Poco Dental Group

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About Poco Dental Group

Welcome to PoCo Dental Group, your trusted partner in achieving optimal oral health and a radiant smile. Nestled in the heart of Port Coquitlam, our state-of-the-art dental clinic is committed to providing exceptional and comprehensive dental care to patients of all ages. At PoCo Dental Group, we understand the importance of a healthy and beautiful smile. Our team of experienced and compassionate dentists is dedicated to delivering personalized, patient-centered care in a warm and welcoming environment. We prioritize your comfort and well-being, ensuring each visit is a positive and stress-free experience. Experience the difference at PoCo Dental Group, where your smile is our priority. Schedule your appointment today and embark on a journey to optimal oral health with a team that genuinely cares about your well-being. Contact Us Today!

Teeth Whitening Procedure

Poco Dental Group21 Nov, 2022Health

Are you looking for a fairly easy and non-invasive procedure to remove stains and fix discolouration? Then, teeth whitening is the right solution for you. It can be done through two dental visits. Visit us for teeth whitening in Port Coquitlam. Give us call today (604) 941-0244

Root Canal Port Coquitlam

Poco Dental Group28 Jun, 2022Health

It is important to understand the anatomy of the tooth first, to understand the root canal. The pulp, which is a soft material inside your teeth, contains blood vessels, connective tissues, and nerves. Any infection on the pulp will lead to severe pain and a root canal might be necessary to treat the infected pulp. The root canal is a small tube in which nerves enter into the roots of the tooth and run into the pulp chamber. Some teeth may have one, but some may have more. You might need a root canal if there?s an injury or trauma that leads to a pulp infection. If left untreated, this can lead to various dental issues. Problems with the pulp can lead to excess blood flow and cellular activity causing pressure inside the tooth, which cannot be naturally relieved. This causes pain when biting down or when exposed to hot or cold. Sometimes the infection can spread to the bone and leads the tooth to fall out. Don?t wait till a dental problem gets worse. Give