Knox Mountain Dentistry

At Knox Mountain Dentistry, we're proud to offer a variety of dental services aimed at all ages. Our dentists in Kelowna provide comprehensive dental care, but in some circumstances, we may need to refer you to a specialist. We are lucky to have a trusted network of dental professionals who can assist with your care, and we would be happy to discuss your options with you.

When trying to find your long-term dentist, you have to figure out what your top priorities are. If you need a family dentist, then finding a dental centre with family-friendly treatments will be important. Finding somewhere with comprehensive services is a great benchmark, but you also want to feel comfortable in the space and with the team. See how you feel in your initial interactions, and trust your gut! Check out Google reviews to hear from current patients about the strengths and weaknesses of the clinic.

Absolutely! We wanted to make it easy for you to book your Kelowna dentist appointment, so you can use our Book Now button to see availability for different appointment types and book on your own schedule.

Sedation dentistry is safe for most adults but, taking into account a person’s medical history and health, it isn’t right for everyone. Your dentist will review your health history, current medications, and any allergies before recommending sedation. People with certain medical conditions, such as severe respiratory issues or specific heart problems, may need alternative methods or closer medical supervision during treatment.

If your dentist uses nitrous oxide, most patients can drive themselves home after a short wait because its effects wear off quickly. However, with oral sedation or deeper sedative options, you will need a responsible adult to take you home. Sedatives affect your coordination and judgment, and it’s safer to rest until the effects fully fade.

Yes, one key benefit of sedation is that it helps reduce or eliminate discomfort during dental treatment. Sedation works alongside local anesthetic to calm nerves and dull sensations so you can remain calm and relaxed. This makes procedures like fillings, cleanings, or extractions much easier for people who fear pain or dental visits.

Memory of a dental procedure using sedation can vary based on the type of sedation used. With nitrous oxide, you’ll likely remember most of the visit. With stronger sedation, like oral or IV options, many patients report little to no memory of the actual procedure, which helps people with dental anxiety feel more at ease about future visits.

Yes, sedation can be very helpful for people who struggle with a strong gag reflex. When you are relaxed, your gag reflex often becomes less sensitive, making it easier for the dentist to work without causing discomfort. Many people who once avoided dental care because of this issue can receive treatment with much less stress thanks to sedation options.