Camp Dent Waterloo

🦷 We have limited spots left to book appointments! 📞 Call the office to get in before our office takes a well deserved mental health break and goes on vacation 🏖 from July 26th to August 2nd! ✈️ ☀️
We will be back on August 3rd, refreshed and ready to serve you! 😷

🎉Hours upgrade! 🎉 We are changing our hours to serve a broader range of patients!!
We are now seeing patients from 8:00AM-4:00PM on every Tuesday and Thursday.
Early appointments are being offered starting next week!
We hope to see you bright and early!☀️🌻

Month of Love 💕 Winners have been announced and they will be contacted on Monday !
Stay Tuned 🥰

February- The Month of Love ❤️ is almost over.... that means our draw is still active at Campus Dentist Waterloo
Since we love and appreciate all of our patients and the continues support you all have shown us over the past year, we are giving back the LOVE with SIXTEEN giveaways at the end of February! YES! SIXTEEN!
HURRY and don’t miss a chance to win the exciting prizes shown in the pictures ☺️
Call us at 519-888-4607 or email us at [email protected] to book an appointment

We are open for treatment!

Dental offices are mandated an essential service through the Province wide State of Emergency. Visits to healthcare offices, including Dental Offices, are exempt from the stay-at-home orders.
We are open for our full range of comprehensive services with COVID Protocols in place- All staff and Patients screened, reduced Patient flow, Surgical grade air purifiers in each room and waiting area, full PPE, social distancing, plexiglass at reception and hand sanitizer. Call our office if you need any further info.
519-888-4607 Stay Safe!

The reason you shouldn’t avoid visiting your dental office
The longer you wait, the worse it can be
Call us today to book for the new year
Campus dentist Waterloo team hopes to hear from you really soon at 519-888-4607 or email us at [email protected]

We are looking for a friendly, adaptable hygienist is who is patient centered.
We offer a friendly, relaxed environment with good hours.
If you would like to know more, please send us a message, we'd love to talk!

Campus Dentist waterloo is all set for HOLIDAYS 🤩🎊🎊
This to inform all our patients that we will be closed for the holidays from December 21, 2020 to January 11, 2021, but we will be monitoring calls/Emails periodically.
We will operate our regular business hours on January 11, 2021 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
We at Campus Dentist wish all our patients and the community Happy Holidays. Stay safe and spend time with your loving family.
Please keep in mind all the restrictions and limit the spread of COVID-19.
STAY HOME AND STAY SAFE. WE ALL HOPE FOR A BETTER YEAR 2021
🎄

Campus dentist Waterloo team are happy to announce our December Special 🎊
Get a free professional teeth whitening kit with any appointment you book, like and follow us on Instagram 🥳
Hurry up and call us at 519-888-4607 or email us at [email protected] to avail this offer
Can’t wait to hear from you all 😊

Good evening from The team of Campus dentist Waterloo

We providers of campus dentist Waterloo have taken another big step to protect ourselves and our patients from the spread of covid 19.
All our providers have passed the N95 respiratory fit test !! YES, you heard it right 👏🏻
This is the picture of our team who passed the fit test 🎉🎉
What is a fit test ?

A fit test is the best way to determine if a tight-fitting respirator fits properly and is protecting workers from hazardous, airborne agents.
Now our patients can be worry free and keep In mind that health and safety is our biggest priority.
Call us at 519-888-4607 to know more and book an appointment for your next dental cleaning and checkup

Happy Tuesday everyone !
We are excited to announce that Campus Dentist Waterloo is all set to re open our doors for all our valuable patients
Keeping in mind the health and safety of all of us, we have Covid protocols and all precautionary measures in place and will be back in office this week making calls to rebook all our cancelled patients and we will begin seeing patients Monday
We can’t wait to see you all again

