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WELCOME TO FRESH DENTAL!

We are committed to providing you with the very best in dental care in Saskatoon.

Our team believes in using innovative technology like 3D Xray’s and Laser, combined with a welcoming environment and gentle care to ensure your experience is exceptional. At Fresh Dental our considerate team of dentists, hygienists and dental assistants is here to help you restore and maintain your dental health. Our Dental Clinic has a well-earned reputation for providing excellent general, implant and family dentistry. Dr. Kilduff and Dr. Bazylak will be happy to develop an individual treatment plan for you.

In developing and completing your treatment plan, we make every effort to keep all recommended procedures under one roof with our familiar and friendly team. Our Dentists and team have been caring for patients in Saskatoon and area for over 20 years. We are proud to have patients return to us, year after year, for a personal and friendly approach to dental care that leaves them with healthy and confident smiles. Whether you are looking for the latest in cosmetic dentistry or a routine check up and hygiene, look no further. At Fresh Dental talent meets technology for an exceptional blend of comfort and quality in a relaxing environment. Come visit us at Fresh Dental on 8th Street in Saskatoon to renew your smile with dental implants, teeth whitening, cosmetic veneers or laser dentistry in a family friendly, relaxing atmosphere.

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FAQ's

Both of my parents have worn complete dentures for many years, as have my grandparents. Recently, I lost two of my teeth. Does this mean that I will eventually have to have dentures?

Tradition seems to say that someday we will lose our teeth and then succumb to the inevitable denture. Today the reality is that we can essentially keep all our teeth throughout our lives… But what about those, such as yourself, who have either already lost some or all of their teeth or are about to? Dental implants could be the answer. We can replace single teeth, several teeth in a section of the jaw, or entire arches of teeth. Some people are more prone to tooth decay or periodontal disease and more apt to lose teeth than others are. If you have a family history of denture use, you should make every effort to save your teeth and you may never need dentures. If you do lose one or more teeth, implants may be a good option to prevent the need for dentures.

Why should I choose implants?

The reasons for using implants vary with different people. Because they are anchored into the jaw implants are the long-term solution for replacing teeth. For individuals who do not have enough tooth structure to fit a crown onto, implants can be a great alternative.

Are root canals painful, and can anything be done to make the process less painful?

Root canals are commonly believed to be painful, but the aesthetics and technologies we use today make this a relatively easy and pain-free process for patients. When the anesthetics wear off, some people can experience some temporary soreness or tissue inflammation, but these are easily controlled with non-prescription medications.

I'm not currently experiencing pain in my tooth. Why do I need a filling?

Through x-rays, we can detect cavities while they are still small and before they begin to cause pain. By placing the filling in your tooth while the cavity is still small, we can retain more of the healthy tooth structure.

Do you have more than one option for whitening teeth? Does it work for everyone?

We offer different teeth whitening options and will be happy to assess your needs and discuss options with you. In fact, teeth whitening, or teeth bleaching is not the best option for everyone. If you have dark stained or grey teeth you may see limited results. Some people may experience sensitivity to the bleaching product. In many cases we can help you by desensitizing your teeth first. If you have had bonded or tooth-colored fillings placed in your front teeth, then other options like crowns or veneers might be a better option for you.