News & Announcements
Invisalign in Edmonton: Your Top Questions Answered
Considering orthodontic options to enhance your smile? Invisalign® has become a game-changer for many looking for effective, discreet teeth straightening. [...]
Wisdom Tooth Removal: What to Expect Before, During, and After the Procedure
Dealing with wisdom tooth discomfort? Tooth Works Dentistry is here to help. Our team understands the challenges and pain wisdom [...]
The Advantages of Conscious IV Sedation: A Comprehensive Guide for Dental Patients
For many, the thought of visiting the dentist can trigger anxiety and fear, creating a roadblock to receiving essential [...]
How Invisalign Aligners Transform Your Teeth and Confidence
Your smile is your superpower. It can open doors, light up a room, and showcase your confidence. But what [...]
The Benefits of Dental Implants for Oral Health and Overall Well-Being
Dental implants have become the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. They're not just about enhancing your smile; implants [...]
Pawsitive Impact: Tooth Works Dentistry Partners with Edmonton Humane Society
At Tooth Works Dentistry, we've always believed that our circle of care extends beyond our doors, and this includes [...]
Unveiling the True Difference Between Medicine and Dentistry in Canada
At first glance, the most noticeable contrast between Medicine and Dentistry in Canada is the public-private divide. However, the true [...]
Your Smile Makes Us Smile
At Tooth Works Dentistry, our utmost priority is ensuring that you adore every aspect of your smile.
Ageism in Dentistry
At our practice, we believe that every patient, at every age, deserves ideal dentistry.
Implants vs Bridges
Dr. Sam discusses the difference between implants and bridges, when it comes to missing teeth.
Introducing AIRFLOW: a Better Way to Maintain Oral Health
One of the most important things you can do to keep your gums healthy is schedule regular dental cleanings (twice a year for most patients). Teeth cleaning removes plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline through careful scraping with handheld instruments or ultrasonic tools. While this process is vital to your long-term oral health, for some patients, it can feel uncomfortable and time-consuming. That’s why we’re pleased to announce a new technology being implemented at Tooth Works – AIRFLOW. This new method reduces your time in the dental chair, with less discomfort.
