Oakville Dental

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300 North Service Rd W, Oakville, Ontario, L6M 2R9, Canada
(905) 842-8484 www.oakvilledental.com
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Apr 19, 2018
my family has been going to Oakville Dental for several years and we are very happy with our experiences - a job well done and if you are looking for a new dental office you should definitely go to Oakville Dental!

Jun 2, 2017
Had a medical emergency that technically my orthodontist would've been responsible for. Her office was closed, so was my normal dentist's. I called to see if they could take a sec to have a look at me and Christina and Andrea were able to accommodate this brand-new patient with some really satisfying promptness. If my dentist wasn't so close to home, I would switch clinics, no doubt. They are open more days out of the week than mine is and that, in itself, is literally a testament to their level of commitment. Keep doing the great work!

Jan 23, 2018
Worst dentist he is a big scam screwed up my teeth keep saying need cleaning and filling so I can make more money and he refused to give me my x-ray when I asked for it so I can take it to another dentist

Jul 3, 2017
Very professional and skilled. They went above and beyond to ensure my son was taken care of, after his procedure.

May 27, 2016
Just had my cleaning this morning. As always, my hygienist was friendly, fun, efficient and very cognizant of my comfort during the procedure. Through my whole life I've dreaded dental appointments until I started coming here. Now it isn't something I fear anymore. I feel like they genuinely care about my oral care, they give me good advice and my appointments have gotten quicker and easier as I follow what they suggest. If you hate going to the dentist, do yourself a favour and give this place a try. They'll change your perception on what an appointment with the dentist should be like.

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