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INFINITE DENTAL OFFICE IN CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO

Cambridge, Ontario Dentist. Emergency dental office in Cambridge aiming to provide the best service possible. Infinite dental office offers family and cosmetic dental services in Cambridge, Ontario.

Patient Comfort

You are not alone if you feel anxious about a visit to the dentist.

Patient Comfort

We understand and share your concerns and strive to make every dental visit comfortable for you.

Emergency Calls Accepted

Cambridge Infinite dental office provides emergency care.

Emergency Calls Accepted

If your emergency occurs during working hours you will be seen as soon as possible.

Evening & Weekends

We are open late during the week to meet your busy schedule.

Evening & Weekends

We stay open late during the week so you can visit us at your convenience.

New Patients Welcome

Cambridge dental office welcomes new patients.

New Patients Welcome

Please download the New Patient form, fill it out and bring it to the office.

Why Choose Infinite Dental Office?
  • Dental Office

    Infinite dental office in Cambridge is a brand new dental office equipped with the latest technology for your convenience.

  • Qualified Dentists

    Our dentists are trained and experienced in a broad spectrum of treatment procedures. We value the importance of preventative care and educating patients regarding proper oral hygiene.

  • Emergency Calls

    If your emergency occurs during working hours you will be seen as soon as possible. We also offer same day denture repair in most cases.

New Patients Are Welcome
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 Cambridge Dental Office Services

The goal of modern dentistry is to prevent tooth loss. When a tooth cannot be saved, extraction (removal) of the tooth may be the only course of treatment. A panorex x-ray allows us to see a complete picture of the alignment of your jaw, the positioning of your teeth and whether there is sufficient space for your third molars (wisdom teeth) to fully erupt. In addition, it is an excellent diagnostic tool for evaluating the supporting bone for possible cysts or tumors. Most surgeries, including impacted wisdom teeth, are performed at our facility; however, the doctor may choose to refer you to a maxillofacial surgeon for more complicated cases.

An integral part of maintaining your teeth for life is the removal of plaque and tartar on a regular basis. The frequency of your visits is based upon your individual needs and oral health. During each visit we will update your medical history, perform an oral cancer screening exam, check your teeth for cavities, review oral hygiene instructions and monitor your periodontal (gum) condition. Fluoride treatments are provided for children up to the age of 16 and for adults when appropriate.

You are not alone if you feel anxious about a visit to the dentist. We understand and share your concerns and strive to make every dental visit comfortable for you. In addition to topical and local anesthetic, nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is available for those patients who need additional pain relief. With early morning, lunchtime and late afternoon and evening appointments, you can be seen at a time that is convenient for your busy schedule. We also offer limited Saturday appointments for those of you who are unable to make it in during the week

A remarkable procedure, implants can replace any or all of your teeth. The implant becomes integrated with the bone and acts like an artificial root, which ultimately supports a new tooth. The advantages of implants for patients with dentures are denture stability, increased patient comfort and confidence.

Crowns can strengthen and protect the remaining tooth structure and improve the appearance of your teeth. A "cap," "jacket" or "crown" will restore a broken, heavily filled or cracked tooth to an ideal size and shape. This may also be recommended after root canal therapy has been completed, as the tooth is more apt to fracture.

While seldom painful and frequently free of any obvious signs or symptoms, periodontal disease can progress, undetected, to the point where supporting bone is destroyed. Early treatment and prevention is essential. While periodontal disease is caused by plaque, a number of other factors, including poorly fitting bridges, badly aligned teeth and defective fillings, contribute to the development of this condition.

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