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.

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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.


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, typically those areas directly connected to conscious awareness.

The central nervous system can cause many levels of relaxation ranging from low to average and deep sedation.

Very low - Commonly refers to sedation of an individual who has decreased anxiety levels but quite easily still react to physical or spoken stimulation.

Moderate - with moderate sedation the patient can become quite relaxed, but will answer to deliberate stimulation.

Deep Sedation - the patient is not going to exhibit any signs of conscious awareness and as a result be detached to stimulation.

At our oral health facility, we can achieve sedation in three ways:

Without any kind of long-term ramifications, nitrous oxide might significantly lower a patient's pain. When the laughing gas is discontinued, the effects are removed inside a short period. Very slight sedation is needed using this method and there are minimal side effects.

Oral Sedation or the application of pills can produce more profound results than with laughing gas, but also has slower onset and more lingering effects. Clients can sporadically experience many levels of amnesia when sedation has peaked. There are typically more negative effects with this variety of sedation.

Profound effects might also be certain with IV Sedation whereby the serum gets directly administered into the patient's vein. Once the drug takes effect, clients will likely not be able to remember any of the actual particulars of the treatment. There could be many side effects using this type of sedation.

Clients that choose sedation should be healthy, have no record of allergies or drug abuse, and are not presently taking any other controlled substances.

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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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