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We Offer Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry

Veneers, Crowns, Implants, and More!

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Pain-Free Treatment!

We offer sedation alternatives for a range of dental treatments from surgical procedures to simple teeth cleaning.

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Enjoy a Complimentary Teeth Whitening Treatment After Your First Appointment With Us!

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We Follow the Alberta Fee Guide & are Open Evenings / Saturdays

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    Welcome To Fort Smiles Dental Centre
    Your Dentist in Fort Saskatchewan

    Fort Smiles Dental is a modern dental clinic, specialized in advanced diagnostics and treatment of dental and oral disorders. Our dentist near you offers comprehensive services from all dentistry fields and high-end dental equipment; all services are provided in a comfortable environment. New patients are welcomed with a complimentary oral health consultation with our dentist in Fort Saskatchewan. Fort Smiles Dental Centre is located in Fort Saskatchewan and has been providing excellent dental care for many years. We also follow the Alberta Fee Guide!

    Dr. Nimet Jinnah and the dedicated team of skilled dental professionals at Fort Smiles Dental provides patient-centered care of the highest quality. Our team offers a wide range of dental services, such as root canal therapy, dental implants, dental fillings, dental crowns, cosmetic dentistry treatments and routine hygiene appointments. Our dentist near you is always quick to respond to people in need of emergency dental services. Our dental office is well equipped with the most current dental technology and equipment. Our top priority is patient satisfaction and comfort, as well as ethical treatment.

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    Dr. Nimet Jinnah – Dentist

    Dr. Nimet Jinnah – Dentist

    Dr. Jinnah graduated Dental School in 1994 from the University of Alberta. After graduation Dr. Jinnah started working in the city of Fort Saskatchewan and taught part-time from 1995-2002. She started her own practice which is now well known as Fort Smiles Dental Centre.

    Community participation is a high priority for Dr. Jinnah. Fort Smiles Dental is a major sponsor of the Fort Saskatchewan Motorcycle Toy Run and volunteer at the Shine Clinic each year which operates out of the Boyle McCauley Health Centre.

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    Our Dental Services in Fort Saskatchewan

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    Family Dentistry

    Adults and children often have different needs. That’s why it is important to find a dental clinic that provides treatments and services for everyone in the family! Whether you seek restorative work or orthodontic treatments for your children and teens, we are a one-stop-shop for all you and your family’s dental needs!

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    Teeth Whitening

    Are you looking to have a whiter smile? With professional teeth whitening, you can receive immediate results after just one session. Your smile is unique; you deserve to feel confident in it! Contact us today to request a consultation for professional teeth whitening in Fort Saskatchewan.

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    Emergency Care

    Dental emergencies can be painful and frightening. If you are experiencing pain or suffer from a knocked-out or chipped tooth, it is essential that you make an appointment with your dentist in Fort Saskatchewan as soon as possible. Contact us today if you are experiencing a dental emergency.

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    Mouth Guard

    Do you experience bruxism (teeth grinding at night) or participate in contact sports? If so, it is vital that you receive a custom mouthguard to protect your teeth from getting damaged. At Fort Smiles Dental, we offer custom sports and night guards. Contact us today to request a consultation!

    ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

    ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

    At Fort Smiles Dental Centre, we provide our patients with services and treatments that use the most up-to-date modern technology so that they can receive quality care. We utilize state-of-the-art technology such as digital x-rays to reduce the harmful effects of radiation.

    CONVENIENT SCHEDULING

    CONVENIENT SCHEDULING

    Our dental clinic offers evening and weekend hours so our patients can conveniently receive the treatments they need. We are open on Saturdays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, and we also offer evening hours on Tuesdays! Contact us today to request an appointment.

    SAME-DAY EMERGENCIES

    SAME-DAY EMERGENCIES

    We understand that dental emergencies can be stressful and demanding. That’s why we offer same-day emergency dental treatments. Whether you have a cracked, chipped, or knocked-out tooth, our dental team, is more than happy to assist you.

