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your local Dublin clinic

Our Dentists care
Open 7 Days.

We consider your unique preferences and needs when providing treatment. We are among the top Dublin dental facilities by
also offering Weekend appointments.

Call : 01 406 6937  

Contact us

0 1 406 6937
info@canalviewdental.com

Our Hours

Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday: 7:00am - 7:00pm
Sunday: 7:00am - 7:00pm

Location

19 Grove Rd  Rathmines
Dublin 6  D06 PN32
Ireland

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Your Trusted local Dentist

In our pursuit of excellence, we understand that a relaxed environment contributes significantly to the overall well-being of our patients. Our goal is to not only provide top-notch dental care but to create an atmosphere where you can unwind and entrust your oral health to skilled hands in a calming setting.

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Patient Interactions

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Treatment

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Treatment

The patient came to Canal View Dental seeking options for the replacement of a tooth lost as a teenager.

After careful consideration the patient opted for a titanium implant to be placed in the area.  Contact Canal View Dental for more information.

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Treatment

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Treatment

Complaint of broken Upper Right Central Incisor Tooth which was previously restored with post crown.

This Patient Attended Canal View Dental With  Patient was conserned about the broken tooth and the discolouration of adjoining teeth. The Upper Right Central Incisor Tooth was restored with ceramic post crown and the other teeth were restored with empress cosmetic veneers.

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Treatment

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Treatment

This young man Presented to Canal View Dental complaining of a Chipped Upper Front Tooth due to Sports Injury.

We treated the tooth with Aesthetic Ceramic Veneer.

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Treatment

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Treatment

This Patient Attended Canal View Dental With Complaint of Discomfort and not Pleased with the Appearance of this Upper Molar Tooth as it has been Filled with Silver Filling and Appears Grey upon Smiling.

The Upper Molar tooth had Root Canal Treatment and Covered with Cosmetic Ceramic Crown.

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Treatment

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Treatment

In this orthodontic case we see a "deep bite"

(Note: lower front teeth are completely covered by upper front teeth).

Clear ceramic braces where used on both upper and lower teeth over a nine month period to correct this case.

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Treatment

After
Treatment

This person presented to use complaining of pain in his jaw. After closer inspection the pain was due to an infected root in the gum. The rotting tooth that once attached to the root had snapped completely off leaving the root exposed.

The root was treated with a root canal treatment and then fitted with a porcelain crown. If you feel you are in need of root canal work contact us at your convenience.

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Treatment

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Treatment

This local man attended Canal View Dental with complaint of discomfort and was concerned about the appearance of his Lower Molar Tooth as it had been filled with Silver Filling.

This Lower Molar Tooth had Root Canal Treatment and was covered with a Cosmetic Ceramic Crown.

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Treatment

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Treatment

This female smoker presented to Canal View Dental With Advanced Gum Disease and Mobility in the Lower Front teeth.

The Lower Front Teeth Were Extracted and Replaced with Cosmetic Fixed Ceramic Bridge.

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Treatment

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Treatment

This woman came to us with "Gummy Smile" where it affects the appearance of the Upper front teeth especially when smiling.

Treatment involves the Removal of the Excessive Growth of the Gum. Then Upper Front Teeth Treated with Cosmetic Ceramic Lava Crown.

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Treatment

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Treatment

A resin bonded bridge is a good alternative to hide a missing tooth. In the example below we see the missing tooth has been replaced by a false tooth that has been uniquely made to match the surrounding natural teeth. The false tooth know as a ceramic bridge is not removable and sits comfortably in place.

As it sits strongly in the mouth it is unlike a denture which needs to be taken out each night and for cleaning purposes. We would highly recommend this restoration to teenage patients not yet ready to undergo implant treatment.

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Treatment

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Treatment

This elderly lady below came to us complaining of a large gap in her lower teeth. The patient did not want a removable denture made as she felt it was too uncomfortable to wear daily.

