Elevated dental care for whole body wellness
Explore EMFACE and EXION Face through a conversation about your skin concerns, medical history and personal goals. At our Southwest Edmonton practice, we explain how each treatment works, the results you may expect and the major factors to consider before choosing your care.
Changes in facial lines, skin or contours can raise different questions. Start with your concern, then discuss whether treatment is worth considering.
Learn what may affect the appearance of lines and whether a treatment suits your concern.
Tooth-coloured fillings and dental crowns when restorative treatment is clinically appropriate.
Preventive and general dental care tailored to your needs, with attention to comfort and clear communication.
Pain, swelling, trauma, a broken tooth or another concern that may require prompt dental assessment.
Explore our areas of care. Select a category to see its treatments and find the right starting point for your visit.
Facial wellness consultations focus on your appearance concerns, personal goals and treatment options. We review your health history, discuss whether EMFACE or EXION Face may be suitable, and explain the next steps without added pressure.
These treatments use different technologies. A consultation helps explain which, if either, suits your concern.
A treatment decision starts with more than the area you want to change. Share your health history, medicines, implants and recent cosmetic procedures. Discuss skin concerns and previous reactions so the practitioner can assess what needs further review.
A consultation can cover your concerns, health information, suitable options and practical details. Ask for explanations before deciding whether you want treatment.
Dr. Prabhjot Kaur is a general dentist. A facial wellness consultation provides time to discuss your concerns, ask about treatment choices and understand the next steps.
You may have questions about facial changes, choosing care or the timing of treatment. These answers offer general information to support a discussion of your own concerns.
No. Facial lines and folds can be part of normal ageing, and treatment is a personal choice. If a change concerns you, explain what you have noticed and ask what each option could realistically achieve. You can also choose no treatment or take more time before deciding.
Share recent changes in weight, medicines or health during your consultation. The practitioner can advise whether planning should wait until your situation is more settled. There is no single timetable for everyone; ask what affects timing in your case.
