Dentist Newmarket — Family Dental Care at Eagle Family Dentistry

Start with the basics: a dentist Newmarket families choose should be licensed in Ontario — you can verify any dentist through the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Then look at practical fit: the range of services offered, office hours that work for your family, languages spoken, and how the office handles emergencies and insurance questions. A good first visit includes a full assessment and a clear explanation of your options before any treatment is recommended. You should leave understanding your oral health, not feeling rushed into decisions.

At Eagle Family Dentistry, a first visit usually includes a conversation about your concerns and dental history, a full examination of your teeth, gums and bite, and X-rays if they are needed to see what an exam alone cannot. If cleaning is appropriate, that is arranged as part of your care plan. Your dentist then explains what was found, what needs attention now, what can wait, and what your options are — including the option of doing nothing for the time being where that is safe.

There is no single schedule that fits everyone. Many people do well with an examination and cleaning every six to nine months, while patients with gum disease, a history of frequent cavities, or ongoing treatment may need shorter intervals — and low-risk patients may need less frequent visits. The Canadian Dental Association recommends regular dental visits as part of basic oral health care; your dentist will suggest an interval based on your own risk factors and review it with you over time.

Yes — we welcome CDCP patients. Coverage under the CDCP depends on your eligibility, which is assessed first, and coverage follows the CDCP fee guide, which may not match the clinic’s full fee — so a portion of a treatment can still be payable by you. The plan covers many routine and restorative services for eligible people, but cosmetic dentistry and orthodontics are generally not covered, and dental implants are not part of standard coverage. Contact our office before your visit and we will help you confirm what applies in your situation.

Call our office at (905) 836-6111 and describe what is happening — severe pain, swelling, a broken or knocked-out tooth, or a lost filling or crown. Our team will advise you and offer the next available appointment. If a tooth has been knocked out completely, hold it by the crown (not the root), keep it moist, and seek care as quickly as possible. For anything life-threatening — uncontrolled bleeding, trouble breathing or swallowing, or a suspected broken jaw — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

We offer free consultations for dental implant treatment, orthodontic treatment and Invisalign — at these visits we discuss your goals, look at whether the treatment could be suitable for you, and outline the next steps. Other concerns, such as pain, a broken tooth or a general checkup, begin with a dental examination and assessment, because an accurate diagnosis has to come before honest recommendations. If you are not sure which type of visit you need, call us and describe your situation; we will book the right appointment.

Our team serves patients in English, Farsi and Filipino — mention your preference when you book. You will find us at 340 Eagle St W, Unit 11, in Newmarket, Ontario (L3Y 7M9), open Tuesday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Call (905) 836-6111 for directions, parking questions, or to request an appointment.