Open six daysCall (403) 555-0142100 Larch Lane SW, Calgary, AB (fictional)
A treatment room on a snowy morning: a patient sits up in the pale grey chair talking with the hygienist beside her, birch trees in the tall window

General dentistry for families and busy people in Calgary: written plans with the costs on them, direct billing, and a room with a window for every visit.Written plans, direct billing, and a treatment room with a window.

Open six daysUntil 6 Monday to Thursday, 4 on Friday, 2 on SaturdayWalk throughDirect billing to most plans

Six stops in the order you would meet them, from the front door to the window at the end of the corridor. Select a photograph to see it larger.

Skip the walk
01The door

Arriving

Jordan is at the front desk. He answers the phone, books the visits and sorts out the insurance paperwork, so you don’t have to.

Step-free entrance, free parking at the door.

02The desk
03The corridor

Treatment rooms

Quiet rooms with natural light. If you are nervous, say so: longer appointments, breaks, headphones and nitrous oxide are all options.

Five rooms, all with windows.

04A treatment room
05The consultation room

The plan

Options, timelines and costs go on paper, in plain language, before anything starts. Fees follow the Alberta Dental Fee Guide.

Direct billing to most plans.

06The window

Nothing starts until you say so.

Six services, grouped by the reason you came. Most visits are ordinary; when something goes wrong, we keep same-day space for it. Fees follow the Alberta Dental Fee Guide.

  • In a treatment room, the hygienist lays a grey blanket over a teenage patient's knees as he sits back in the chair, snow in the window behind them

    Everyday care

    Exams, cleanings and fillings, on a schedule that suits you.

    • General and preventive careExams, digital x-rays, oral cancer screening, sealants and night guards.
    • Hygiene and cleaningsGentle scaling and polishing, gum-health checks and home-care coaching.
    • FillingsTooth-coloured composite, matched to the tooth, usually one visit.
  • At the birch front desk early in the morning, a man in a navy coat with a hand to his jaw is shown the way to the treatment rooms

    When something hurts

    Same-day emergency appointments, and crowns for teeth that need more.

    • Emergency appointmentsSame-day care for toothache, broken teeth, lost fillings or crowns.
    • CrownsNatural-looking crowns for cracked, worn or root-canal-treated teeth, usually two visits.
  • At the consultation table, a woman in a grey turtleneck holds a small round hand mirror and smiles across at the dentist

    Cosmetic consultations

    A conversation about whitening, bonding, veneers or aligners, before anything else.

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

Three steps, at your pace. New patients are usually seen within a week.

  1. Hello and history

    Fifteen minutes to talk about what you want, what worries you and what has been done before.

    The dentist and a new patient sit facing each other by a tall window in the consultation room, talking
  2. A thorough look

    Exam, photos and x-rays as needed; a cleaning with the hygienist if booked together.

    A patient sitting up in the treatment chair looks into a small hand mirror while the dentist beside her points to what she is seeing
  3. A plan you understand

    Options, timelines and costs explained in plain language. Nothing starts until you say so.

    Across a birch table, the dentist slides a sheet with a pencil sketch of a tooth toward the patient's hands

Book a first visit

Two dentists, a hygienist and the person who answers the phone. You will usually see the same faces at every visit.

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

  • Leaning on a birch counter in a white linen shirt, smiling at someone beside her, snow in the window behind
    Dr. Hana OkaforGeneral dentist and founderStarted the clinic to practise slow, careful dentistry; likes explaining things with a mirror and a pencil sketch.
  • Standing in a doorway with his arms crossed, in a white linen shirt, a treatment room behind him
    Dr. Marc DeslauriersGeneral dentistRestorative work and crowns; patients mention his steady pace and dry humour.
  • Seated at a round birch table with her hands folded, in a white scrub top
    Priya RamanRegistered dental hygienistGentle cleanings, honest gum-health talks and strong opinions about floss.
  • Behind the front desk with both hands on its pale stone top, in a linen shirt, birch trees in the snow outside
    Jordan LeeTreatment coordinatorInsurance, scheduling and the person who answers the phone.

The practical things, settled before your first visit.

  • 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.

Larch Lane after fresh snow: birch trunks on both sides and, at the end, the clinic's low concrete front with a lit glass door, a parent and child walking toward it

Sample testimonials

Sample testimonial — demonstration content

  1. “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
  2. “My daughter asks when she can go back. That has never happened.”

    R.T., sample patient
  3. “Cracked a molar on a Saturday morning and was seen by noon.”

    D.K., sample patient
Book a first visit

Anything else? 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.

Choose a reason and a time that suits you; we call back to confirm. Or call, and Jordan will find you a time.

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Find us

100 Larch Lane SW
Calgary, AB

(a fictional address, for this demonstration)

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Hours

Open six days

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.

Bow RiverLarch Lane SWLarch & LaneN
A drawing, not a map: this clinic is fictional.
The entrance seen from inside: a glass door in a birch frame with a snowy street beyond, a grey wool coat on a single hook