#Dentist Ambleside

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Dentist in Ambleside Near Windermere | Dentist Near You

Are you looking for a dentist in Ambleside, near Windermere, Edmonton? At Smart Dental Art, our experienced and friendly team provides quality dental services to Windermere, Ambleside, Mactaggart, and the surrounding communities of SW Edmonton. Our dental services include dental bridges, crowns, implants, partial dentures, Invisalign, cosmetic dentistry, and more.

Our dental clinic is located at 5094 Windermere Bivd NW #10 Edmonton, AB T6W 0L7. Our dentist, Dr. Maged Elboraee, has over 23 years of experience in dentistry and is passionate about creating a beautiful smile. We understand your busy schedule, so we offer evening and weekend hours to accommodate your dental needs. Book an appointment with our dentist near you to get the gorgeous smile of your dreams.

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Edmonton Cosmetic Dentist Glenridding Dental offers cosmetic dentistry services in Windermere, Chappelle, Keswick, Ambleside, Heritage Valley, Woodbend, and Terwillegar. Call +1-780-619-7111 now.

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Ambler Heights Historic District

Harcourt Dr.

Cleveland Heights, OH

Ambler Heights Historic District is a historic district in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, roughly bounded by Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Cedar Glen, N. Park Boulevard, and along Harcourt Dr Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002, it includes 112 contributing buildings in an area of 73 acres, which was created between 1903 and 1927.  The Ambler Heights Historic District is an early twentieth century suburban residential development platted in its current form in 1900. Development began about 1903 and was largely completed by 1927. The District is located mostly in the southwest corner of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, an inner-ring suburb of Cleveland; a small portion of the District is located within the boundaries of the City of Cleveland. It is an example of the successful marketing of “garden city” living to the wealthy during the first stage of the suburbanization of Cleveland.

     The area consists today of 66 original, single-family, architect-designed private homes, one original home which has been converted to use by a retirement community (but continues to be a contributing resource) and 14 non-contributing homes. The original homes and the District are well-preserved and have experienced relatively little alteration since their construction; they therefore may be said to have integrity.  The District is located approximately five miles east of downtown Cleveland.   Bounded by Cedar Glen Parkway (north), South Overlook Road (east), North Park Boulevard (south) and Ambleside Road and Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard (west), it is located on the rise of a gradual hill leading from the City of Cleveland at its lower elevation to the various “Heights” suburbs (including Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights) at its higher elevations; this ledge of land forms the western limits of the Portage escarpment of the Allegheny Mountains.

     The Ambler Heights area is named after Dr. Nathan Hardy Ambler (1824-88), a dentist who amassed considerable wealth during the California Gold Rush and subsequently entered into real estate development in Cleveland. Originally farmland, Ambler Heights began to be developed about 1903 by Dr. Ambler’s adopted son, Daniel O. Caswell, and his nephew, William Eglin Ambler. Gracious homes of 2, 2-1/2 and 3 stories, ranging in scale from about 3,000 to more than 8,700 square feet, were built to the specifications of some of Cleveland’s leading families and designed by well-known architects of the period. They mostly exhibit period revival styles such as Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival, but often in interpretations typical of the Progressive Era. As a whole, they consistently exhibit characteristics typical of upper-class domestic suburban architecture of the time.  The district was added to the National Register of Historic Places on August 22, 2002.

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What is an extreme dental emergency?

Severe Tooth Pain:

The excruciating pain that doesn't subside.

Pain accompanied by swelling or fever.

Difficulty in opening mouth or chewing.

Knocked-Out Tooth:

Immediate action is crucial for potential reattachment.

Handle the tooth by the crown, not the root.

Rinse gently, and place it back in the socket if possible.

Broken or Cracked Tooth:

Rinse mouth with warm water.

Save any broken pieces.

Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling.

Abscess:

Severe, persistent toothache.

Swelling in the face or gums.

Fever and a foul taste in the mouth.

Trauma to Jaw:

Difficulty in moving jaw.

Swelling or bruising around the jaw.

Possible dislocation or fracture.

What to Do:

Contact an emergency dentist near you immediately.

Explain symptoms clearly.

Follow the dentist's instructions carefully.

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Depending on convenience and your budget, teeth can be whitened with in-office or take-home whitening kits. If you are not happy with the shade of your teeth, consult with the dentists at Glenridding Dental clinic, Edmonton. We understand that each smile is unique, and we aim to enhance your uniqueness. A smile makeover is comprehensive cosmetic dentistry that involves several components, such as dental, facial, and other cosmetic procedures.

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We are your local family dentist, available 24 hours for emergency dental issues. We have the right solution to address your dental problems, from cavities to a damaged or decayed teeth. We offer advanced treatments such as dental implants, bridges, dental crowns, and more, from extraction to restoration.

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Glenridding Dental Clinic offers emergency dental services that require immediate assistance. Our dentists are always available to attend to your emergency dental needs during or outside our regular hours. We treat the following emergency dental issues. A chipped tooth is a typical dental emergency. A hard bite while eating or other trauma to the tooth can fracture the cusp or part of a tooth.