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Kemptville Smiles – Dental Care That’s Actually Fun for the Entire Family

We make dental visits that everyone in your family will absolutely enjoy. Kids laugh, teenagers feel comfortable, and elder family members leave happy. At Kemptville Smiles, we are fast altering the notion of a dentist appointment.

Also, you won’t find cold equipment or rushed appointments here, just caring family dentistry in Kemptville that makes you feel comfortable. After all, your teeth deserve to be treated this well. Come see what makes us different.

Why Families Loves Us

  • Gentle Experts: We ease dental anxiety with patience and skill.
  • All-ages care: Our doors welcome everyone from curious toddlers to wise seniors.
  • Prevention focus: We stop problems before they start.
  • Same-day reliefs: Emergency appointments for toothaches or breaks.

Why Do You Need Family Experienced Dental Care

Every smile in your family is unique. That is why our family dentist in Kemptville creates personalized care for each person. As a result, your little ones get protective sealants. Your teenagers receive discreet aligners. You get the advanced treatments you need.

Best of all, all this happens with the same trusted team who knows your family’s history.

 

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Tooth Extractions

Sometimes necessary for severely damaged teeth, our gentle extraction process prioritizes your comfort and health.

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Root Canals Treatments

We expertly repair diseased or abscessed teeth, relieving pain and saving your natural tooth.

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Full Mouth Restoration

We often use fillings to restore and repair teeth that have been compromised due to dental cavities or extensive trauma.

Dental Bridges

A dental Bridge is a method to replace a missing tooth or teeth.

Crowns

Crowns are dental restorations that protect damaged, cracked, or broken teeth.

Dentures

There are two types of dentures; partial and full, which are often referred to as false teeth.

Implants

Implants are a complete replacement for missing teeth.

Dental Sealants

Designed to seal in those fissures, leaving behind a smooth and even surface.

Invisalign Treatment

Invisalign braces are a cosmetic alternative to metal braces, and designed to realign crooked teeth.

Oral Cancer Examination

Oral cancer starts in the cells of the mouth, tongue, or throat.

Additional Services: We also offer dentures, implants, fissure sealants, Invisalign, and oral cancer screenings for complete family dental care in Kemptville.

Why Pick Kemptville Smiles for Your Teeth

  • We have earned trust through years of caring for local smiles
  • We are here to help, not judge your flossing habits
  • Our modern technology makes treatment more flexible and comfortable

Let’s Care for Your Family’s Smiles

Great family dental care in Kemptville starts with a chat. Call us or click “Book now” online. Together, we will help your crew’s teeth strong, healthy and ready to grin!

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How to handle certain dental emergencies:

Avulsed tooth (knocked-out tooth):

When a tooth gets knocked out from trauma, the oral tissues become damaged and it can be difficult for them to heal on their own. In most cases, a tooth can be placed back into position if you get to the dentist promptly.

If your tooth gets knocked out follow these steps:

  • 1. Call our office at (613) 258-7373.
  • 2. Pick up the tooth and rinse it under warm water. DO NOT touch the root.
  • 3. Place the tooth back into its socket if possible – if not tuck it into your cheek.
  • 4. If the tooth cannot be placed back in the mouth, place it in a cup of milk, saliva, or water as a last resort. It is important that the tooth does not dry out.
  • 5. See your dentist as soon as possible.

We will try our best to replace the tooth in its natural socket, but if damage is too severe then root canal therapy might be necessary.

Lost filling or crown:

When a crown or filling comes loose it’s often while eating. Once out of the mouth, the affected tooth can be very sensitive to temperature changes and pressure. Generally crowns become loose because of decay beneath the tooth. The decay causes shape changes in the teeth which can cause problems with the fit of the crown.

Make a dental appointment as soon as possible if you lose a dental crown or filling. Crowns can be reinserted so it is important to keep them in a cool, safe place. If the crown is out of the mouth for a long period of time, the teeth may shift and cause further damage.

Cracked or broken teeth:

Teeth are strong, but still prone to fractures. Sometimes cracks that don’t extend down into the root might cause minor discomfort when eating something hot. However, if it is a deeper injury and your tooth has been cracked or broken then you should see us as soon as possible because extraction might become necessary.

If a segment of your tooth has been broken off, here are some steps that can be taken at home:

  • 1. Call our office at (613) 258-7373.
  • 2. Rinse the tooth and mouth with lukewarm water.
  • 3. Apply gauze to the area for ten minutes if there is bleeding.
  • 4. Place a cool, damp cloth on the cheek to help with swelling and relieve any pain.
  • 5. Take a topical pain reliever.

The nature of a tooth’s break or fracture will determine what we are able to do at our dental office. If the crack extends into the root, then this may be a situation where a root canal is needed. Though root canal treatment should only proceed when all other options have been exhausted.

Dislodged/loose teeth:

Your dentist will reposition the tooth and stabilize it. If the tooth fails to heal you may require a root canal. The process of a root canal helps to save the tooth by removing any bacteria in its interior so it can no longer cause pain but also prepares the mouth before installing crowns and bridges. If this procedure is done early enough there’s less risk of complications occurring in the future.

It is important to call our office immediately if you have a loose or dislodged tooth. Prior to getting to the office, use a cold compress and over-the-counter medications to relieve pain.

If you are experiencing a dental emergency please contact our office at (613) 258-7373.

Same-Day Emergency Appointments Available