Riverbend Family Dental Care

Yes, Riverbend Family Dental Care in Edmonton accepts Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) coverage. For more details, please contact our office.

We understand that dental emergencies can happen unexpectedly. Our team will attempt to accommodate you as soon as we can.

For your first appointment, here’s how you and your family can prepare: Have your identification and insurance cards ready. If applicable, fill out any digital intake forms you may have received. Bring a list of any medications you are taking. If possible, bring copies of previous dental records and X-rays. Plan to arrive about 10-15 minutes early to complete any last-minute paperwork. Note any questions or concerns about your oral health to discuss with the dentist.

At Riverbend Family Dental Care, our team is committed to providing personalized dental care for the entire family. We offer a broad range of services to maintain and improve oral health, including emergency dentistry, children's dentistry, teeth extractions, veneers and more.

Yes, Riverbend Family Dental Care in Edmonton will bill your insurance provider directly. Patients are just responsible for any required co-payments at the time of their appointment.

Understanding that dental care is a key part of overall health, for certain treatments financing options may be available. Our team is happy to discuss your options and help you plan your treatment.

Absolutely! We are always happy to welcome new patients into our dental family. Whether you’re seeking routine care, have a specific dental issue, or are interested in cosmetic procedures, we’re here to provide personalized dental care.

At Riverbend Family Dental Care in Edmonton, we’re proud to offer comprehensive dental care for children. Our team is experienced in working with young patients and is committed to making their dental visits as enjoyable and stress-free as possible.

We recognize that many of our patients have busy weekdays, so at Riverbend Family Dental Care we offer weekend appointments to accommodate your schedule. Our weekend hours vary, so we recommend checking our website or calling our office to confirm availability.

Yes! We welcome anyone who is interested in coming to our office and appreciate any referrals from existing patients to family and friends.

You can come in and schedule an appointment in person, call our office, or book through our form online. If you book online, our admin team will follow up to confirm your appointment.

Our policy is that we need at least 48 hours of notice if a patient is unable to attend an appointment. An appointment is generally reserved for about an hour.

Yes, our office is happy to deal directly with your dental insurance as long as they allow assignment of benefits.

Every tooth in your mouth plays an important role in speaking, chewing and in maintaining proper alignment of your other teeth. Tooth loss isn't restricted to kids and seniors, so if you do lose a tooth, the gap must be filled by a dental implant, bridge or removable denture in order for your mouth to function properly.

The rule of thumb, 'first check-up by first birthday,' is recommended by the Canadian Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. A child can visit the dentist as early as the eruption of his or her first tooth, and should definitely be scheduled for an examination by the age of 2 or 3, or when the child’s baby teeth have all come in.