Kilcona Dental Centre always welcomes new patients!

Contact us via the Contact Form at the top of this page and select “New Patient Inquiry” under reasons for contacting. A member of our team will be in touch within 48-hours to book your first appointment.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have implemented the required safety protocols, advised by Manitoba Health, the Manitoba Dental Association, and our office, to keep everyone safe.

Click here to view some of the changes we have made to further protect the health and safety of our patients and staff.

Zoom! Tooth whitening is a form of laser treatment specially designed for teeth. The process is a simple, non-invasive procedure that lightens the discoloration of tooth enamel. It employs a unique lamp, called a Zoom light or Zoom laser, together with a hydrogen peroxide-based whitening gel.

The dentist applies a gel with a high concentration of hydrogen peroxide over the teeth and then shines the light on the gel. When the peroxide in the gel comes into contact with the intense light of the Zoom laser, the peroxide breaks down and dissolves a thin layer over the top of the tooth enamel. This thin layer releases oxygen into the teeth, which then helps flush out the discoloration set in the teeth.

Zoom! Tooth whitening is a simple, low-risk procedure that leaves the physical structures of your teeth intact while giving you a brighter smile.

The active ingredient in teeth whitening procedures is hydrogen peroxide, which the American Dental Association has stated to be effective and safe. So, teeth whitening is totally safe.

For best results on your quest for a brighter smile, schedule a consultation with us. We will provide you with a customized solution to fit your teeth including their unique shape and the degree of their discoloration.

Dental implants provide a comfortable, permanent solution to lost teeth. We offer beautiful, long-lasting implants that restore your smile, improve your oral health and eliminate discomfort.

Getting a dental implant is not painful because we perform the procedure with anesthesia to numb the mouth. The anesthesia could be either general or local, depending on how many implants you need and where you need us to place them. When the numbness from the anesthesia wears off after the procedure, you may feel mild pain.

Both bridges and implants are excellent solutions for replacing a missing tooth and restoring function to the affected area.

A dental implant serves as an artificial root which then anchors the replacement tooth in place.

A bridge is a restoration that attached a replacement tooth by using teeth on either side of the missing tooth for support.

As with any procedure, many additional factors must be taken into account. Contact us today to speak with a dentist and determine the best option based on your unique needs.