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Dental Clinic


Why are we here?

We use the clinic to educate Dental Assistants,  and Dental Hygienists. While delivering services, students are supervised by Registered Dental Hygienists and licenced Dentists.

What services do we provide?

Preventive services (check-up) for adults

We provide the following dental disease prevention services: oral examinations; cleaning of teeth, exposure of x-rays, if required; application of fluorides; placement of enamel sealants on teeth; instruction in helpful oral self-care procedures.

Preventive services (check-up) for children

We provide the following dental disease prevention services for children over six years of age: oral examinations; cleaning of teeth, exposure of x-rays, if required; application of fluorides; placement of enamel sealants on teeth; instruction in helpful oral self-care procedures.

Fillings

  • We provide the following dental restorative services: placement of white or silver fillings

Additional Services Available at the Dental Clinic

  • custom fit mouth guards
  • tooth whitening services

What will it cost me?

SERVICES AND FEE GUIDE - EFFECTIVE September 1, 2004

Please note fees are subject to change.

Fees are due and payable at the time of treatment. Cash and personal cheques are accepted. Debit card services are also available as well as Master card, Visa and American Express.

SERVICE

FEES

Dental Health Assessment - Adult


 
           - includes up to 4 x-rays if required
$ 15.00
           - additional x-rays - each
$ 2.00
           - Panelipse
$ 20.00

Emergency assessments provided for walk-in students during clinical hours.
 


Teeth Cleaning and Oral Self Care Instruction (Adults)
      - fee depends on degree of difficulty designation (DD)

  • it should be noted that the fees quoted for each DD level include a $15.00 assessment fee
  • Assessment fee of:  $15.00
 
            - DD1 Fee will be determined at the time of assessment and can be paid in installments as treatment progresses.
$30.00
            - DD2
$45.00
            - DD3
$60.00
            - DD4
$75.00

Adult Peridontal Maintenance - Designation DD


- charged for re-care appointments at the recommended return interval i.e., 2, 3 months, 4 months

  • the fee quoted also includes an Assessment fee of $15.00
  • Therefore,
    • Assessment fee:  $15.00
    • Tooth cleaning fee:  $30.00
$45.00
Oro-Cleanse Mouth Rinse (ins. code 96103)
$4.00/bottle


Dental Services for Children (6-16) 



- includes: assessment, teeth cleaning, oral self
  care instruction, fluoride application (if
  required) and 2 x-rays (if required)

$20.00
              -family of 4 children or more...maximum $60.00  

- plastic tooth sealants - each tooth

$ 5.00
$15.00 for 4 or more teeth


Custom Fitted Mouthguards (for protection during sports activities)

$ 25.00

Tooth whitening treatments



- assessment fee (pre-treatment assessment is required)

$15.00

- procedures fee (4 syringes)

$100.00

- reassessment and touch-up kit (2 syringes)

$50.00

Restorative Services

- silver and white fillings

To be eligible for restorative services, clients' preventive service needs must be completed.

 

Billed at 50% of the Ontario Dental Association current Fee Guide for the services rendered.

Do I qualify for services?

We treat clients whose needs complement the learning needs of the students. Any member of the community over six years of age is eligible to access our services. If we cannot meet your needs in the clinic, we reserve the right to refer you to a dental treatment facility which can provide the service you require.

Please note that adults and children are not seen during the same clinical sessions.

What do I have to do to be a client?

We expect you to arrive for each appointment on time, and be able to stay for the full clinical session. Should you be more then 20 minutes late for an appointment, the student will have found a substitute client for the session and you will require a new appointment time.

If you cannot keep an appointment, we appreciate at least 48 hours notice of cancellation.

To change an appointment or to notify us of late arrival please call (613) 727-4723 ext. 7630 (24 hours a day). Failure to notify us in advance of schedule changes may result in our restricting your access to further services.

Clients who are accompanied by young children must bring a responsible child sitter to stay with the children in the reception area while the parent receives treatment. Children are not allowed in the clinic while parents are being treated.

If you are taking prescription drugs, please bring a list of the medications and dosages that you are taking to your first appointment.

Some medical conditions may require that you take medication before your first appointment. Please advise the clinical receptionist when making your first appointment that you require premedication for dental treatment so that appropriate arrangements can be made.

When are you open?

Dental Disease Prevention Services

The dental clinic is in operation mornings and afternoons  and evenings on specified days of the week. Morning appointments begin at 8:30 am and afternoon sessions at 1:00 pm and evening sessions at 5:30. Each client appointment lasts approximately two and one-half hours.

Dental Restorative Services

Clinical times will vary depending on the semester. Please call (613) 727-4723 ext. 7630 for schedule information.

For more information about our services, please contact:

The Dental Clinic
Algonquin College, Woodroffe Campus
1385 Woodroffe Avenue, Room J 109
Nepean, Ontario
K2G 1V8
(613) 727-4723 ext. 7630


Last Updated: 05/06/05