Location: 514-45715 Hocking Ave.
Chilliwack, British Columbia
604-792-2400


DENTAL SERVICES

Meadowbrook Dental Laser Clinic provides leading-edge laser dentistry to residents of the Fraser Valley. Located in Chilliwack, Meadowbrook Dental specializes in the use of lasers to treat a wide range of dental problems. Some of the dental services offered at the clinic are:



Laser Dentistry

Cosmetic and Family Dentistry

Extractions

Root Canals

Dental Crowns, Bridges & Veneers

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Meadowbrook Dental
Owned by Dr. Don Utas for the past 17 years and specializing in laser dentistry for the past five, Meadowbrook Dental Laser Clinic is a unique practice in the area. Patients come from Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Lillooet, Mission and Hope.



The dental facilities are all designed to maximize patient comfort and reduce stress, particularly for children and for anyone who is normally fearful of the dentist. Children and adults are perfectly comfortable watching television while wearing headphones and controlling the remote during their procedures.

Chilliwack
Dr. Don Dr. Don Utas received his Dental degree from the University of Saskatchewan 18 years ago and bought Meadowbrook Dental in Chilliwack a year later. As a lifelong learner, he has earned a Diploma of Technology at BCIT and a Bachelor of Education at Simon Fraser University and worked as a Park Ranger and a high school teacher before devoting his life to helping people through dentistry.


Chilliwack TMJ Specialist

The jaw joint is situated right in front of the ear. For most people, this joint may click or pop while opening wide or closing the mouth but doesn't cause any discomfort. Nonetheless, this may be a significant cause of chronic headaches and serious discomfort.

Throughout an evaluation the jaw joint may be reviewed using a Doppler ultrasound that allows us to search for any inner condition. Behind the ear, the shared space might also get studied for nerve impingement and by stimulating the face muscles, even added information is able to be accumulated to see if in fact the source of distress is coming from the jaw joint.

Most of the familiar origins of jaw joint soreness include trauma or injury to the jaw, unevenness in the bite, congenital or hereditary problems, existing health conditions, loss of the back teeth, or grinding or clenching problems.

Jaw joint disorders are generally difficult to take care of, depending upon the severity and source of the pain. The most common source of discomfort are the muscles in the face, the teeth, or from swelling around the jaw joint area itself.

A variety of therapies that include physiotherapy, acupuncture and medications are accessible, however main problems associated to muscles and teeth may be resolved with use of a support. This sort of support is oftentimes known as a Bruxism splint, biting appliance, or mouth guard. Its main purpose is to reduce the the strain on the teeth triggered once they grind against one another or when they are firmly clenched together. The decline in tension will permit the face muscles to unwind and will place far less strain on the mouth joint.

The time that it requires to treat this specific disorder will differ greatly with the individual and the severity of the condition. On some occasions a patient may attain instant relief, or it might take an individual many different years to attain positive outcomes.

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Dentists Chilliwack

  • Dental Emergencies Chilliwack
    Any dental emergency like an injury to the teeth or gums might be potentially serious and should not be overlooked. Avoiding an oral health problem might boost the risk of enduring damage as well as the need for added extensive and expensive ... More
  • Dental Crowns Chilliwack
    A crown or cap is a tooth fixture specifically built to re-establish to its original functioning the anatomical surfaces of a damaged or cracked tooth. Anatomical exteriors of a tooth are those segments that are visible above the periodontal ... More
  • Dental Cleaning Chilliwack
    Immediately after your initial dental exam, specialized dental technicians known as hygienists will perform a tooth cleaning. The cleaning treatment is primarily focused on eliminating the calculus also referred to as tartar. Calculus is plaque ... More
  • Chilliwack Sedation Dentist
    Pharmacological substances provide the foundation for sedation dentistry and are used to loosen up and calm an individual for the length of a specific dental health procedure. This type of drug called sedatives affect the central nervous system, ... More
  • Tooth Implants Chilliwack
    A maxillofacial implant is a man-made tooth and root replacement utilized to prop up other dental restorations that resemble a single tooth or a group of teeth. Implants once fused to the bone, give a durable foundation for artificial or false ... More
  • Oral Surgeons Chilliwack
    A maxillofacial surgeon is dentist who has received professional training in several complicated surgical dental treatments. Their focus is on matters pertaining to TMJ (temporomandibular joint) problems, facial pain disorders, corrective ... More
  • Chilliwack Sedation Dentistry
    Clients who are undertaking dental health treatments, yet have certain phobias or anxieties about therapies can use pharmacological agents to help them relax. Now patients are able to feel completely at ease throughout their next oral health ... More
  • Chilliwack Root Canal
    Every time the nerve within the tooth pulp causes irritations, becomes swollen, it dies, clients should think about root canal treatments. Many of the causes of nerve pulp irritation or death might be because of traumas to the tooth via injuries, ... More

Meadowbrook Dental



PHONE: 604-792-2400
514-45715 Hocking Ave.
Chilliwack, British Columbia
www.chilliwackdentist.com

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Dr. Don Dr. Don Utas received his Dental degree from the University of Saskatchewan 18 years ago and bought Meadowbrook Dental in Chilliwack a year later. As a lifelong learner, he has earned a Diploma of Technology at BCIT and a Bachelor of Education at Simon Fraser University and worked as a Park Ranger and a high school teacher before devoting his life to helping people through dentistry.
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