Frequently Asked Questions

Mobile dentistry can offer a range of services, including routine dental exams, cleanings, fillings, extractions, and denture care.

Regulations vary by location. SMDS adheres to the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario regarding licensure, infection control, patient privacy, and service fees.

Check credentials and reviews, and look for licensed, trained dental professionals who follow strict infection control protocols like the SMDS team.

Treatment is paid for by the patient or their family. If they have an insurance policy or benefit from the CDCP, part of the treatment fees will be paid by insurance.

Mobile dentistry involves dental professionals providing dental care and services outside of traditional dental offices. SMDS provides all necessary services to seniors in long-term care facilities and retirement homes.

Mobile dentistry is particularly beneficial for elderly individuals or those with mobility issues who find it challenging to travel to a dental office.

When conducted by licensed and trained dental professionals using appropriate equipment and infection control protocols, mobile dentistry is generally safe and effective.

Convenience, accessibility, preventive care, and cost-effectiveness compared to maintaining a traditional dental office visit.

Some complex procedures may require specialized equipment, there may be space constraints, and emergency care may still require a visit to a traditional office or hospital.