No! Your dentist submits your claim requests during your appointments. However, it is important to understand that your dentist is not responsible for your insurance. Therefore, it is up to you to ensure the percentage of your coverage and the specifications of your insurer.

It is recommended to have dental check-ups every six months. These check-ups, along with X-rays, are extremely helpful in preventing issues like tooth decay. Some things are invisible to the naked eye, which is why X-rays are highly recommended.

Fortunately, no! We always ensure the comfort of our patients. We will do everything to make sure your appointment goes smoothly.

The answer is yes! It is necessary to replace missing teeth, even if they are at the back. Unplaced extracted teeth can lead to problems such as premature wear of the remaining teeth and bone loss. For all these reasons, it is always advised to replace missing teeth.

Dental decay forms particularly when we have a diet rich in sweets. It can also result from poor dental hygiene, lack of tartar removal, and due to dry mouth. It is important to know that saliva also plays a significant role. Too acidic saliva could be a cause of this condition. A person may be more prone to cavities when their saliva is more acidic. Decay is a bacterium that causes the weakening of the enamel. In the long term, decay can reach the dental pulp and require a root canal treatment. Fortunately, several techniques are available to help prevent their formation.

Brushing your teeth and flossing at least twice a day, combined with regular check-ups with your dentist, greatly contribute to good oral hygiene. This way, it is easier to prevent and address potential problems before they become more serious.

We recommend a first visit around the age of three. We believe that before this age, the child is too young, and cooperation is more difficult. However, for any problems or concerns, do not hesitate to consult us. We will be happy to welcome you.

Bleeding gums can be caused by excessive or too vigorous brushing, an abrasive toothbrush, lack of flossing, and certain medications. Plaque and tartar also cause irritation and can lead to diseases such as gingivitis and periodontal infections in the short and long term. Dental bleeding can therefore be due to several factors. In any case, a visit to your dentist is the best option to check and correct the situation.

It is important to know that the removal of wisdom teeth is not systematic. If they have enough space and do not cause problems, it is not mandatory to remove them. However, when they cause pain, infection, or threaten to damage neighboring teeth, extraction becomes necessary. Being located at the back of the mouth, they are often susceptible to decay due to restricted access. They can sometimes be impacted (under the jaw) and cause headaches, pain, and infections. Additionally, their late eruption can lead to dental crowding. For all these reasons, your dentist may recommend the removal of these teeth.

For any pain or sensitivity, you experience, we strongly recommend consulting your oral health professional.

This is a concern for many patients. First, it is important to know that X-rays are not what they used to be. Nowadays, with constantly evolving technology, digital radiology offers a result with much lower radiation exposure. It is important to note that every day, we are exposed to radiation, whether from the sun, cell phones, or even air travel. Therefore, there is not much to worry about regarding the X-rays taken during your annual appointment.

Jaw pain is a common reason for consultations. Whether it is related to stress, a TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorder, or something else, your dentist will be able to determine the cause of your pain and provide relief.