Canada Dental Clinics: Transparency & Trust Ranking

Family practice on Sarcee Trail in northwest Calgary, publishing a simplified Chinese version of its site alongside the English one. It is the only clinic in this Calgary cohort that publishes indicative fees of its own: a standing page states that the practice follows the 2026 Alberta fee guide and prints example figures for a recall examination, scaling, a crown and a root canal. Four dentists are named and all four appear on the Alberta register, two of them registered at this exact street address.

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Practice on Elbow Drive in southwest Calgary, serving the area since 2007 and trading under the name Dr. Chahal and Associates on some of its own pages. It publishes an unusually explicit implant price schedule, step by step from imaging to the final prosthesis, in Canadian dollars. Its Google listing carries the longer name Haysboro Dental Care and Implant Centre; the card follows the name the clinic uses for itself.

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Single-dentist general practice on West Broadway in the Fairview district, a fifteen-minute walk from the Broadway-City Hall Canada Line station. Dr. Farahnaz Alavi leads a team that publishes pediatric, implant, oral-surgery and oral-sedation services, and the clinic advertises two fixed uninsured-patient rates on its own site alongside a large cost-guide blog.

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Family and general practice in Heritage Square, Acadia, southeast Calgary. Three dentists are named on the clinic site and all three hold active Alberta permits, one of them registered at this exact suite. The site publishes a full service menu and its opening hours, and offers third-party instalment financing, but no fee list; its schema.org markup declares 4.9 from 1,021 reviews, a figure the clinic states about itself.

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Practice on West Broadway, founded over forty years ago, that presents itself as holistic and biological dentistry: mercury-free materials, SMART-certified amalgam removal, zirconia implants, ozone and PRF therapy alongside conventional restorative work. Five dentists are named on the practice site, and the practice states that it draws patients from across North America.

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General, cosmetic and emergency dental practice inside Granville SkyTrain station in downtown Vancouver, open six days a week. Five dentists are named on the practice site, including a certified periodontist and a certified endodontist. The practice is part of the dentalcorp network and shares a founder and a careers listing with Royal Centre Dental Group; its Google listing publishes a call-tracking number, (778) 924-4287, alongside the number printed on the site.

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Clinic at Yonge and Lawrence advertising 24/7 hours, offering general, cosmetic, pediatric, orthodontic, implant and emergency dentistry with CBCT and digital X-ray imaging.

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Bloor Street practice offering general dentistry, orthodontics, implants, periodontics, wisdom teeth removal, pediatric and emergency care. Team lists French among several languages.

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General and family practice in the Franklin area of northeast Calgary, at Bay 22, 3220 5 Avenue NE. Three dentists are named on the clinic site and all three hold active Alberta permits; the practice publishes a full service menu, sedation options and its own opening hours, but no fee list. Its schema.org markup on the clinic site still declares 4.9 from 761 ratings, while the Google place record read on 2026-09-07 gave 4.9 from 1,268 reviews.

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Downtown practice above King subway station offering general, cosmetic, restorative and implant dentistry, endodontics, orthodontics, CEREC same-day crowns and emergency care. Team notes RCDSO membership.

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Midtown family practice near Mount Pleasant and Eglinton offering general dentistry, Invisalign, implants, oral surgery, pediatric and emergency care. Team lists English, French and other languages, with weekend appointments.

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Bilingual family practice in Old Ottawa East, run by two dentists who both qualified in 1997 and both hold Ontario registrations. The site is published in English and French, documents the environmental design of the premises in detail, including digital radiography and chairside crown milling, and publishes evening opening on two weekdays. No fees are published.

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Single-dentist practice in Centretown, in the Ottawa downtown core, operating under the dentalcorp network whose recruitment pages and campaign tags identify it. The site publishes one named dentist with a detailed biography; his Ontario registration names this practice and address. Weekday daytime hours only, and no fees published. The Ontario register also publishes, on the record of the named dentist, a Complaints and Reports Outcomes entry dated 21 August 2026 (case 25-0723) requiring a continuing-education course in dental record-keeping; his status on the register is Member, the entitled-to-practise status.

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Family practice on St. Laurent Boulevard in the Gloucester area of east Ottawa. Two dentists are named, each with a page of their own and a photograph, and both are members of the Ontario college with this practice printed on their register records. The site publishes services, technology, insurance and financing information and one late evening a week, but no fees.

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Two-dentist general and emergency practice on the top floor of the Vancouver Medical Association building on West Broadway, describing itself as fully digital and paperless. It accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan and publishes both dentists with photographs, biographies and the languages they speak.

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Midtown practice near Eglinton station offering preventative, cosmetic, orthodontic, implant, endodontic, pediatric and emergency dentistry. Extended weekday hours.

