What’s New? Bite Dental Works Has the Latest Technology!

If you suffer from dental anxiety, having to undergo extensive dental treatment can be very difficult for you. Sedation dentistry can be a good option for patients suffering from generalized anxiety, fear of the dentist, trauma owing to bad experiences in the past or fear of needles and other sharp instruments. It helps avoid trauma as the patient will not have any memory of the dental visit. It also allows the dentist to complete complex treatments in a short period of time.  If you are looking for sedation dentistry in Calgary, Bite Dental Works can help. Our dentist will ensure that you are relaxed throughout your dental treatment. Visit us for a regular dental checkup. We also offer dental crowns and porcelain veneers.

Your dentist may suggest getting a crown if you have a broken tooth or a cavity.  A crown is a cap which protects your teeth. With major advances in modern technology, you can get dental crowns known as CEREC crowns. CEREC stands for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Ceramics which uses CAD/CAM to create a crown that fits your damaged tooth perfectly. The CEREC crowns are shaded to match your natural tooth colour and are bonded in place. All this is done in a single dentist appointment.

On December 11, 1844, American dentist Horace Wells pioneered the use of nitrous oxide as an anesthetic in dental extractions. Since then, the colourless and non-flammable gas has been commonly used for local anesthesia in various medical procedures. Every province in Canada has specific guidelines regarding the use of anesthesia that dental professionals must comply with. At Bite Dentalworks, we practise sedation dentistry in Calgary to help our patients overcome their anxieties and fears before each procedure. A good dentist will always discuss anesthetic management before a procedure and review it thoroughly.

Dental crowns are one of the most common restorative dental devices we use in our Calgary dental clinic. These prosthetic restorations, also known as a caps, can transform a damaged or broken tooth to its original size and shape. They look great and allow you to eat and talk comfortably.

A nice set of pearly whites can boost your confidence and give you the best possible chance at success and love. If your teeth are less than perfect, porcelain veneers are a great way to get the smile you’ve always wanted. If you’d like to know more about this procedure, Bite Dental Works in Calgary is happy to fill you in.

Getting a crown made used to take a fair bit of time. It required at least two appointments and several weeks of waiting. Thanks to advances in technology, this no longer needs to be the case. When you opt for a CEREC crown, you’re in and out of your dentist’s office in two hours, one tooth richer. Keep reading to find out more about this exciting development in dentistry.

We all know how hard it is to maintain that gorgeous smile that keeps us looking our best. Fortunately for you, there are ways to make that dream into your reality. Keeping your teeth looking their brightest is a simple matter of paying attention to what comes into contact with your teeth and just a little bit of maintenance. At Bite Dental, we take pride in the care we provide to all of our patients. Let our team of experts show you a few ways you can keep your smile looking healthy and great.

Many people absolutely dread going to the dentist. It’s an irrational fear that’s prevalent, even amongst adults. Luckily for those who can’t stand the idea of facing their dentist or dental hygienist, there are measures you can take to help you get through your cleaning or procedure. Sedation dentistry in Calgary uses medication to relax the patient before doing any work on their teeth. It makes the experience far more relaxing and stress-free, and can even reduce or eliminate the memory of the treatment itself. At Bite Dental Works, our dental professionals offer sedation to our patients to ease their anxiety when they get in the dentist chair at our clinic in Calgary. Let us walk you through some of the benefits.

If you’ve always dreamed of having the perfect smile, you should consider getting porcelain veneers. What are dental veneers, you ask? Well, they’re thin slices of material that dentists use to improve the appearance of your teeth. They’re bonded to the surface of your teeth and can change their shape, colour and even size. At Bite Dental, our team of expert staff cares about the appearance of your smile. Let us show you a few reasons why you’d want to consider porcelain veneers for your teeth.

Not to burst your bubble, but in short: no, they can’t. For those of you would-be teeth whitening patients, dental crowns are highly resistant to stains caused by coffee, wine and even cigarettes. Unfortunately, this means that they’re also highly resistant to all teeth whitening treatments. So, this means that you’ll be left with one option should you want your crowns to match the rest of your teeth once they’ve been whitened: replacing them. At Bite Dental Works, we take pride in the care and service we provide for our patients. Let our experts show you why you can’t simply whiten your dental crowns.

DIAGNOdent technology uses a simple laser diode to inspect your teeth, comparing reflection wavelength against a known healthy baseline wavelength to uncover decay.

Using DIAGNOdent technology allows us to catch more areas of decay sooner and with more precision.

Up to 80% less radiation, instant images, and much better diagnoses!

Check out your entertainment options at Bite Dental Works!

Get the smile you’ve always wanted with no shots or drilling! 

As seen on the TV show Extreme Makeover!

Learn about our new technology for restorative procedures.

Experience the magic of a 1-appointment porcelain restoration in 1 hour!

If you have difficult-to-whiten teeth and have tried conventional bleaching methods such as tray whitening or power whitening with disappointing results, then deep bleaching may be for you.

The Odyssey Diode Laser safely and quickly performs many soft tissue procedures for which we previously had to refer our patients to a periodontist (gum specialist).