We charge according to the most current Alberta Dental Fee Guide for every procedure, with no markup.
Your comfort and well-being come first, always.
Advanced technology with the highest treatment standards.
Clear communication, honest advice, no hidden costs.
Strict sterilization and patient safety protocols followed.
We offer direct billing to eligible insurance providers, helping make your dental care more convenient and stress-free.
We also accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), Alberta Adult Health Benefit, AISH, and Dental Assistance for Seniors Program (DASP).
Yes, we welcome children of all ages! The Canadian Dental Association recommends that children see a dentist by their first birthday.
To support early dental care, we offer free first visits for children under 3 years old.
Yes, we offer direct billing to any insurance provider that allows it.
We also accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), Alberta Adult Health Benefit (also known as Alberta Works), AISH, and DASP. If you have secondary insurance, we’re happy to submit claims to both. We include the primary insurer’s payment with the secondary claim so your second insurance can cover the remaining balance, if applicable.
Absolutely. We charge according to the most current Alberta Dental Fee Guide for every procedure, with no markup.
Yes! We prioritize emergency cases and aim to see you the same day or within 48 hours at the latest. If you have a dental emergency outside of office hours, please listen to our voicemail for our on-call doctor’s phone number.
For walk-ins, we recommend calling ahead so we can give you the best available time.
For new patients, we perform a comprehensive exam that includes three types of x-rays:
The X-Rays cost $430.99. The periapical and panoramic x-rays are typically only needed every 3–5 years, so future checkups will cost less.
Dental cleaning fees vary based on the amount of scaling required. Most patients need about 3 units of scaling, which costs $250.53. Adding polishing and fluoride treatment (recommended every 6 months) brings the total to $360.98.
Keep in mind: Many patients are surprised to learn their insurance covers more scaling than expected—often 10, 12, 16, or even unlimited units per year. Coverage is usually based on the calendar year or a rolling 12-month period, so you may be eligible for treatment more often than you think! Some plans also allow dental offices to request additional scaling units. Our staff would be happy to submit that paperwork for you!
Our team’s happy to help with questions, bookings, or anything in between.
