King & Knight Denture Clinic

May 26, 2015leocunanan Business0

Bios

Henry Sen B.A., R.D.

Henry graduated from Van. Tech., then enrolled at Simon Fraser University where he graduated in 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. After investigating several business opportunities he decided to become a Denturist and so graduated from the Denturist program at Vancouver Community College and became a licensed Denturist. He returned to Vancouver Community College as a Lab Demonstrator and recently, opened his own Denture Clinic, the King & Knight Denture Clinic.

Ross San Diego

Ross started in Dental Technology in Manila, at the age of fourteen, when he worked in his father’s dental lab on the weekends when he was still in high school. Since then he has worked in various labs around the world until joining the staff at Vancouver Community College 16 years ago as an Instructional Aide and Lab Demonstrator for the Dental Technology and Denturist departments. He brings his expertise and high level of experience in removable prosthetics to the King & Knight Denture Clinic where he manages the lab.

Mission Statement

At the King & Knight Denture Clinic we endeavor to provide each patient with a treatment plan that will not only suit their dental needs but also their budget. Not only can we provide fully equilibrated dentures utilizing face bow transfers, pin tracers and protrusive bites to harmonize your jaw movements with the articulator but standard dentures with tactile bite registrations for the more budget minded. We will even try to rehabilitate old dentures to get “a few more years out of them”. On all our new dentures patients make the choice on tooth colour, size, and positioning and we don’t finish the dentures without the patient’s approval on the appearance. If at the try-in stage if we can’t satisfy your esthetic requirements then we stop treatment and there is no charge to the patient. This happens infrequently but we want to make sure that the patient does not pay for an appearance that they are not happy with.

When we fabricate new partial dentures we give you as many options as possible, from cast partials to acrylic partials, with a choice of gold clasps, tooth colored clasps or flexible partials. Most of the time it is better for a patient to have a partial denture that they can afford rather than no partial denture at all. When we send our patients for implants we stipulate the number of implants required and not any more. Usually 2 implants in the lower jaw is adequate so why pay for more.

Our Clinic is about choices, and the patient selects the treatment option that is best for them.