Our Dental Services in Barrie: Family Care, Emergencies and More
This article is general information for our patients, not a diagnosis. If something in your mouth hurts, changes, or worries you, have it examined.
We kept this page simple: a short tour of what we do, with a link under each one to read more. If you would rather just talk to a person, phone us — we are happy to answer questions before you ever book.
What kind of dentist are we?
A family one, in both senses. We are run by one family — you can read About our family — and we are built for yours, caring for children, parents and grandparents in the same place. Our approach is to explain before we treat, lean on prevention, and meet you with help rather than judgment, whatever state your teeth are in.
Everyday and preventive care
Most of dentistry is the quiet, routine work that keeps bigger problems away: regular checkups, cleanings and gum care, and catching and fixing cavities and fillings while they are small. The whole library of what we check and why lives in our Adult Patient Information guides.
Emergency dental care
We make time for dental emergencies as quickly as we can, so when something suddenly hurts you are not left guessing what to do. See our emergency dental care page for who to call and what we treat, or go straight to the Emergency Patient Information guides for what to do in the first few minutes.
Children’s dentistry
Children are welcome from their very first tooth. We aim to make early visits calm and positive so the dentist never becomes something to dread. Our guide to a child’s first dental visit explains what to expect, and the full set is in our Child Patient Information section.
Calm, comfortable visits
If dental visits make you anxious, tell us — you are far from alone, and we will go slower and explain more. For people who need it, we offer options to take the edge off, including laughing gas and, for some procedures, deeper sedation. Our guide to sedation and dental anxiety explains what each option feels like and who it suits.
Restoring and replacing teeth
Teeth that are damaged, decayed or missing can almost always be rebuilt or replaced. Depending on what is going on, that might mean a filling or a crown (a cap that covers a badly worn or broken tooth), root canal treatment to save a tooth, tooth removal when a tooth cannot be saved, or replacing a missing tooth with an implant (a small post that acts as a new root) or a bridge (false teeth anchored to the ones on either side). If several teeth are gone, dentures — removable false teeth — may be the answer. We will walk you through the trade-offs honestly, including the option of waiting.
Does the CDCP cover this?
Often, yes. We welcome patients covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), so if cost has kept you away, it may not need to — and our team will help you understand what it covers and handle the paperwork with the plan on your behalf.
How do I book?
Call 705-721-9229 or book a visit through our contact page. We are at 172 Prince William Way, Unit 10, in Barrie’s south end, and we are glad to answer questions by phone before you book.