Family Dentistry in Barrie, ON
Taking care of families is one of our favourite things to do at Park Place Dental! We know it’s convenient when families can see the same dental team, so we strive to create an environment that every member of the family feels comfortable in. You’ll find that our doctors are friendly and caring, and our Barrie team of dental professionals is friendly and welcoming.
What dental services are included with family dentistry in Barrie?
Family dentistry at our Barrie, ON dental office encompasses all of the preventative treatments and most of the other dental procedures you and your family need to obtain and maintain good oral health. These include:
- Preventative checkups and cleanings twice a year
- Diagnostic digital x-rays
- Oral cancer screening
- Restorative care, including tooth-coloured fillings and dental crowns
- Tooth replacement options, including bridges, dentures, partial dentures, and dental implants
- Periodontal care for gum disease
- Root canal therapy
- Tooth extractions
- Cosmetic dentistry, including teeth whitening, veneers, and Invisalign clear braces
How often should my family and I visit the dentist?
We recommend that you and your family visit the dentist twice a year—every six months—for preventative examinations and professional teeth cleaning. By visiting our Innisfil area dental clinic biannually, our dentists can stay on top of your oral health, detecting potential problems while they are still small. With family dentistry, the earlier we can spot an issue, the easier, less invasive, and less expensive the treatment.
First Dental Visit at Park Place Dental
Dental Services for the Entire Family
Your preventative care visit to our Barrie, ON dental office will include:
We love to welcome children to Park Place Dental starting at the age of one year old, and Dr. Moore is passionate about working with children to create positive dental experiences for them early on.
The only way to know for sure if your gums are healthy is to visit the dentist regularly. In many cases, early gum disease can be present without any symptoms at all. Patients who do not visit their dentist regularly might have gum disease that goes untreated—and just gets worse. In its earliest stages, gum disease can often be reversed with a deep cleaning. When it takes hold, however, it can only be managed rather than cured.