Larch & LaneDental, Calgary

Mon–Sat hours

(403) 555-0142

100 Larch Lane SW, Calgary, AB (fictional)

The consultation room: paper, a pencil, a blue fountain pen, a hand mirror and a glass of water on the ash table, the dental chair by the window beyond

Larch & Lane Dental, Calgary

One visit, explained on paper.

A general dentistry clinic in Calgary where every plan is drawn, priced and written down at the table before anything starts. Families, busy people and nervous people welcome.

Your first visit, in four chapters
Mon–Sat hoursBook a visit

The visit

What actually happens at the table.

Most people put off the dentist because they do not know what the visit will be like, or what it will cost. So here is the whole thing, at the table where it is decided, before you book.

A blank sheet of paper on the ash table with a pencil across it, two pairs of hands at rest on either side

1

We ask first.

Fifteen minutes at the consultation table with a blank sheet and no chair: what you want, what worries you, and what has been done before. Nothing happens until you have said it out loud.

Takes
About fifteen minutes
Where
The consultation table
A hand holds a small round mirror above the table, a white jaw model and a pencil on the paper below

2

Then we look.

An exam in the treatment room, with photographs and x-rays only when they would change a decision. Back at the table, a mirror and a model show you exactly what we saw.

Includes
Photos and x-rays as needed
Nervous?
Breaks, headphones, nitrous oxide
A pencil finishes the outline of a molar on paper, a cobalt fountain pen at the edge of the sheet

3

We draw it.

Options sketched in pencil and priced in plain language: what is wrong, what can wait, what cannot. Fees follow the Alberta Dental Fee Guide. If a word does not make sense, we draw it again.

Plans
Written, with costs
Fees
Alberta Dental Fee Guide
The folded plan slid across the table into the patient's open hand, a cobalt pen on top

4

You decide.

The sheet is yours. Take it home, sleep on it, call with questions. Nothing starts until you say so.

Insurance
Billed directly, most plans
Starts
Only when you say so
Book a first visit

Services

Six services, one way of working.

We explain first, write the plan down with its costs, and start only when you say so. Fees follow the Alberta Dental Fee Guide.

Book a visit
A hygienist's hands set a folded towel and a hand mirror on the counter beside the dental chair

Everyday care

  • General and preventive care

    Exams, digital x-rays, oral cancer screening, sealants and night guards.

  • Hygiene and cleanings

    Gentle scaling and polishing, gum-health checks and home-care coaching.

  • Fillings

    Tooth-coloured composite, matched to the tooth, usually one visit.

A treatment room seen from its doorway, the pale chair facing a tall window with birches in snow

When something hurts

A pair of clear aligner trays rest in their small open white case on the white counter by the treatment-room window, beside a short glass of water and a folded white towel

How your teeth look

  • Cosmetic consultations

    Whitening, bonding, veneer planning and clear-aligner referrals, starting with a conversation, not a sales pitch.

Why people stay

The small print, written large.

What people ask before they book, answered before they have to.

  • Direct billing

    To most insurance plans; we handle the paperwork.

  • Fee guide

    Fees follow the Alberta Dental Fee Guide.

  • Written plans

    Options and costs on paper before anything starts.

  • Same-day emergencies

    Plus evening and Saturday hours.

  • Calm options

    Quiet rooms, longer appointments, breaks and nitrous oxide.

  • Easy to reach

    Step-free entrance and free parking at the door.

A patient's hand resting on the armrest of the dental chair, a grey blanket and headphones on their knees

Book a first visit

Tell us a reason and a time that suits you; we call back to confirm. Same-day space is kept for emergencies.

Your plan, on paper

Sample

  1. Ask What you want, what worries youAbout 15 min
  2. Look Exam; photos and x-rays only as neededTreatment room
  3. Draw Options sketched, each with its costFee guide
  4. Decide Yours to take home; nothing starts until you say so (left for you)
Fees follow the Alberta Dental Fee Guide; billed directly to most plans.

Team

The people at the table.

You will usually see the same faces each visit, and the person who answers the phone is the one who books you in.

Demonstration team: these are fictional people created for this design preview.

  • Dr. Hana OkaforGeneral dentist and founder

    Started the clinic to practise slow, careful dentistry; likes explaining things with a mirror and a pencil sketch.

  • Dr. Marc DeslauriersGeneral dentist

    Restorative work and crowns; patients mention his steady pace and dry humour.

  • Priya RamanRegistered dental hygienist

    Gentle cleanings, honest gum-health talks and strong opinions about floss.

  • Jordan LeeTreatment coordinator

    Insurance, scheduling and the person who answers the phone.

Sample testimonial — demonstration content

What people tell us afterwards.

I had put off the dentist for six years. Nobody made me feel bad about it; they just made a plan.

S.M., sample patient

My daughter asks when she can go back. That has never happened.

R.T., sample patient

Cracked a molar on a Saturday morning and was seen by noon.

D.K., sample patient

Questions

Questions people ask before they book.

Anything else, ask at the table, or call.

Call (403) 555-0142
  • Are you accepting new patients?

    Yes. Book online or call; first visits are usually available within a week.

  • Do you bill insurance directly?

    Yes, for most plans. Bring your card or policy details; we handle the paperwork.

  • What if I have an emergency?

    Call first thing; we keep same-day space for pain, breaks and lost fillings.

  • I am nervous about the dentist.

    Tell us. Longer appointments, breaks, headphones and nitrous oxide are all options.

  • Do you see children?

    Yes, from the first teeth. Short, friendly first visits.

  • Where do I park?

    Free parking at the door; the entrance is step-free.

Book a visit

Tell us when suits you.

Choose a reason and a time; we call back to confirm.

This is a demonstration page: nothing you type here is sent anywhere.

  • Phone

    (403) 555-0142
  • Address

    100 Larch Lane SW, Calgary, AB

    (a fictional address, for this demonstration)

  • Hours

    Mon–Sat hours
    Monday to Thursday
    7:30 am to 6 pm
    Friday
    8 am to 4 pm
    Saturday
    9 am to 2 pm
    Sunday
    Closed
  • Parking

    Free parking at the door. Step-free entrance.

Larch Lane SWLarch & Lane
A drawing, not a map: this clinic is fictional.