Welcome to Seven Oaks Dental Centre
Welcome to our new website! Feel free to use the top menu to navigate through various pages and get more information about our clinic & staff as well as various educational tools to help you better understand dental treatments as well as dental health!
Check out our clinic
The tour of our office begins in the reception area where you will be greeted by our friendly front office staff. Our front office staff will also assist you with your appointment paperwork. Our operatory rooms are equipped with state-of-the-art dental technology. Every operatory is cleaned and sterilized after each patient. Once seated, we invite you to sit back and relax.
Meet our new Dentist!
Dr. Sposob received his B.Sc. in Biochemistry from the University of Winnipeg in 2009. He went on to the University of Manitoba to complete his Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree in 2013 from the Faculty of Dentistry. Dr. Sposob graduated on the Dean’s Honour List and was the recipient of several awards for high standing in various disciplines of dentistry. His awards include the Alpha Omega Fixed Partial Denture Prosthesis Award, Dr. Alvin Shinoff Award and Dr. H.H. Saunderson Award.
Accepting New Patients!
Seven Oaks Dental Centre located in the North Winnipeg area offers state-of-the-art dental care for all aspects of your healthy smile. We provide comprehensive professional dental care with friendly service. Dr. Boyko and Dr. Sposob strive to create a dental office where their patients feel comfortable and cared for knowing that their overall health is of the greatest importance.
Examining The Public Impact Of Fluoride
Adding fluoride to American tap water was one of the greatest public health accomplishments of the last century. Nonetheless, there is not much data from the last thirty years assessing the effect of this policy on the American population’s dental health. Research carried out recently, entitled ‘Water Fluoridation & Tooth Decay in American Teenagers & Children’ published in the Dental Research Journal, analyzed links between tooth decay and public water fluoridation, with respect to American adolescents and children.
Research Shows That Antibiotics Can Worsen Oral Infection By Destroying Immune Cells
Research studies conducted at the Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) have revealed that antibiotics can have an adverse effect on oral health. Unlike the body’s own microbes, antibiotics can obliterate good bacteria and exacerbate oral infections. Overuse of antibiotics has long been linked to negative effects, such as resistance to treatment. The new revelations provide insight into an uncharted territory. For Emergency Dentist Call Seven Oak Dental Centre
Fillings Could Be A Thing Of The Past
If you don’t enjoy having cavities filled at the dentist, you may be interested to learn about a drug called Tideglusib, which has the potential to make cavities a thing of the past. It’s something of a bonus that the drug is able to stimulate stem cells in teeth, as it was originally developed to fight the debilitating effects of Alzheimer’s disease.
Oral Treatment With Whitening
People who suffer from mouth sores can one day seek a new treatment. A plaster patch with the ability to adhere to the gums or palate can now be used to administer steroids and other drugs. Devices that fit over the teeth for Whitening and gum treatment have long been used, but a noninvasive device that can be applied to wet tissue has been long in coming.
How To Choose The Right Dental Insurance
You’ll pay a lot less for your dental insurance premiums than you will for your health coverage premiums, but there’s always a catch. A lot of health plans cover a very large percentage of even the most daunting expenses after their deductibles have been paid. Dental plans, however, have yearly coverage limits that range from $1k to $1,500 per year, in addition to $50 or even $100 deductibles. Although these plans might pay as much as 80 or even 100 percent of cleanings, x-rays and exams, when patients need root canals, crowns or treatments for gum disease from in-network providers, these policies generally cover only half of the actual treatment cost. Moreover, certain procedures like cosmetic dentistry and orthodontia aren’t covered at all.
The Dangers Of Dental Plaque
Throughout the day, it is easy for people to feel build-up on their teeth. It is especially apparent after eating, but that sticky film forming on teeth is called dental plaque. This natural occurrence can be brushed and flossed away pretty easily, as long as people stay on top of things. However, after just 48 hours, dental plaque can begin to harden and lay the groundwork for some serious damage. For Emergency Dentists call Seven Oak Dental Centre.