Tyler Dental Artz

01/11/2025

09/13/2024

Dr.s Ian Smillie and Bill and Gloria Tyler were proud sponsors and participants in the annual Rotary Golf Tournament and Cedar Ridge Golf Course on the weekend.
Unfortunately, no one took home the $5,000 hole in one prize

03/17/2024

Pacific Dental Conference 2024
15 year class reunion and a hands on platelet rich fibrin course. Not a bad weekend

08/26/2023

Sometimes moving teeth just isn’t enough. This patient had a broad smile with smaller teeth. Simply bringing them closer together would not create the smile he was looking for.​​​​​​​​​
Alternatively, we were able to create an amazing result with porcelain restorations.

07/03/2023

Combining some continuing education with Vernon w**eries as a team. Thanks to everyone who made it out and thanks to the amazing 23 year old hosting the private w**e tasting at Arrowleaf w**ery

06/11/2023

Our team can help you will your dental care, make your hygiene appointment today!

“A genuine smile comes from the heart, but a healthy smile needs good dental care.” ― Wayne Chirisa

Ruth has been dedicated staff since 1994, we are happy to have her on our team.

03/12/2023

Happy to connect with people in person at the Pacific Dental Conference this year.

Taking in lectures and seeing the newest technologies on the product floor always reinforces my passion for dentistry. It was also fun to spend a little non-clinical time with Rachel and Caitlin.

Dr Smillie

11/21/2022

We use a combination of general and cosmetic dentistry procedures to enhance the beauty of every smile. Take a look at our gallery below to see how the dentists at Tyler Dental Artz can improve your smile today.
🌐https://www.tylerdentalartz.ca/smile-gallery

11/14/2022

Staff day 2022
It was a great day for staff and family to hang out and work on each other. It felt a little like take your kids to work day at the office.

10/06/2022

Can I get a cavity under my crown?

Patients often think that once their tooth gets a crown they don't have to worry about it getting a cavity anymore. Well, that is not at all the case as you can see from the photos. *Note the red circle around the areas of decay for comparison*
The edge of a crown where it meets precisely with the tooth has a microscopic margin. This margin / tooth junction still accumulates plaque and bacteria. Therefore it needs to be kept clean with proper flossing and brushing. Your crowns will last you a long time with good homecare, regular check ups and cleanings, and a diet with minimal sugar consumption. If you are uncertain which of your teeth may have crowns, ask one of the team members to show you and demonstrate proper homecare with you. For more information on crowns you can visit our website. www.tylerdentalartz.ca