Sierra Dental Airdrie is a full-service dental clinic in Airdrie, offering a wide range of Periodontics services including Implants, Implant Retained Dentures and Periodontal Care.

Our goal is to help you improve your family’s smile and keep your teeth for life.

Our team of Airdrie dentists and dental hygienists take a personalized approach to your dental care and we want to make your visits with us as comfortable as possible.

Schedule an appointment online today or call our office at (403) 768-1000.

What is a Periodontist?

A periodontist is a dentist who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of periodontal diseases such as gingivitis, periodontitis, and gingival recession.

More recently, their scope of work has broadened to include the placement and maintenance of dental implants.

Meet our Periodontists

Dr. Javier Cabrales

Dr. Javier Cabrales completed the Graduate Periodontics program at the University of Manitoba in June 2020. Prior to his periodontal training, he received his DMD from the University of Saskatchewan in 2014 and thereafter worked as a general dentist for 3 years prior to entering postgraduate studies.

Dr. Cabrales is fluent in both English and Spanish, and was drawn to Calgary for its mountains. When not at work, he enjoys going for long walks with his dog, snowboarding, cycling, and playings sports such as soccer and squash.

As trained periodontists, they specialize in the management of periodontal disease and the placement of dental implants. This includes:

• Limited or complete periodontal evaluation
• Surgical and non-surgical periodontal therapy
• Periodontal regeneration
• Surgical implant placement
• Bone graftings, such as ridge and sinus augmentation
• Extractions and ridge preservations
• Gingival grafting
• Functional & Esthetic crown lengthening
• Oral Pathology

Should I See A Periodontist?

Many patients’ periodontal needs can be managed by their general dentist and dental hygienist; however, moderate or severe gum disease should generally be managed by a periodontist.

Furthermore, in cases where it is complicated by the effects of heart disease, diabetes, smoking, or other health problems, effective periodontal treatment may necessitate the greater understanding and expertise of a trained specialist.

Oftentimes patients, are best managed by a partnership between the dentist and periodontist; having all of your dental providers under one roof allows them the luxury of discussing your case in-person to develop comprehensive treatment options that address your needs and desires.