In short
Laser dentistry uses a focused beam of light energy to treat teeth. At Brampton North Dental it is used to reshape damaged teeth, remove decay from trouble areas and treat infection. The clinic is at 300 - 1E Conestoga Drive in Brampton, Ontario, and keeps a dental laser on site alongside digital X-rays.
- Used for
- Reshaping teeth, removing decay, treating infection
- On site
- Dental laser and digital X-rays at the clinic
- Preparation
- Usually only protective eyewear
- Consultation
- No obligation; written estimate first
- Insurance
- Billed directly; participating CDCP provider
- Phone
- Call 905-840-1511
At Brampton North Dental we pride ourselves on offering you the latest dental technology to continually improve your experience and get you the best results. Lasers are an effective tool for a range or oral issues. A completely safe method, they can be used to reshape damaged teeth, remove decay from trouble areas, or even treat infection.
What Happens at an Appointment
If you and the dentist agree on a laser procedure, the only special preparation necessary may be the need to wear protective eye gear. With their decades of experience, you can trust the team at Brampton North Dental to handle all of your dental work with skill and experience.
Call us today at 905-840-1511 to schedule your no-obligation consultation.
Laser Dentistry at Our Conestoga Drive Clinic in Brampton
The patients who ask us about the laser tend to fall into two groups. Some have been told a tooth is damaged or decayed and want to know what the options are. Others simply dread the sound of a drill and have heard there is another way. They come to us from Heart Lake, Snelgrove, Springdale, Mount Pleasant and further out in the GTA, and many have put the visit off for a while.
Brampton North Dental is a dental clinic at 300 - 1E Conestoga Drive in Brampton, Ontario, and the laser is one of the tools we keep in the building rather than something you are referred out for. Whether it suits your case is a decision you make with the dentist at the examination, after we have looked at the tooth and taken digital X-rays on site. Some jobs still call for the conventional tool, and we will say so.
Nothing is booked before you know what it costs. We bill most major insurance providers directly, so you pay only your portion, and we are a participating CDCP provider, billing Sun Life directly for approved patients. You get a written estimate first. Call 905-840-1511 and we will find the first opening that fits; evenings run to 7 pm Monday and Tuesday, and we are open Saturday.
Laser Dentistry Questions from Brampton Patients
- What is laser dentistry used for?
- A dental laser is a focused beam of light energy used to work on teeth. At our Brampton clinic it is used to reshape damaged teeth, to remove decay from trouble areas, and to treat infection. Not every procedure calls for it, so your dentist will tell you at the examination whether it suits your case.
- Does laser dentistry hurt?
- It depends on the procedure and on you. Some laser treatments are done without freezing and some still need it, and your dentist will go through that with you before starting rather than partway through. If you are anxious about dental work, say so when you book, and tell us at the appointment if anything becomes uncomfortable.
- How much does laser dentistry cost in Brampton?
- The cost depends on which procedure you need rather than on the laser itself, so we give you a written estimate before any treatment begins. The consultation carries no obligation. We bill most major insurance providers directly, so you pay only the portion your plan does not cover, and as a participating CDCP provider we bill Sun Life directly for approved patients.
- How soon can I be seen in Brampton?
- Call Call 905-840-1511 and we will book you the first appointment that works. We are open Monday and Tuesday from 10 am to 7 pm, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 am to 5 pm, Friday from 9 am to 3 pm, and Saturday from 8 am to 3 pm. We are closed Sunday. Tell us if you are in pain, because urgent cases are usually seen the same day.
- Do I need to prepare for a laser appointment?
- Very little. The main thing is protective eyewear, which you will be asked to put on for the procedure. Bring your insurance details and a list of any medications you take, as you would for any dental visit. If you have questions about what the laser will be doing, ask before you sit down rather than after.