Surgical
Dental Treatments
Prioritizing your comfort to make treatments as pain-free as possible, we use a combination of minimally invasive tactics and advanced techniques to ensure a successful extraction.
surgical DENTISTRY
Includes:
- Gum Graft
- Bone Graft
- Wisdom Teeth Extraction
- Root Canal Therapy
- Sedation Dentistry
From in-depth consultations to formulate a personalized treatment plan, to sedation dentistry options, and modern techniques that are minimally invasive, we prioritize your comfort and a quick recovery for surgical dentistry treatments.
At Kensington Square Dental, we treat every surgical treatment with care, using the latest techniques to ensure the process is as smooth as possible. For those who have dental anxiety, we offer sedation dentistry to help make the procedure more comfortable for you. We understand surgical procedures can feel scary for patients, and we work hard to put you at ease while providing quality care to ensure your oral health.
GUM GRAFT
Also known as a gingival graft, this periodontal procedure aims to cover exposed root surfaces, reducing pain and further damage to the tooth by grafting tissue from the patient’s mouth to the recessed area.
BONE GRAFT
In order to repair complex issues of tooth loss or bone defects , this procedure replaces missing bone using either natural or synthetic materials.
WISDOM TEETH EXTRACTION
If your wisdom teeth do not have sufficient room to grow in, it could create crowding issues, infection, or other dental problems. In these situations, we remove the wisdom teeth to prevent future complications.
ROOT CANAL THERAPY
For tooth pulp that has become inflamed or infected, root canals are a routine treatment used to remove tissue from inside the crown and root of the tooth.
Transform your smile and improve your oral health by visiting us in Burnaby. Experience compassionate dental care in a comfortable environment.
We strive to make your experience at Kensington Square Dental as comfortable as possible while providing you with the highest degree of care. Our modern Burnaby clinic is well equipped with the latest dental technology, and our experienced and knowledgeable team are ready to help you achieve a healthy, beautiful smile.
FAQ
Everything You
Need to Know
Does a dental surgery procedure hurt?
We use minimally invasive techniques and effective anesthesia so you shouldn’t feel pain during the procedure, and any tenderness afterward is usually mild and manageable. For patients who feel anxious, we also offer sedation dentistry to help you stay calm and comfortable from start to finish.
Do you offer sedation for surgical treatments?
Yes, we do. We understand that surgical procedures can feel intimidating, which is why we offer sedation dentistry at Kensington Square Dental to help ease anxiety and keep you relaxed throughout your appointment.
When do wisdom teeth need to be removed?
Wisdom teeth often need removal when there isn’t enough room for them to come in properly, which can lead to crowding, infection, or other dental problems. Taking them out early helps prevent future complications. If you’re unsure whether your wisdom teeth need attention, book an assessment at our Burnaby clinic and we’ll take a look and walk you through your options.
Is a root canal painful?
Despite their reputation, root canals are a routine treatment and far more comfortable than most people expect. The procedure removes inflamed or infected tissue from inside the tooth, which actually relieves the pain you may have been experiencing.
What is a gum graft, and do I need one?
A gum graft, also called a gingival graft, is a periodontal procedure that covers exposed tooth roots by grafting tissue to the receded area. It can reduce sensitivity, protect the tooth from further damage, and improve the look of your smile. If you have gum recession, a team of specialists can assess whether a graft is the right solution for you.
What is a bone graft, and why might I need one?
A bone graft replaces missing bone using natural or synthetic materials, and it’s often used to repair bone defects or to rebuild support after tooth loss, sometimes in preparation for dental implants. It’s a common procedure, and our Burnaby team will explain whether it’s needed in your case.