Lakeshore Dental Center
Address
611 Lakeshore Rd E
Mississauga, Ontario
L5G 1H9
Phone
(905) 278-2913
Industry
Health
Contact
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Business Information
You can contact Lakeshore Dental Center at (905) 278-2913.
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About
Lakeshore Dental Center is a dental office. They are a full-service dental clinic. They perform many procedures, including general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry and much more. You can also bring your children to the clinic. It is a family practice. They have the necessary experience to perform even complicated procedures.
The office is also very comfortable and welcoming. The staff are professional, courteous and friendly. They make you feel welcome. They can also help patients who feel nervous. Many people feel nervous at the dentist's. The staff are aware of this and can help to put you at ease.
Dental Services
Some general dentistry procedures they provide include cleaning, treating children, general check-ups, extractions, providing white fillings, treating bruxism and much more.
The clinic is very thorough and uses the latest technology and methods. One of these is the use of laser therapy. Laser therapy can help with several dental issues. Laser therapy can also help to repair tissue, improve blood flow and reduce inflammation.
Dental Procedures
Cosmetic procedures can help to improve your smile and boost your confidence. It can also improve the way you eat or chew. This will help in your overall good health. They can make your teeth whiter, provide you with permanent dental implants, and, believe it or not, even provide botox injections.
Not many people realize that dentists use botox to help conditions such as Temporomandibular Joint Disorder. It can also reduce a "gummy" smile.
Emergency Services
Sometimes, an accident could happen, causing you a dental emergency. The clinic is really good when it comes to emergencies. They will do their best to fit you in on the same day. This helps the patient as it can decrease their suffering by hours.
Some dental emergencies include injuries from sports or a car accident. Other examples include a chipped or broken tooth, lost fillings, cracked dentures, a loose crown or a tooth that has been knocked out. There are also other situations where it can be classified as an emergency.