A ceramic bonded bridge was custom made for this persons mouth ultimately creating a more nature look along with being a more permanent option. The ceramic bonded bridge is not removable like a denture.Therefore the bridge is often a much more appealing option compared with a denture.

Our Pricing

  • Consultation
  • Prescription
  • X-Ray
  • Local Anaesthesia
  • € 60
  • € 80
  • € 50
  • € 80
  • Consultation
  • Local Anesthesia
  • Implant Placement
  • Abutment Placement
  • Implant Crown
  • € 60
  • € 80
  • € 600
  • € 400
  • € 950
  • All-ceramic crown 
  • Metal crown
  • X-Ray
  • Local Anaesthesia
  • Extraction
  • Root Canal
  • €800
  • €750
  • € 50
  • € 50
  • € 400
  • € 300
  • Consultation
  • Prescription
  • X-Ray
  • Local Anaesthesia
  • Extraction
  • Root Canal
  • € 60
  • € 80
  • € 50
  • € 50
  • € 400
  • € 300
  • Consultation
  • 1 Hour Deep Clean
  • Scale and Polish
  • Local Anaesthesia
  • Teeth Whitening
  • € 60
  • € 80
  • € 50
  • € 50
  • € 300
  • Consultation
  • Prescription
  • X-Ray
  • Local Anaesthesia
  • Extraction
  • Root Canal
  • € 60
  • € 80
  • € 50
  • € 50
  • € 400
  • € 300
  • Porcelain Veneer
  • Inlay/Onlay
  • X-Ray
  • Dental Splints
  • Extraction
  • Root Canal
  • € 800 *
  • € 700
  • € 50
  • € 200
  • € 400
  • € 300

Affordable and Effective Treatments

At Canal View Dental, we firmly believe that quality dental care should be accessible to everyone. That’s why our clinic offers an array of affordable and effective treatments that do not compromise on excellence.

Our commitment to providing dental treatments that cater to various needs ensures that every patient can maintain optimal oral health without the burden of excessive costs.

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General Information

When facing such discomfort, it's imperative to contact an emergency dentist promptly to mitigate the risk of further complications.

During dental emergencies, there are interim measures you can take before reaching your emergency appointment.

Rinsing with warm salt water may alleviate some discomfort caused by toothache and help in sanitizing the affected area. Applying a cold compress can also aid in reducing swelling and discomfort associated with the emergency. However, these steps are only temporary and should not replace seeking professional dental emergency care.

Cosmetic dentistry focuses on improving the appearance of a person's teeth, smile, and overall oral health. Here's a quick rundown of key aspects:

Dental Veneers:
Thin, custom-made shells placed on the front surface of teeth to improve appearance.

Dental Bonding:
Using tooth-colored resin to repair chipped, cracked, or discolored teeth.

Dental Crowns:
Caps that cover the entire tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance.

Dental Implants
:
Artificial tooth roots used to support a restoration for a missing tooth or teeth.
Tooth Reshaping
:
Modifying the shape, length, or surface of teeth to improve their appearance.

Cosmetic Gum Surgery:
Procedures to enhance the appearance of the gums, such as grafting or reshaping.Cosmetic dentistry can greatly improve a person's confidence and self-esteem by creating a more attractive smile.

Dental anxiety is a common issue that many people face, leading to fear or nervousness about visiting the dentist. Here's a quick rundown of key aspects related to dental anxiety:


Causes
: Dental anxiety can stem from various factors, including fear of pain, embarrassment about the condition of their teeth, or a previous negative dental experience.

Symptoms
: Symptoms of dental anxiety can range from mild nervousness to severe panic attacks. Physical symptoms may include sweating, increased heart rate, or feeling faint.

Consequences
: Avoiding dental visits due to anxiety can lead to oral health issues, such as cavities, gum disease, and tooth loss, which can worsen anxiety over time.

Management Techniques: There are several strategies to help manage dental anxiety, including deep breathing exercises, listening to music, using relaxation techniques, and discussing fears with the dentist.
Sedation Options
: For patients with severe anxiety, sedation dentistry options such as nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedatives, or IV sedation can be used to help them relax during dental procedures.

