Low radiation
Digital sensors use far less radiation than film, and we only take what's needed.
A complete exam is where we get the full picture: teeth, gums, bite, jaw joints and what's happening below the surface.

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from $178
Complete exam with digital X-rays · uninsured patients
A complete exam is the starting point for new patients and a periodic reset for existing ones. It's more than a glance at your teeth. We check every tooth and existing filling, measure your gums, look at your bite and how your jaw moves, screen the soft tissues of your mouth for anything unusual, and review your medical history and medications, since many affect the mouth.
Digital X-rays fill in what the eye can't see: decay between teeth, infection at the tip of a root, bone loss from gum disease, and problems under old fillings and crowns. Digital sensors use a fraction of the radiation of old film X-rays, and the image appears on the screen in seconds so we can show you exactly what we're seeing.
We also use an intraoral camera, a small wand that takes close-up photos inside your mouth. It's the easiest way to understand a cracked tooth or a worn filling: you see it yourself, on the screen, rather than taking our word for it.
Digital sensors use far less radiation than film, and we only take what's needed.
X-rays find decay and infection long before they hurt, when treatment is small.
Images and camera photos go on the screen. We explain them in plain language.
Complete exam with digital X-rays at a set starting price.
We go over your health history and anything that's been bothering you.
Usually a set of bitewings and any specific images needed, plus camera photos of areas of interest.
Teeth, gums, bite, jaw joints, tongue, cheeks and throat are all checked.
We go through what we found, what needs attention now, what can wait, and what it costs.
The complete exam is from $178 for uninsured patients, including the digital X-rays we take that day. If a full-mouth series or a panoramic image is needed, we'll tell you beforehand. Exams and X-rays are routinely covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan, ODSP, Ontario Works, Healthy Smiles Ontario and private plans, which we bill directly.
If you've had X-rays at another office recently, ask them to send the images to us and we may not need to retake them.
If your question isn't here, call us. A real person picks up during office hours.
For most adults, bitewing X-rays every one to two years; less often if you have a low cavity risk, more often if things are active. We tailor it to you rather than taking them on a schedule.
Digital dental X-rays deliver a very small dose, and we use a lead apron. We avoid routine X-rays in pregnancy unless there's an urgent reason.
A complete exam is the comprehensive assessment done for new patients or every few years. A check-up, or recall exam, is the shorter review at regular cleaning visits.
Yes, and most people do. Let us know when booking and we'll schedule both.
No. We'll tell you what we found and what we'd recommend, and prioritise it honestly. Deciding what to do and when is up to you.
Send a request and Sandy or Shantell will call you back during office hours to find a time that fits. Emergencies: please phone us directly.