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    Full Service Dental Office

    Our dental clinic in Fort Saskatchewan offers a wide range of dental services for you and your entire family. We provide general, cosmetic, restorative, and orthodontic dentistry that you can trust.

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    How often should I visit the dentist in Fort Saskatchewan?

    While brushing your teeth twice a day and daily flossing go a long way towards maintaining good oral health and hygiene, it is recommended by the Canadian Dental Association that healthy adults receive a dental check-up and cleaning every six months. This is to avoid the development of tooth decay, cavities, gum disease and a variety of other oral health issues. Patients who have a history of oral health issues may be advised to visit the dentist more often. If you are looking for a dentist near you, contact Fort Smiles Dental Centre today!

    How do I choose the best dentist near me?

    If you are looking for the best dentist near you, typically you start by asking friends, family, and colleagues if they recommend a dentist. If you are recommended the same dentist near you by multiple sources, this is a great start because multiple trusted parties have now given you a great recommendation for a specific dentist, which could mean you will have a similar experience.
    An alternative to asking for referrals from friends and family is to start searching for a dentist online. Starting with a simple Google search such as “dentist near me”, “dental clinic near me”, or searching for a dentist in a specific area such as “dentist in Fort Saskatchewan”. You can then browse through search results and connect with many different dentists in your area, as well as review their websites and online reputation to get a good idea of which dentist could be a good fit for you.
    Lastly, you can give the dental clinic near you, that you have selected, a call to ask them a few key questions related to flexibility of office hours, if they are accepting new patients, and any other questions you might have to make sure that this dental clinic is the right choice for you.

    Am I an Invisalign candidate?

    Invisalign works for most dental issues, but is not designed to correct issues that are too severe. For large issues like an overbite, more advanced orthodonture are necessary to shift the jawbone.
    Invisalign is a great orthodontic solution for:
    • Protruding teeth
    • Mild overbites
    • Mild underbites
    • Gaps in teeth
    • Overcrowded teeth
    • Excessive central tooth overlaps
    • Imperfect positioning of teeth when the mouth is closed
    • Mildly crooked teeth
    Mild dental issues can be caused by genetics, oral diseases, injury, and even thumb sucking. Crooked and misplaced teeth are not just a cosmetic issue, but commonly lead to serious dental issues.

    How old should my child be at their first visit?

    According to the Canadian Dental Association, your infant should be assessed by a dentist within six months of the appearance of their first tooth, or by the time they reach one year of age- whichever is first. The objective is to get your child to the dentist before they have the chance to develop a problem with their oral health. Most of the time, a dental checkup once every six months will be enough for your child’s dentist near you to detect dental problems early and treat them effectively.

    Do you offer same-day emergencies?

    Dental emergencies can occur at any time. Fort Smiles Dental Centre in Fort Saskatchewan has seen numerous accidents that necessitate immediate emergency dental treatments such as root canal therapy, dental fillings, and tooth extractions. The truth is, accidents happen and the sooner you can address the issue, the better.
    Although the majority of our dental visits are planned in advance, when you are faced with a sudden dental emergency, Fort Smiles Dental provides the same-day emergency treatment. If you or a family member are experiencing a dental emergency contact our office at (780) 99-SMILE.

    What does it mean if my tooth is aching?

    A crack in your tooth or a cavity can cause sharp pain and tooth sensitivity when you bite down. The longer your pain lingers, the more severe the damage may be. If a crack or cavity is deep enough, it can let bacteria enter the inside of your tooth, also known as the pulp. This leads to the pulp becoming infected, creating a buildup of pus that is known as a dental abscess. When not promptly treated, this infection can spread to your bone and tissue, causing a severe, unrelenting pain.
    Other symptoms include:
    • Swelling in your gums
    • Bad breath
    • Swelling in your face
    • Fever
    • Sour taste in your mouth
    • Swollen glands

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