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Rideau Centre
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NEW PATIENTS WELCOME
We Now Have Digital X-Rays
FAMILY DENTISTRY FOCUSING ON YOUR DENTAL HEALTH
LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN OTTAWA SINCE 1983
Extended Hours, Saturdays, Multilingual Service, Wheelchair Access
Methods of Payment Include: Visa, MasterCard, Cash or Check
General Dentistry : Cosmetic Dentistry : I.V. Surgery : Orthodontic Services: Dental Implants
Attention: New Patients and Patients of Record
Effective 1 January, 2004 the Federal Government has mandated the implementation of Privacy Legislation in all dental offices. No services may be provided to any patient without a signed copy of this document on file. For your convenience, you may download, and bring your signed copy to our office on your next appointment.
To download the Privacy Form click on one of the "Form Icons" below
English Version
Version français
HOW OFTEN WILL YOU SMILE TODAY
Pola
Introducing the tooth whitening breakthrough you've been waiting for
If you want a brighter smile, and you are a candidate for tooth whitening, but have limited time to devote to the process,
Pola is for you. It's as simple as A,B,C.
A - Are you a candidate (Exam Required)
B - Impressions for custom trays
C - 90 minutes for Pola application
------IF YOUR SMILE IS NOT BECOMING TO YOU, YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO US------
The Cornerstone of Our Philosophy is our Dedication and Commitment to Quality Care
Our professional focus and commitment is to provide our patients with the very best dental health services with patient involvement in diagnosis and treatment planning in a modern cutting edge facility.Intra-Oral Cameras
in every operatory allow our patients a real opportunity to participate in their diagnosis and to "SEE" what the doctor sees during an oral examination .
The health of our patients is a personal priority of all who work at Rideau Dental Centre.
With that in mind, we have installed a State of the Art Sterilization Centre.While in our office please feel free to ask our staff for a tour.
Click Here To Visit Our Sterilization Centre
If You Are Pleased With Our Service, Tell Your Family And Friends
If You Are Not, Please Tell Us
Dental Plan Or Treatment Plan? Do You Know The Difference?
Canadians are blessed with one of the highest standards of oral health care in the
world and this is due, in part, to the fact that most Canadians have some kind of
dental coverage. Employers and government may offer a dental plan for a variety of
reasons, including promoting good health. They also view health and dental plans as a
way to keep their work force healthy and fit, and to attract and retain top-notch employees.
It is important to remember that a dental plan is not a form of insurance. It is actually
an economic benefit that your employer contracts with a plan carrier to provide on your behalf. It is also important to remember that you are a partner in your oral health, and that treatment and care decisions should be made by you and your dentist based on your actual needs,
independent of your plan coverage.
A dental plan is a way of helping you cover the cost of dental care. However, your
dental plan may not cover the full costs of the specific treatment you require. A dental
plan is not a treatment plan.
You should not allow your dental plan to dictate the care you receive. Only you and
your dentist can decide the treatment plan that best meets your specific needs and circumstances.
If you do not have a plan, talk to your dentist about options to help you manage
the cost of treatment.
By taking care of your dental health you are making a long-term investment in your
own well being and that of your family. If you have a dental plan that covers most
of the costs associated with dental care needs, you are indeed fortunate.
As with anything worth while, good health cannot be neglected. It requires a
commitment and an investment in both time and resources. Statistics have shown that the
cost of good hygiene practices such as brushing and flossing, combined with regular preventive visits to the dentist is far less than the cost of neglect. In the long term, you and
your family will benefit greatly by making an ongoing commitment to be a partner in your
oral health.
Seaway News, Friday. April 28, 2000
TEST YOUR DENTAL IQ
1: Kids should begin brushing their teeth when they start school TRUE FALSE 2: Toothbrushes should be replaced every 3 months TRUE FALSE 3: Chewing gum with Dentic (xylitol) can help inhibit the growth of cavity causing bacteria TRUE FALSE 4: Regular brushing and flossing are the best ways to fight bad breath, tooth decay and gum disease TRUE FALSE 5: Gum disease is the major cause of tooth loss over age 35 TRUE FALSE 6: If you're not flossing, you are not cleaning 35% of every tooth TRUE FALSE 7: There is no need to visit a dentist unless you have a problem TRUE FALSE 8: Dentic (xylitol) is a natural sweetener derived from fruits, vegetables and plant matter TRUE FALSE 9: Thumb sucking is one of baby's natural reflexes and will not cause dental problems until permanent teeth come in TRUE FALSE 10: The four wisdom teeth appear around age 18 to 21 TRUE FALSE
Click here for the answers
LINKS
Ontario Dental Association
Canadian Dental Association
L.Ordre des Dentists du Quebec
The Pankey Institute
Canadian Academy of Periodontology
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Webmaster
Les C Peers
LesPeers@hotmail.com
We Now Have Digital X-Rays
FAMILY DENTISTRY FOCUSING ON YOUR DENTAL HEALTH
LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN OTTAWA SINCE 1983
Extended Hours, Saturdays, Multilingual Service, Wheelchair Access
Methods of Payment Include: Visa, MasterCard, Cash or Check
General Dentistry : Cosmetic Dentistry : I.V. Surgery : Orthodontic Services: Dental Implants
Attention: New Patients and Patients of Record
Effective 1 January, 2004 the Federal Government has mandated the implementation of Privacy Legislation in all dental offices. No services may be provided to any patient without a signed copy of this document on file. For your convenience, you may download, and bring your signed copy to our office on your next appointment.
