Cosmetic and restorative dentistry · Halifax
A considered smile, planned in writing.
Crowns, implant crowns, veneers, whitening and clear aligners from a two-dentist studio on the waterfront. Nothing starts until you have read your plan, seen your photos and know the fee.
- Written plan and fee estimate
- Treatment in stages you choose
- Direct billing to most insurers
Before anything starts
You leave the first visit with three things.
Most people come to us with one tooth they dislike or a smile they have been putting off for years. Either way, the first hour is about looking, measuring and explaining. Treatment is a separate decision, made at home.
A written plan
What we suggest, what the alternatives are, and what happens if you wait. In plain words, with the tooth numbers explained.
Your photos
Clinical photographs of your teeth from the front and sides, so you can see what we see and compare later.
A fee estimate
A line-by-line estimate for each stage, ready to send to your insurer before you commit to anything.
Treatments
What we do, and roughly what it costs.
Ranges follow the Nova Scotia dental fee guide. Your exact cost is written down after an exam.
Every treatment in detail- Crowns and bridgesRebuild a broken or heavily filled tooth, or bridge a gap.$1,300+
- Implant crownsA surgeon places the implant; we design and fit the crown.$2,200+
- VeneersThin porcelain facings for shape, colour and small gaps.$1,400+
- WhiteningCustom trays at home, or a supervised session here.$450+
- Clear alignersRemovable trays that move teeth gradually.$4,500+
- Full-mouth plansSeveral treatments, sequenced and paid in stages.Per stage
Where to find us
Third floor, above the boardwalk.
1 Wharfside Lane, Suite 300, a short walk from the ferry terminal. Two treatment rooms, one quiet consultation room with a window onto the harbour, and an elevator from the street.
- Mon, Tue, Thu
- 8:00 to 5:00
- Wednesday
- 10:00 to 7:00
- Friday
- 8:00 to 2:00
Larger plans
Big changes, taken in stages.
When a plan involves several teeth, we split it into stages that make sense clinically and for your budget. You approve and pay for one stage at a time.
Stabilise
Anything urgent first: decay, a cracked tooth, gum health. Often covered in part by insurance.
Restore
Crowns, bridges or implant crowns that bring back function where teeth are worn or missing.
Refine
Whitening, veneers or aligners, if you still want them once the foundations are sound.
Start with a conversation, not a commitment.
Ask us whether your treatment is covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan. For severe swelling, trouble breathing or a serious injury, go to the emergency room or call 911.