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Dental Health Group Guelph Line

4.9 (521 reviews)

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Monday
8:00am – 5:00pm
Tuesday
8:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday
8:00am – 7:00pm
Thursday
8:00am – 7:00pm
Friday
8:00am – 3:00pm
Saturday
8:00am – 2:00pm
Sunday
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Dental Health Group Guelph Line

4.9 (521 reviews)
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Comprehensive Oral Exam or New Patient Exam

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Dental Hygiene

Dental Cleaning Near You: A Fresh Start for Your Teeth You don’t have to love going to the dentist to love how it feels after a good cleaning. Whether you’re on track with your visits or haven’t been in a while, a hygiene appointment…

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Gum Grafting

When gums start to recede, the roots don’t stay hidden. Sometimes it’s just one spot near the front. Other times it’s a whole section that looks longer than it used to. The root shows up, brushing feels sharp, and you notice cold foods hit…

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Oral Cancer Screening

Some things are easy to miss if you’re not looking for them. Oral cancer doesn’t always come with pain. Sometimes it’s just a patch that doesn’t go away. A sore that feels slow to heal. A spot you keep biting accidentally. You might not…

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Sealants

Dental sealants protect the grooves in your teeth where toothbrushes can’t always reach. Even if you brush twice a day, some parts of your teeth are just tough to clean—especially those back molars. They’re full of deep grooves where food and bacteria love to…

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Extractions

When a tooth can’t be saved, removal becomes part of the healing. It’s not the conversation anyone wants to have. You sit down expecting a plan—a filling, a crown, something that keeps everything in place. And then your dentist says, “It’s time to take…

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Dental Bridges

Dental bridges help bring things back to normal—one tooth at a time. When you’re missing a tooth, you feel it every day—when you eat, when you speak, when you catch your smile in the mirror. It’s not just a cosmetic thing. It’s personal. A…

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Dental Implants

Dental Implants Near You: A Long-Term Solution | Costs & Services Dental implants may be the best way to replace missing teeth because implants look much like natural teeth. Once the artificial replacement teeth are in, they function like your own natural teeth, allowing…

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Inlays and Onlays

A little damage doesn’t always need a big fix. Sometimes it’s not a major crack. Not a full-blown cavity. Just a spot that’s worn, weak, or quietly getting worse. You can still chew—but not like before. You’ve started favouring the other side. Inlays and…

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Dentures

Dentures can help you eat, smile, and speak with confidence again. There’s a quiet kind of frustration that comes with missing teeth. Maybe you chew on one side. Maybe you’ve stopped ordering certain meals. Maybe you just don’t feel like yourself when you smile….

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Crowns

When a tooth needs backup, a crown can step in. Teeth don’t always break all at once. It could be a crack you barely notice, a corner that’s worn down, or a filling that’s been redone too many times. Whatever the reason, a crown…

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Root Canal Therapy

A sore tooth doesn’t have to mean losing it. When a deep ache won’t go away, it’s easy to assume the worst. Maybe you’ve been avoiding certain foods. Maybe the pain wakes you up. But the truth is—even when things feel serious, your tooth…

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Night Guards

A night guard can stop the grinding before it wears you down. You wake up and something’s off. Your jaw feels stiff, maybe sore. Your teeth ache a little, like you’ve been chewing all night—only you haven’t. This kind of wear can sneak up….

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Veneers & Lumineers

Veneers and Lumineers offer change—without starting from scratch. Some people want to fix one tooth. Others want their whole smile to feel more balanced. Maybe there’s a chip that never quite blended in. Or a few spots that don’t respond to whitening, no matter…

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Bonding

Bonding is a small repair that can make your smile feel whole again. It could be a tiny chip on your front tooth. A gap you’ve noticed in photos. A rough edge you can’t help but feel with your tongue. It’s not painful—but it’s…

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Teeth Whitening

Want a brighter smile? Teeth whitening treatments can help—with options for every lifestyle. Stains build slowly. You don’t always notice them until one day your smile feels… dull. Less white than you remember. Less like you. Coffee, red wine, aging—they all play a role….

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Retainers

Retainers keep your smile steady after the braces come off. Braces move the teeth. Retainers make sure they stay put. Once the wires come off or the last aligner is done, your teeth are still a little unsettled. Without something to guide them, they’ll…

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Snoring / Sleep Apnea Devices

Dental devices can help you breathe easier—and sleep deeper. Some nights you sleep. Other nights, it’s just hours of tossing, snoring, or waking up without knowing why. You feel it in the morning—groggy, foggy, heavy-eyed. And it lingers all day. Snoring and sleep apnea…

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Sports Mouth Guards

A custom mouth guard does more than protect your teeth—it protects your game. You don’t always see the impact coming. A puck to the chin. An elbow during a rebound. A fall you didn’t plan. That’s the nature of sport—fast, physical, and unpredictable. A…

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Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentists in Canada make oral care easier for kids—and their parents. A visit to the dentist can feel like a big deal when you’re little. New smells, strange tools, bright lights. Pediatric dentists know how to meet kids in that space. They help…

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General Anesthesia

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