City Centre Dental Camrose

08/13/2024

We are accepting new patients! Please call to make your appointment.

08/13/2024

03/28/2024

Happy Easter everyone! The office will be closed the following dates March 29-April 2

01/11/2024

Happy Thursday everyone! We hope you’re staying warm!

Just a reminder we are open at our Camrose location from Tuesdays-Thursdays 8-5 and Fridays 8-2

Our Coronation office is open Mondays from 8-5

Call to make your appointments 780-679-0767

01/01/2024

May you all have a safe and wonderful new year!

12/24/2023

Merry Christmas from everyone here at City Centre Dental! May you all have a wonderful Christmas and Happy New Year 🎄

12/19/2023

A little dental humour to brighten your day! 🦷 Have a wonderful Tuesday everyone.

12/14/2023

Happy Thursday! Today is another info about your teeth 🦷

Teeth are the only part of the human body that can't repair itself. They are coated in enamel, which is not a living tissue. Tooth enamel is the hardest part of the entire body; even harder than bone. The average person spends 38 days brushing their teeth during their lifetime!

So it’s very important to make sure you keep up your check ups! Call us at city centre dental for all your dental needs.

12/12/2023

We hope you are having a fantastic start to the week!

12/06/2023

Happy Wednesday everyone! Just a little holiday notice:

Dr. McIvers office will be closed to allow for staff Christmas holidays between the dates of December 23rd 2023- January 2nd 2024

We will be open to patients again on January 3rd, 2024

Thank you for your patience and understanding!

12/01/2023

To brighten your day! 😂 Happy Friday!

11/30/2023

🪥A little dental information for you today 🪥

What is basic dental care?

Basic dental care involves brushing and flossing your teeth regularly to remove plaque. Plaque is a thin film of bacteria that sticks to teeth above and below the gum line. It can build up and harden into tartar, which makes it harder to give the teeth a good cleaning.

The bacteria in plaque use sugars to make acids. These acids can damage the gums and teeth.

Be sure to see come and see us for regular checkups and cleanings.🦷