North Delta Dental

North Delta Dental Welcome to North Delta Dental. We provide complete dental care for children and adults Suffering from tooth pain?

Here at our North Delta Dental clinic, we focus and emphasize on your dental health and your overall health. From root canals and wisdom teeth extractions to veneers and teeth whitening, our family dentist Dr. Tham and his professional dental team are here to serve you in the Surrey & Delta area.

Fissure sealants are protective coatings that are placed on the biting surfaces of the permanent molars. They cover over...
06/01/2026

Fissure sealants are protective coatings that are placed on the biting surfaces of the permanent molars. They cover over the pits and grooves of the teeth and protect them from the bacteria that cause dental decay.

At your child’s regular dental examinations, we assess new adult teeth to determine whether fissure sealants are needed.

Learn more about the importance of fissure sealants for kids’ teeth:: https://northdeltadentist.ca/blog/2018/01/fissure-sealants-important-kids-teeth/

Contact us to book an appointment or get further information:
Phone: 604-596-9900
[email protected]

The sippy cup was developed as a transitional cup between the baby bottle and a regular cup but often they are being use...
05/25/2026

The sippy cup was developed as a transitional cup between the baby bottle and a regular cup but often they are being used for prolonged periods of time.

When toddlers drink from the sippy cup, the liquid they drink bathes all the upper front teeth. If that liquid contains any sugar, those teeth can be exposed all day long, increasing risk of decay. In addition, pressure from the continuous sucking motion can cause the front teeth to move back.

Find out our tips for parents using sippy cups:
https://northdeltadentist.ca/blog/2015/06/how-to-avoid-tooth-decay-from-sippy-cups/

Contact us to book an appointment or get further information:
Phone: 604-596-9900
[email protected]

Why are baby teeth important? One reason is they help guide adult teeth into position.Premature loss of baby teeth due t...
05/11/2026

Why are baby teeth important? One reason is they help guide adult teeth into position.

Premature loss of baby teeth due to severe tooth decay can lead to malalignment and crowding of the erupting adult teeth.

Learn more about loss of baby teeth here: https://northdeltadentist.ca/blog/2018/11/child-lose-first-tooth/

If your child has experienced premature tooth loss, we can help!
Contact us to book an appointment or get further information:
Phone: 604-596-9900
[email protected]

Dental health begins at an early age. By providing dental health education to your family, we hope to instill healthy ha...
04/27/2026

Dental health begins at an early age. By providing dental health education to your family, we hope to instill healthy habits to ensure your child’s optimal dental health.

Get a comprehensive look at your child’s first visit to the dentist, including recommended time frame for the visit, and topics that we discuss with parents:
https://northdeltadentist.ca/childs-first-exam/

Contact us to book an appointment or get further information:
Phone: 604-596-9900
[email protected]

According to the Canadian Cancer Society, the risk of developing oral cancer increases as you get older and is greatest ...
04/20/2026

According to the Canadian Cancer Society, the risk of developing oral cancer increases as you get older and is greatest after 45 years of age.

Oral cancer can spread quickly, but it can also be cured if found and treated before it spreads. Your dentist can play an important role in the early detection of oral cancer.

Learn what you need to know about Oral Cancer symptoms and screening:
https://northdeltadentist.ca/blog/2017/03/oral-cancer-screening-oral-screening-101-patients-know/

Contact us to book an appointment or get further information:
Phone: 604-596-9900
[email protected]

Oral cancer is the cancer of the mouth and surrounding tissues. Other common names include mouth cancer, tongue cancer, ...
04/06/2026

Oral cancer is the cancer of the mouth and surrounding tissues. Other common names include mouth cancer, tongue cancer, tonsil cancer, and throat cancer.

When discovered and diagnosed in the early stages of development, oral cancer has an 80 to 90 % survival rate.
This is why regular examinations are vital!

Find out more about what oral cancer is, and our screening practices:
https://northdeltadentist.ca/blog/2017/03/oral-cancer-mouth-cancer/

Contact us to book an appointment and get screened:
Phone: 604-596-9900
[email protected]

Address

6305 120th Street, Unit 4
Delta, BC
V4E2A6

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 2pm

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