YOUR DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER DENTIST
Bay Dental is your Dentist Downtown Vancouver, located just a few blocks away from Vancouver City Centre and Granville skytrain stations.
Conservative Treatment Plans
Communication is an integral part of treatment plans at Bay Dental, we thoroughly discuss treatment options and all costs with patients prior to beginning any procedure. We ensure patients are receiving healthy and effective dental care for necessary procedures.
We make every effort to not “overtreat” our patients. Our conservative treatment plans are non-aggressive and only address dental and oral issues that are necessary.
Strong Periodontal Program
At Bay Dental, we are dedicated to the highest level of gum excellence. Periodontics is a branch of dentistry that handles the illness of the supporting structures of the teeth including the gums and bone.
Our periodontal treatments are designed to help stop the spreading of illness and bring your oral wellness back to optimal health. We treat each case individually and make personalized periodontal treatment plans based on the patient’s needs.
Budget Friendly Treatments
Prior to beginning any procedure, the Bay Dental team discuses all costs involved with the patient.
If the patient has access to dental insurance, we strive to get as much information from the insurer as possible. This helps to ensure costs are fully understood before commencing treatment.
Botox, Chiropractic Services, and more…
The adjoining Bay Wellness Centre offers advanced therapies for treatment of pain, hormonal imbalances, and anti-aging medicine such as Botox and PRP Facial Injection Therapy. Our on-site chiropractor specializes in TMJ (Jaw) Disorders.
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Welcome Dr. Romeyn!
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Jackie Romeyn to the Bay Dental Centre team.
Learn more about Jackie on our doctors’ page.
We strive to provide optimal dental care with minimal cost to you. Communication is an integral part of your dental plan at Bay Dental, and we discuss all treatment options available, the nature of each procedure, and the costs before beginning any dental procedure. Visit our Dentist Downtown Vancouver located on West Georgia, between Richards St and Seymour St.
Ready to book your appointment? Call us at 604 569 0099.
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604 569 0099
contact@baydentalcentre.com
Suite 100 – 555 West Georgia
Downtown Vancouver
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Are My Teeth Too Sensitive to Whiten?
“I always hear that whitening isn’t great for sensitive teeth. If my teeth are sensitive, is there any way to whiten them?” Many of our patients downtown Vancouver are concerned about their teeth being too sensitive to whiten. Fortunately, sensitive teeth can be whitened – just with a little bit of extra effort to ensure your sensitivity isn’t triggered. What is the best way to whiten sensitive teeth? The best way to whiten sensitive teeth is with a home whitening program, but not the kind you pick up at the drug store. The kind of home whitening program we’re referring to here involves custom trays for your mouth, which we’ll make for you. Why are home whitening kits the best option for whitening sensitive teeth? The benefit of this custom program is that the amount of time the bleaching chemical is on your teeth can be controlled. How long should I keep the whitening trays on for? You can begin with very short intervals of just five or ten minutes. These short times will not cause sensitivity, but will still be effective. The whitening time can remain short – in those little five or ten minute bursts – or it can be increased, if it’s not causing sensitivity. How long will it take to see results from home whitening kits? This isn’t one of those programs that takes months to see effects – in fact, after just two weeks, your teeth will be whiter, and your sensitivity will be no problem at all. What is included in Bay Dental’s Take-Home Whitening Kits? Take-home teeth whitening kits include: a custom-whitening...
How to Floss Your Teeth Properly
Plaque is the sticky bacterial matrix that sticks to teeth, causing problems in our mouths. We should all do everything we can to disorganize or remove this bacteria. Luckily, there are ways to get rid of this sticky stuff. One tried and true method that everyone is familiar with is dental floss. What type of floss should I use? There are many types of dental floss to choose from, varying in everything from flavour to coarseness. At the end of the day, the type you should use is the type you will use more frequently. In other words, pick the type you personally like. Standard dental floss is braided. This means that when it comes in contact with the side of a tooth, it spreads out of clean more surface area. How do I floss? Step 1: Wrap the floss around your middle fingers. To become a proficient flosser, you need to use and be able to control a short piece between your fingers. Too long of a piece will be too hard to control. Step 2: Start flossing. Control your Floss To floss your upper teeth, control the floss with your thumbs. For your lower teeth, use your index fingers to guide and control the floss. Follow the Curves Floss needs to curve around the tooth. Teeth aren’t squares or rectangles – they’re circular or rounded! Floss should follow around those curves. Floss each side of each tooth using a curved piece of floss. Your floss should look like a ‘C’ or a ‘V’, not a straight line. Flossing Along the Contact Points...