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Implants Ottawa

Implants are indicated whenever at least one tooth is missing. If the missing space is not filled, the teeth surrounding the space often drift, the opposing teeth in the other arch will erupt further into the oral cavity which can change your bite, bone erosion can occur in the area, and even changes in speech might occur.

Although implants are associated with a surgical procedure to insert small titanium fixtures into the jaw bone, dental implants are considered a very conservative option to replace missing teeth. Since the implant is supported directly by the bone, the method will not affect other teeth as compared to other replacement options.   
In order to replace missing teeth by implants, one or two surgery is required to secure a small screw shaped titanium fixture into the jaw bone. Following the surgical phase, depending on conditions, immediately or after a certain healing time a crown will be attached to the fully bone supported implant. Individual biologic conditions are the main indicators to determine the healing time. 

Dentist Riverside, Ottawa

Dr. Nasrin Saba DDS & Dr. Andie Wiseman DDS

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Bank Street Dentistry
1189 Bank Street,
Ottawa, ON K1S 3X7

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613-241-1010

Bank Street Dentistry is located in Ottawa ON, and proudly serves the surrounding communities including Old Ottawa South, Glebe, Billing Bridge, Riverside, Alta Vista, Old Ottawa East, Applewood Acres, Ridgemont, Heron Gate, Guildwood Estates, Playfair Park and Carlton University.

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Dear Bank Street Dentistry Families,

Life has been anything but normal this spring and we sincerely hope you and your family are in good health. We are happy to inform you that we are now able to once again provide dental care for you and your family. The Ministry of Health has lifted the restrictions placed back in March. While many things have changed since then, one thing has remained the same: our commitment to your health and safety. Although we are opening, it will be a slow start and we intend to start seeing patients by June 15, 2020.

We deeply appreciate your understanding while we were closed to do our part to control the spread of COVID-19.

Our office has always followed strict infection control standards and in order to keep us all protected during this pandemic and in the future, we have updated our protocols. When we see you at your next appointment, things will be a little different.

We will ask some screening questions before your appointment and you’ll be asked those same questions again when you’re in the office. Your temperature will be taken as you enter the office.
You may be asked to wait outside our office or in your car and call us when you arrive and then wait for a call back to let you know when you can enter the office. You will be asked to bring your own mask or any nose and mouth covering to be used when in the office.
We have hand sanitizer that we will ask you to use when you enter the clinic. There are more dispensers around the office for you to use as needed. We ask that you do not touch any surfaces in the waiting room or at the reception desk.
Our waiting room will no longer offer magazines or children’s toys since those items are difficult to fully disinfect.
Appointments will be spaced out to allow for physical distancing between patients. That might mean less flexibility for scheduling your appointment, but it will also reduce the number of patients in the reception area at any one time.
You may be surprised that we’re wearing more protective gear – such as masks, face shields, gowns – than we normally do during your visit.
Only scheduled patients will be allowed to enter the office (*parents and other family members will be asked to wait outside whenever possible*).

Rest assured, all of these procedures are designed to create the safest environment for you, other patients and our team. We look forward to seeing you again. If you have any questions, please let us know. To make an appointment, call our office at 613-241-1010 or email us at [email protected] .
Thank you for patience and loyalty throughout this ordeal. We value your trust and look forward to welcoming you back

Sincerely,

Dr. Nasrin Saba, Dr. Andie Wiseman and team