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Five-dentist downtown practice on rue Bishop, a short walk from Concordia and McGill, open six days a week including evenings and offering emergency care, sedation, implants and clear aligners. The clinic trades as Oracare; the Ordre des dentistes du Québec records the entity as Centre dentaire et d'implantologie Oracare and the site names Youssef Coussa as the person in charge. Its Google listing name is padded with keywords ("Oracare Dentist Downtown Dentiste Montreal"), which is a promotional practice rather than the clinic's own name for itself. With 1,853 published reviews it has by far the largest review base of the six Montreal clinics in this pass.

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Implant-focused practice on Kingsway in the Collingwood district, led by a prosthodontist and a general dentist, offering single implants, All-on-4 and full-arch restorations, implant-supported dentures, bone grafting and implant repair. It publishes a refugee dental programme and accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan. Its Google listing carries a call-tracking number, (604) 260-8691, different from the number printed on the site.

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General and cosmetic practice established for more than forty years in the Complexe Jules-Dallaire tower on rue Léo-Pariseau, between the McGill, Place-des-Arts and Sherbrooke metro stations. Three dentists are published by name, the site runs in French and English, and the clinic states it serves patients in six languages.

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Practice in the Adobe Tower at Preston Square, in Ottawa Little Italy, offering family, cosmetic, paediatric, periodontal, sedation and emergency dentistry at one location. Three dentists are named on the site and all three are members of the Ontario college; two of the three records give this exact suite as their primary practice. No fees are published. The Ontario register records a current Type A sedation and anaesthesia facility permit at this practice, with facility modality parenteral conscious sedation, and no CT scanner permit.

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Two-dentist practice in Old Ottawa South, opened at 1189 Bank Street in 2012 by Dr. Nasrin Saba. Both dentists are members of the Ontario college and both records name this practice and street address. The site publishes long biographies and a wide service menu, and states that fees are discussed before treatment, but no figures.

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Family-owned practice in downtown Calgary next to Chinatown, operating since 1986 and open six days a week. The site names three dentists, a denturist and the hygiene team, and states that the clinic bills to the Alberta Dental Association fee guide without printing figures of its own. Two of the three dentists hold active Alberta permits; the third is not on the register under the given name the clinic publishes.

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Single-dentist practice in the Calgary downtown core, opened by Dr. Tracey Mulhall in 2006. The site publishes the dentist qualifications, the named support team with photographs and a short service list built around hygiene, restorations and implants; weekday-only mornings and early afternoons are the published hours. Its Google listing is named Dr. Tracey Downtown Dental Calgary.

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Multidisciplinary downtown Ottawa practice at 150 Elgin Street, established for more than thirty-five years and describing itself as three general dentists, a periodontist, a prosthodontist and five hygienists. It is the one clinic in this Ottawa cohort that does not name its dentists: the team page lists hygienists and assistants only. All four dentists on this card were therefore identified through the Ontario register, which prints this exact suite and telephone on each of their records — three general dentists and one certified specialist in prosthodontics.

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Four-dentist general practice on chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges at the foot of Mount Royal, run at the same address for more than fifty years by Dr. Harry Rosen, then by Dr. Souzi Mhanna from 2012, and renamed Clinique Dentaire Regency in March 2014 when it became a multi-dentist practice; Dr. Bernard Mayantz has led it since January 2018. Several of its dentists teach at McGill and at the Montreal General Hospital residency programme. The clinic publishes the postal code H3H 1V1 while its Google listing prints H3H 1C5.

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Downtown practice of nearly forty years, originally in the heritage Drummond Medical Building and now on rue Peel. Its owner, Dr. Laurent Tran-Jolicoeur, sits on the board of the Ordre des dentistes du Québec. The published review base is small: nine Google reviews at an average of 3.8.

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General and cosmetic practice on Kingsway in East Vancouver with the largest published review base of the six Vancouver clinics in this pass. Its own website is served behind a bot filter that returns HTTP 403 to an automated client, so everything on this card comes from the clinic's own Google Business profile and from independent listings; the website itself is queued for a manual browser check and most site-derived criteria are deliberately left unchecked rather than guessed.

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Long-established general practice in the Galeries du Parc complex on avenue du Parc, on the edge of the McGill ghetto. The clinic states more than forty years of experience and offers general, preventive, cosmetic and emergency dentistry, but it publishes no team page: the two dentists on this card, Ali Ghadban and Logine Ghadban, are named by the Ordre des dentistes du Québec at this exact address and phone number, and the clinic's own logo file is named for the Ghadban practice. The clinic runs two domains, galeriadentaire.com in English and galeriadentaire.ca in French, and its Google listing calls it Clinique Dentaire Galeria Parc.

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Fourth-generation family dental practice in the Medical Arts Building at Guy and Sherbrooke in downtown Montreal, run by two brothers who are both general dentists. The site is bilingual and lists a broad restorative, prosthodontic, periodontic and endodontic offering, but it publishes no opening hours, no prices and no clinic photography, and the published Google review base is only five reviews.

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