Communication
: Open communication with the dentist about fears and concerns can help alleviate anxiety and ensure a more comfortable dental experience.

Support Groups: Joining a support group for people with dental anxiety can provide a sense of community and help individuals cope with their fears.

Regular Dental Visits: Regular check-ups can help prevent dental problems and reduce the need for more invasive procedures, which can help alleviate anxiety.

By understanding and addressing dental anxiety, both patients and dentists can work together to ensure a more comfortable and positive dental experience.

Cavity prevention is a crucial aspect of maintaining good oral health. Here's a quick rundown of key aspects related to cavity prevention:


Oral Hygiene
: Brushing teeth at least twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and flossing daily to remove plaque and prevent cavities.

Dietary Habits
: Limiting sugary and acidic foods and drinks, which can contribute to cavity formation.

Fluoride
: Using fluoride toothpaste and mouthwash can strengthen tooth enamel and help prevent cavities.

Dental Sealants: A thin, protective coating applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth (molars) to protect them from decay.

Regular Dental Check-ups
: Visiting the dentist regularly for check-ups and cleanings can help detect and prevent cavities early.

Xylitol Gum
: Chewing sugar-free gum with xylitol can help stimulate saliva production, which can neutralize acids and prevent cavities.

Proper Oral Care Products
: Using the right toothbrush, toothpaste, and mouthwash for individual needs can help prevent cavities.

Professional Fluoride Treatments: Dentists can apply fluoride varnish or gel to teeth to strengthen enamel and prevent cavities.

Hydration
: Drinking plenty of water can help rinse away food particles and acids that can contribute to cavity formation.

Education
: Educating patients about proper oral hygiene and cavity prevention techniques can empower them to take control of their oral health.

By following these preventive measures, individuals can reduce their risk of developing cavities and maintain a healthy smile.

Teeth whitening is a popular cosmetic dental procedure that can improve the appearance of teeth by lightening their color. Here's a quick rundown of key aspects related to teeth whitening:


Professional Whitening
: In-office whitening treatments performed by a dentist typically use stronger whitening agents and can provide quicker, more noticeable results compared to at-home treatments.

At-Home Whitening
: Over-the-counter whitening products, such as whitening strips or trays, can be used at home but may take longer to achieve desired results.

Whitening Toothpaste
: Toothpaste containing abrasives or chemicals that help remove surface stains can help maintain whiter teeth after professional or at-home whitening treatments.

Whitening Agents: Hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide are common whitening agents used in both professional and at-home whitening treatments.

Safety Considerations
: Overuse of whitening products can lead to tooth sensitivity and damage to tooth enamel, so it's important to follow the instructions provided by the dentist or on the product packaging.

Effectiveness: The effectiveness of whitening treatments can vary depending on the severity of the staining and the quality of the whitening product used.

Duration of Results: Whitening results are not permanent and may fade over time, especially with consumption of staining foods or beverages and tobacco use.
Teeth whitening can enhance the appearance of teeth and boost confidence, but it's important to consult with a dentist to determine the most suitable whitening option based on individual needs and oral health status.

If you're suffering from a toothache, it's essential not to ignore the pain as it can be indicative of an underlying issue that requires swift intervention.

At Canal View Dental, we understand that toothaches can occur at the most inconvenient times. If you're experiencing tooth pain that necessitates quick relief, it's essential to contact a dental team that prioritizes your immediate needs. Our clinic stands as a beacon of relief for those suffering from toothache and other dental emergencies. In Dublin, our dental team is poised to offer you the treatment you require, precisely when you need it. If the dread of tooth pain is looming over you, let today be the day you make an appointment with our experienced dentists.

In our pursuit of excellence, we understand that a relaxed environment contributes significantly to the overall well-being of our patients. Our goal is to not only provide top-notch dental care but to create an atmosphere where you can unwind and entrust your oral health to skilled hands in a calming setting.

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