St. Lawrence Dentistry is pleased to offer the latest advances in minimally invasive dentistry. ‘Biomimetic Dentistry’ is the attempt of dentistry to mimic the biologic and elastic properties of a natural tooth. Traditionally dental crowns were constructed to go below the gum line to restore deep dental decay. Deep dental crowns can cause bone loss
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Short dental implants are used at St. Lawrence Dentistry when there is minimal bone available for their placement. Minimally invasive implant dentistry looks at the existing bone volume available for implant placement and the eventual support needed for dental crowns. Instead of focusing on trying to add more bone by grafting, Dr. Hawryluk Jr. looks
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Conversations about dental implants can sometimes start out being a bit emotional for patients because they often begin by discussing...
St. Lawrence Dentistry is pleased to offer MI varnish-- an effective way to strengthen your teeth. Although toothpaste contains fluoride,...
With advancing technology, today's dental implants offer far better results compared to the legacy systems of the past. Mississauga dental...
Primary Teeth (baby teeth) are more prone to dental decay than permanent teeth, and they also have large pulp chambers...
St. Lawrence Dentistry is pleased to offer the latest advances in minimally invasive dentistry. 'Biomimetic Dentistry' is the attempt of...
Short dental implants are used at St. Lawrence Dentistry when there is minimal bone available for their placement. Minimally invasive...