Since childhood, we’ve all been told to brush our teeth twice a day and that flossing was important too, but not essential. Brushing alone won’t give you the results you get when you floss and brush regularly; they are complementary. If you still think that flossing won’t provide better results, then take a look at …
Do you currently have a family dentist? Are you looking to switch clinics? There are several different factors to consider when comparing and choosing the right dentist for you. The following is a list of things you may want to look for when selecting a clinic: Availability A dental emergency can arise at any time, …
Many of us do not place much priority on our oral health, and this can sometimes lead to serious dental issues, causing unnecessary pain and often unplanned costs. Taking the required steps to maintain your oral health such as daily flossing and brushing, combined with routine dental cleanings by a professional can greatly reduce the …
Visiting your dentist on a regular basis will help you to maintain your overall oral health. Dentists in Fort Saskatchewan suggest visiting at least once or twice per year, depending on your specific situation. As a child, you may have made frequent visits to the dentist as your teeth transitioned from primary to permanent. As …
We all tend to overlook minor dental pain we feel while chewing or brushing our teeth. But how do you decide that the pain is “minor”? What if there’s some underlying oral issue that you aren’t aware of? The fact is that you cannot really differentiate between the usual discomfort and a dental emergency. A …
Dear Patients,
It is with great sadness that I announce that our dental clinic of 20 years has burned down. As there are still safety concerns with entering the premises, we are unable to retrieve patient records , including contact information at the current time. I am hopeful to find a location within an existing office to practice in temporarily. In the meantime, I do have colleagues who have reached out and are open to me seeing emergencies in their clinics if required.
The office number is forwarded to a cell phone, so we are still taking calls at (780) 997-6453 or 780-99-SMILE (no texts). Please also feel free to call or text me directly at 780-970-1446. The fire department and RCMP have worked diligently and we want to thank them for their efforts.
My sincerest apologies for the inconvenience and my deepest gratitude for your understanding and ongoing support. Hopefully we will be up and running very soon as we look forward to seeing you.
Thank you,
Dr. Nimet Jinnah and staff at Fort Smiles Dental (formerly known as Smilemakers Dental Centre)