
Comfort-focused care for anxious patients, jaw pain and sleep concerns, delivered with patience and respect in Calgary's West Side.
Good dental care is about more than teeth. Some patients need extra support to feel calm in the chair, and others live with jaw pain, headaches or poor sleep that can be linked to how the mouth and jaw work. Our additional care services at Olympic Park Smiles Dental are designed for these needs, with gentle, personal attention at every step.
If you are looking for a TMJ dentist in Calgary SW, sedation dentistry or a custom appliance for snoring, our team will listen to your concerns and explain your options clearly.
Dental anxiety is incredibly common and completely manageable. Our oral sedation options help anxious patients feel calm, comfortable and in control throughout their visit. Free sedation is available with dental treatment, for oral sedation only, as a limited-time offer. Learn more about Sedation Dentistry.
If you experience jaw pain, clicking or headaches, you may have a TMJ disorder. We offer effective, non-invasive treatments to relieve discomfort and restore normal jaw function. Learn more about TMJ Treatment.
Custom oral appliances gently reposition your jaw to keep your airway open during sleep. They are a comfortable, portable alternative to CPAP for many patients. Learn more about Sleep Apnea and Snore Guards.
These related services can work alongside your additional care:

The cost of additional care depends on the service and your individual needs. Call us at (403) 300-2224 and we will go over your options and provide a personalized quote. You can also visit our Financial Options section, or read about the Canadian Dental Care Plan on our CDCP page.
Sedation dentistry uses medication taken by mouth to help you feel relaxed during treatment. It is a good option for patients with dental anxiety, sensitive gag reflexes or longer procedures. Your dentist will review your health history first.
Common signs include jaw pain, clicking or popping, difficulty opening wide, headaches and earaches. Many people also notice they grind or clench their teeth. If you have these signs, an exam can help find the cause.
A physician diagnoses sleep apnea, and your dentist can help with treatment. For many patients, a custom oral appliance that holds the jaw forward is an option. Ask your doctor whether it suits you.
Tell us how you feel when you book. We will slow the pace, explain each step and talk through comfort options, including oral sedation. Many anxious patients find that a calm, patient team makes a big difference.
Start with a visit and tell us your symptoms and concerns. We will examine your teeth and jaw and explain which option, if any, may help. You are in control of every decision.
Ready to book your appointment? Call us at (403) 300-2224 or book online. We're welcoming new patients.