To download the Privacy Form click on one of the "Form Icons" below
| English Version
| Version français
|
|---|
HOW OFTEN WILL YOU SMILE TODAY
Pola
Introducing the tooth whitening breakthrough you've been waiting for
If you want a brighter smile, and you are a candidate for tooth whitening, but have limited time to devote to the process,
Pola is for you. It's as simple as A,B,C.
|
A - Are you a candidate (Exam Required) B - Impressions for custom trays C - 90 minutes for Pola application |
|---|
------IF YOUR SMILE IS NOT BECOMING TO YOU, YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO US------
The Cornerstone of Our Philosophy is our Dedication and Commitment to Quality Care
Our professional focus and commitment is to provide our patients with the very best dental health services with patient involvement in diagnosis and treatment planning in a modern cutting edge facility.Intra-Oral Cameras
in every operatory allow our patients a real opportunity to participate in their diagnosis and to "SEE" what the doctor sees during an oral examination .The health of our patients is a personal priority of all who work at Rideau Dental Centre.
With that in mind, we have installed a State of the Art Sterilization Centre.While in our office please feel free to ask our staff for a tour.
Click Here To Visit Our Sterilization Centre
If You Are Pleased With Our Service, Tell Your Family And Friends
If You Are Not, Please Tell Us
Dental Plan Or Treatment Plan? Do You Know The Difference?
Canadians are blessed with one of the highest standards of oral health care in the world and this is due, in part, to the fact that most Canadians have some kind of dental coverage. Employers and government may offer a dental plan for a variety of reasons, including promoting good health. They also view health and dental plans as a way to keep their work force healthy and fit, and to attract and retain top-notch employees.
It is important to remember that a dental plan is not a form of insurance. It is actually an economic benefit that your employer contracts with a plan carrier to provide on your behalf. It is also important to remember that you are a partner in your oral health, and that treatment and care decisions should be made by you and your dentist based on your actual needs, independent of your plan coverage.
A dental plan is a way of helping you cover the cost of dental care. However, your dental plan may not cover the full costs of the specific treatment you require. A dental plan is not a treatment plan.
You should not allow your dental plan to dictate the care you receive. Only you and your dentist can decide the treatment plan that best meets your specific needs and circumstances.
If you do not have a plan, talk to your dentist about options to help you manage the cost of treatment.
By taking care of your dental health you are making a long-term investment in your own well being and that of your family. If you have a dental plan that covers most of the costs associated with dental care needs, you are indeed fortunate.
As with anything worth while, good health cannot be neglected. It requires a
commitment and an investment in both time and resources. Statistics have shown that the
cost of good hygiene practices such as brushing and flossing, combined with regular preventive visits to the dentist is far less than the cost of neglect. In the long term, you and
your family will benefit greatly by making an ongoing commitment to be a partner in your
oral health.
Seaway News, Friday. April 28, 2000
TEST YOUR DENTAL IQ
| 1: Kids should begin brushing their teeth when they start school | TRUE | FALSE |
|---|---|---|
| 2: Toothbrushes should be replaced every 3 months | TRUE | FALSE |
| 3: Chewing gum with Dentic (xylitol) can help inhibit the growth of cavity causing bacteria | TRUE | FALSE |
| 4: Regular brushing and flossing are the best ways to fight bad breath, tooth decay and gum disease | TRUE | FALSE |
| 5: Gum disease is the major cause of tooth loss over age 35 | TRUE | FALSE |
| 6: If you're not flossing, you are not cleaning 35% of every tooth | TRUE | FALSE |
| 7: There is no need to visit a dentist unless you have a problem | TRUE | FALSE |
| 8: Dentic (xylitol) is a natural sweetener derived from fruits, vegetables and plant matter | TRUE | FALSE |
| 9: Thumb sucking is one of baby's natural reflexes and will not cause dental problems until permanent teeth come in | TRUE | FALSE |
| 10: The four wisdom teeth appear around age 18 to 21 | TRUE | FALSE |
Click here for the answers
LINKS
Ontario Dental Association
Canadian Dental Association
L.Ordre des Dentists du Quebec
The Pankey Institute
Canadian Academy of Periodontology
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Webmaster
Les C Peers
LesPeers@hotmail.com
Ontario Dental Association |
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The Pankey Institute |
Canadian Academy of Periodontology |
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry |
