Omni Dental

New Patients

Your First Visit With Us

New Patients

For your First visit with us, unless there is an immediate concern, will begin with a New Patient Exam which includes:

  • A full review of your dental and medical history.
  • An oral cancer exam
  • An examination of your gums for evidence of periodontal disease and a tooth by tooth exam.
  • Any necessary x-rays will then be taken to detect any decay that can’t be seen visually
  • We also check the Jaw joint and perform a bite analysis looking for any abnormalities or signs of TMJ problems

During your exam we will be using an Intra oral camera. This provides you a visual tour of your mouth so that you can see what we see! We will be pointing out any evidence of issues or disease on your teeth and gums. Upon completion of your exam we will be discussing the findings and the best way to begin treatment.

It is our duty to examine your mouth and assess its current status, make a diagnosis and develop a lifetime treatment plan that will achieve your optimal comfort, function, health and esthetics. Your health is our primary concern. 

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HOURS

Monday: 10am-7pm
Tuesday: 10am-7pm
Wednesday: 10am-7pm
Thursday: 10am-7pm
Friday: 9am-1pm (No Appointments)
Saturdays: 9am-2pm
Sunday: Closed
Omni Dental

930 North Park Drive Unit 3,
Brampton, ON, L6S 3Y5

Phone: 905-791-4441
Email: info@omnidental.ca

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CDCP

We are accepting the Government of Canada Canadian Dental Insurance Plan (CDCP). The CDCP is a new Canadian Dental Care Plan where individuals that do not have access to an employer provided or private dental insurance plan can apply for. As an important part of dental care and overall health, the Government of Canada recognizes the expenses that can be associated with dental treatment and is committed to helping Canadians receive the dental treatments that are required while also making it more affordable.

The CDCP is offered to help low income families who do not have dental insurance by covering some costs associated with dental services for families with net income that is under $90,000.