The Village Dental Centre

01/03/2024

Happy New Year!

Did you know that The Village Dental Centre can help you highlight your beautiful smile with aesthetic services such as Botox©?

Call us at 403-244-4867 to book a complimentary consultation with Dr. Dalla Lana or to schedule an appointment.

06/26/2023

06/25/2023

Caring. Comfortable. Convenient.

Have you seen our new office? We are located in Mount Royal Village, just above the London Drugs. We offer free underground parking in the building. Just take the elevator to the second floor from the parkade. We look forward to seeing you there!

10/17/2022

If you ever wondered just how important it is take care of your teeth, you can think of this guy who, 1500 years ago, died from an untreated toothache at the age of 45.

Reconstruction of the Stafford Road man, an Anglo-Saxon who lived in England c. AD 550, tragically 1,400 years before the invention of the electric bass guitar. The muscular and robust man was older than 45 years old when he died and stood almost 5 feet, 9 inches (1.75 m) tall. But because dental care wasn't what it is today, he likely died from complications from a toothache, researchers found. (Image credit: Royal Pavilion & Museums; Brighton & Hove)

04/08/2021

A good reason to keep up on your dental hygiene - even during the pandemic.

An international study led by researchers at McGill University has found that those with poor dental hygiene tend to experience more severe COVID-19 symptoms.

01/02/2021

Happy New Year!
From all of us at the Village Dental Centre
sincere wishes for the very best in 2021!

06/16/2020

The phased re-entry for Alberta is upon us. We have truly missed you and your smiles and are grateful to be of service to you again.

Our office is now open to provide for you, our clients. We are trying to connect with all of you who were forced to put a pause in your dental journey when the pandemic orders were implemented way back in March. Currently, we are working on a modified schedule (reduced hours) and are striving to bring our hygienists back into action as well. Because their services often produce aerosols we are working hard to ensure your care here has your health and safety at the top of our minds.
This pandemic has required a change to our routines of the past. You will see many different procedures and policies that work to provide for your safety and health. Our office has become a mini hospital in both practice and appearance. Head covering, respirators/masks, face shields, scrubs, and gowns are the new norm. We are still here under all this covering and look forward to providing care for you in the safest manner possible.

Rest assured we can and will be of service for you albeit in a somewhat different manner. We sincerely appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you soon.
We are open for business.

05/08/2020

We hope this message finds you and your family in good health. Our community has been through a lot over the last few months and all of us are looking forward to moving towards our normal routine and habits. The recent announcements from the Government of Alberta describe a staged approach to re-opening. Dental care will be opened in stages dependent on a variety of factors. The most important is the access to Personal Protective Equipment ( PPE ). These are necessary to prevent the further spread of Covid 19. Currently they are required most by hospitals and first responders. We have put in a request for these as directed by the Government. We hope that we may hear about our request soon but in the meantime will continue to try our best to source these elsewhere as we cannot put you at risk for the sake of expediency.
We hope that we will be opening as soon as possible but are UNABLE TO at present. I am extremely frustrated and saddened immensely by this state of affairs . We do have alternate pathways for those in extreme need so pease do not hesitate to contact me at 403-470-1444 .
I wish you all the best and look forward to seeing your smiles soon.

03/29/2020

Wondering if the Covid19 pandemic and disruption will show up in our teeth one day. Remember to take care of yourself and your teeth in all of this uncertainty.

Your teeth are not just a set of pearly white food munchers, they can also act as a diary of major life events. A new study has shown how our teeth can be