatment options, prioritizing your comfort and understanding.

Most Canadian insurance plans include routine checkups. We also offer direct billing to make payments simple.

Yes, we offer Saturday appointments to accommodate your busy schedule.

Certainly. Let us know your needs, and we can coordinate additional services during your visit.

Treatment times vary, but most patients complete their care in 12–24 months.

You may experience minor discomfort when starting or adjusting, but it’s temporary and manageable.

While early care is beneficial for kids, orthodontic treatment is effective for teens and adults too.

Braces may require avoiding sticky or hard foods, while aligners can be removed during meals.

Typically, you’ll visit every 4–6 weeks to monitor progress and make adjustments.

Yes, both are effective for many alignment issues and offer unique benefits like discretion and comfort.

Yes, orthodontics can address alignment issues that contribute to TMJ discomfort or uneven wear.

Many insurance plans include orthodontic coverage. We also offer direct billing for your convenience.

Contact our office immediately. We’ll help resolve the issue quickly to keep your treatment on track.

Yes! We recommend using a custom mouthguard for added protection during physical activities.

Veneers are a long-lasting solution, but they may need replacement after 10–15 years with proper care.

Only a thin layer of enamel is removed, preserving the majority of your natural tooth structure.

Porcelain and eMax veneers are highly resistant to stains, keeping your smile bright and white.

Typically, it takes two visits: one for preparation and impressions, and another for placement.

The process is minimally invasive and usually doesn’t require anaesthesia. Some patients may experience slight sensitivity afterward.

Yes, veneers can be applied to a single tooth or multiple teeth, depending on your needs.

Brush and floss as usual, and avoid biting down on hard objects to keep your veneers in great condition.

Cosmetic treatments like veneers are often not covered, but we offer flexible payment options to help.

Patients with healthy teeth and gums looking to improve cosmetic imperfections are ideal candidates.

Veneers can address minor misalignments, but orthodontic treatment may be necessary for more severe cases.

With proper care, implants can last a lifetime, making them a durable and cost-effective solution.

Most patients report minimal discomfort, and we use local anaesthesia to ensure your comfort during the procedure.

Yes, implants can replace a single tooth, multiple teeth, or even support full dentures.

Treat them like natural teeth—brush, floss, and visit the dentist regularly for checkups.

Bone grafting can help rebuild your jawbone, making implants a possibility for many patients.

Implants offer a permanent, stable solution without the need for adhesives or removal.

From placement to final restoration, the process typically takes a few months, depending on your healing.

Yes, implants are a safe and effective option for tooth replacement with a high success rate.

Coverage varies. Our team can help you navigate your benefits and explore payment options.

Smoking may impact healing, but Dr. Wang can advise on steps to improve success rates.

With proper care, results can last several months to a year.

Yes! Professional whitening is safe and does not harm your enamel when performed by a dentist.

Professional treatments effectively remove most extrinsic stains but may not work for all intrinsic stains.

Some patients experience temporary sensitivity, but our advanced formulas minimize this risk.

Results vary, but most patients see teeth that are several shades lighter after one treatment.

We offer take-home kits with professional-grade gel for convenient whitening on your schedule.

Teeth whitening is typically a cosmetic procedure and may not be covered. We offer payment options to make it affordable.

Most in-office treatments are completed in about an hour.

Yes, but quitting smoking can help prolong the results.

Whitening is safe for most adults but may not be ideal for those with certain dental conditions. Dr. Wang can advise during your consultation.

Severe pain, broken teeth, and issues affecting your ability to eat or speak are all emergencies.

You should see a dentist within 30 minutes for the best chance of saving the tooth.

Yes, we offer same-day appointments for urgent dental needs.

Our $50 emergency exam helps keep costs manageable. We also offer direct billing for added convenience.

Keep the crown and avoid chewing on the affected side. Call us to have it reattached or replaced.

Many insurance plans cover emergency treatments. We’ll help you navigate your benefits.

Yes, we provide prompt and gentle care for children experiencing dental emergencies.

Use over-the-counter pain relief and a cold compress, then schedule a visit as soon as possible.

For severe injuries involving facial trauma, you may need ER care. For most dental issues, we can provide effective treatment.

Call us for advice. We’ll help determine if you need immediate care or can schedule a regular appointment.