Welcome to Uxbridge Dental Specialists!

Anxious about your dental treatment? Realize that your dental treatment can’t wait much longer, but you don’t want it provided in the conventional manner? We can help. Patients with special needs, a low pain tolerance, severe gaggers, and/or those who require longer, comprehensive treatment, benefit from sleep dentistry.

Our uniquely trained and distinctly qualified dental anesthesiologist, provides a variety of options for adults and children, customizing the anesthetic to their particular needs.

Your dentist may refer you to us for the removal (extraction) of a tooth / teeth. Often, this referral is for the extensive training and experience of our specialists, and the goal of minimizing patient discomfort and maximizing their healing.

Using our modern equipment, and the broadest available range of anesthetic options, the extraction of very difficult teeth can be performed with a gentle technique, in a relaxed environment, with excellent results.

Dental implants are a popular and effective way to replace missing teeth. As a non-removable option, they function, look, and feel just like your natural teeth. They provide improved oral health, speech, comfort, and restore your smile with confidence.
If requested, dental implants can be placed with sedation, to enhance relaxation. Our team of dental specialists will work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan that meets your needs and goals.

The innermost and softest layer of a tooth is known as the pulp. The pulp may become inflamed due to trauma, decay, or infection. Endodontists specialize in procedures involving the pulp, primarily performing root canal treatment.

Signs and symptoms of needing endodontic treatment include pain, lingering sensitivity to heat or cold, a tooth’s discolouration, tenderness to touch and/or chewing. Our endodontic services utilize advanced equipment, technology, and techniques to ensure optimal outcomes.

Periodontal disease is a progressive condition which begins with mild gingival (gum) inflammation known as “gingivitis”. When the gums and bone that surround a tooth (periodontal) become adversely affected by harmful bacteria, this advanced form of inflammation is known as periodontitis.

It typically presents as red, swollen, painful, and/or bleeding gums. Teeth can become loose. Our periodontal services prevent, diagnose, and treat periodontal disease, helping you restore and maintain optimal oral health.