Dental treatments in Aurora

Most dental needs can be looked after at Unit 3, so you aren't sent across town for each step. The list below sorts our treatments by what you're hoping to do: keep your teeth healthy, fix a problem, change how your smile looks, or get help fast.

Not sure which page fits? That's normal. Start with an exam, and your dentist will recommend options based on what we find. Every plan comes with a written estimate before treatment.

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The short answer

Aurora Gateway Dental Care in Aurora offers 20 dental treatments under one roof at 676 Wellington Street East. They range from checkups, cleanings and gum care to fillings, crowns, implants, dentures, braces, clear aligners, whitening, children's dentistry, extractions and emergency visits. Your dentist recommends options after an exam.

Everyday care

Regular visits that catch problems while they're still small.

A team member chats with a patient before a checkup

Preventive DentistryYour routine exam and the small extras, like fluoride and sealants, that lower the chance of cavities. We also screen for signs of oral cancer.

A patient has a professional cleaning in the dental chair

Dental CleaningsOur hygienists clear away hardened tartar that brushing can't reach. You leave with tips matched to the spots that need more attention.

Periodontics (Gum Care)Treatment for bleeding, puffy or receding gums, from deep cleaning to laser-assisted care. Follow-up visits help keep gum disease under control.

A digital scan of the teeth, the first step for a custom night guard

Night GuardsA thin, custom-made guard worn at night to cushion teeth from clenching and grinding.

A dentist sits beside a patient and explains each step

Care for Nervous PatientsExtra time, plain explanations and the right to pause whenever you like. Sedation options are available for some treatments.

Restore and replace

Repairs for damaged teeth and options when a tooth is missing.

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Restorative DentistryAn overview of every way we can repair or replace teeth. Start here if you want to compare fillings, crowns, bridges, implants and dentures.

A digital impression for a crown appears on the screen beside the patient

Crowns and BridgesA crown caps a tooth that is cracked or heavily filled. A bridge uses neighbouring teeth to hold a replacement tooth in place.

A dentist reviews an implant plan with a patient in the treatment room

Dental ImplantsA small post placed in the jawbone supports a crown, bridge or denture. We use 3D imaging to check that the bone can hold it.

A dentist holds a full model of upper and lower teeth

DenturesRemovable teeth for an upper jaw, a lower jaw or both. Partials clip around your remaining teeth to fill the spaces.

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Root Canal TreatmentWhen the nerve inside a tooth is infected, cleaning and sealing the root can let you keep it. Some cases suit an endodontist better, and if yours does, we'll explain the referral.

Straighten

Ways to move teeth and improve how they bite together.

A 3D scan of a patient's teeth on the screen, used to plan clear aligners

Invisalign Clear AlignersA series of see-through trays, each worn for a short stretch, that shift teeth gradually. You take them out to eat and brush.

A dentist shows a patient how teeth move, using a dental model

Orthodontics and BracesMetal or ceramic braces for children, teens and adults, followed by retainers to hold the result. Dr. Farhad Sobouti provides our orthodontic treatment.

Brighten

Changes to colour, shape and balance, planned around healthy teeth.

A patient's smile shown as a 3D scan on the screen

Cosmetic DentistryA planning page for anyone thinking about more than one change. It shows which steps usually come first and why.

A patient relaxes in the chair during a visit at Aurora Gateway Dental Care

Teeth WhiteningLightens stained or yellowed natural teeth, either in our chair or at home with trays shaped to your mouth. Fillings and crowns don't change colour.

A close-up digital scan of a patient's front teeth

Veneers and BondingTooth-coloured resin or thin porcelain shells can cover chips, close small gaps and even out edges.

Kids and families

Care that grows with your household.

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Children's DentistryShort, friendly visits that help children get used to the dental chair. We see children from their very first visit.

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Family DentistryParents, kids and grandparents can all be seen at one clinic, with evening and Saturday times to choose from.

Surgery and urgent care

When a tooth hurts, breaks or needs to come out.

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Emergency Dental CareHelp with a toothache, swelling, a cracked tooth or one knocked out. Call 289-475-5497 first so we can get ready for you.

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Oral SurgerySimple and surgical extractions done at our clinic. A complex case may be referred elsewhere, and we'll tell you why.

The panoramic X-ray machine used to see wisdom teeth

Wisdom Teeth RemovalAn X-ray shows whether your wisdom teeth are causing trouble or likely to. If removal makes sense, we talk you through the day and the healing.

Questions about treatment

How do I know which treatment I need?

You don't have to know ahead of time. Book an exam, and your dentist will look at your teeth, gums and X-rays if needed. Then we explain the options that fit and what each involves.

Will my insurance or CDCP cover my treatment?

Coverage depends on your plan and the treatment. We bill insurance, CDCP and IFHP directly and check what's included before we begin. You get a written estimate first.

Can I have more than one treatment at the same visit?

Sometimes, yes. It depends on the work involved, how long it takes and how you're feeling. Your dentist will suggest a sensible order and spacing.

Do you refer patients elsewhere for some treatments?

Most care happens here, but some complex cases are better handled by another clinic. If that applies to you, we'll explain why and help arrange the referral.

Helpful pages

Not sure where to start?

289-475-5497

Call 289-475-5497 or send a request. An exam is the first step for almost every treatment.

676 Wellington Street East, Unit 3
Aurora, ON L4G 0K3