Dental Myth : Braces are just for kids
Although it’s common for children and teens to receive orthodontic treatment, more and more adults are getting in on the action. The days of train-track braces are long gone – advances in clear braces now offer a more discreet option for adults who weren’t able to address their orthodontic issues when they were younger. Systems such as Invisalign give you the ability to remove the aligners for eating, speaking or special occasions.
Call Campus dentist to know more about Invisalign’s . We offer FREE CONSULTATION 🥳
Hope to hear from you soon at 519-888-4607 or at [email protected]

To our valuable patients
As we all know, with the rising cases of Covid 19, the region of Waterloo has been declared as orange zone. Due to the escalation to an orange zone, our governing body has recommended we take additional precautions.
Keeping in mind the health and safety of our patients and staff as well, we have made a decision to close the office for a week or two for some necessary Covid related renovations and precautionary installations.
We regret to inform you that all the booked appointments have been cancelled, the office will be contacting patients today. As soon as we open and are back in business you will be contacted to rebook the appointment.
We appreciate your understanding and patience with Campus Dentist Waterloo
Thank you for believing in us

Happy Remembrance Day to those who served and are currently serving this amazing country we call home. We team of Campus Dentist Waterloo thank you for giving us the county full of hopes and dreams. Today and each day you are in our prayers
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Dental Myth #1

Myth: The harder you brush, the cleaner you'll get your teeth.

The real deal: Brushing too hard or with too abrasive of a toothbrush (medium or firm) can actually harm your teeth by eroding some of the hard enamel that protects the inside of the tooth from cavities and decay.

Have a happy and safe Halloween from the Campus Dentist Waterloo team! Remember to brush and floss after eating all that sugar! 👻🎃. This is also a good time to teach children the importance of protecting not just ourselves, but each other. We can find safe ways to celebrate and create magical memories.

Enjoy and stay safe everyone

Did you know October 30th is National check list day ?
Happy to 2020 🥳🎉
Do you have an oral care checklist?
✅Brush twice a day
✅Floss twice a day
✅Use of Mouthwash
✅Regular dental checkups
If you find any of these check boxes are empty, Call Campus Dentist Waterloo team to get them filled 🎊🤩

Campus Dentist has an exciting news 📣📣
Keeping in mind, the amazing response we got for our OCTOBER promotion
We Campus dentist Waterloo team have decided to extend our promotion for the month of NOVEMBER 👏🏻🥳🥳🥳
All thanks to our valuable patients 🎉🎉
Hurry up and refer your friends to our office for a FREE Professional Teeth Whitening Kit 🤩🤩
Can’t wait to see you all

Year 2020 has been a stressful year for many of us. Have you been suffering from headaches, toothaches or jaw soreness ?
It is possible that you have started grinding your teeth as a result of the extra stress. Wearing a night guard can help alleviate the pain associated with teeth grinding as well as contribute to your overall dental health .
Campus Dentist Waterloo team can help you identify the problem and let you know if a night guard is the right option for you.

Call at 519-888-4607 or email at [email protected] today to book your initial appointment with us

Want to get in touch with us more comfortably??
Campus Dentist Waterloo has now updated their communication system 🥳 📱
Now our valuable patients can get in touch with us simply by texting us via the appointment texts sent to you 😊
We can’t wait to hear from you all 🤩

📢📢📢Campus Dentist Waterloo has a GOOD NEWS 📢📢📢
We are now part of the Gallivan student health and wellness program !!!!
In partnership with your university and your Dental plan administrator we are now offering extended discounts and limited co payments!
If you are a student of Georgian college, Ryerson university, The university of Guelph main and Ridgetown campuses , Ontario tech university and western university graduates, you qualify for this amazing program
Call us at 519-888-4607 or email us at [email protected] to SAVE today 🥳🤩

With Halloween just around the corner we all know our sugar intake is going up 🍭🍬
It’s no secret that all sugar intake is bad for your teeth, but did you know that sugar creates acids that breakdown your tooth enamel? This leads not only to cavities but to other problems as well.Make sure the whole family is brushing their teeth twice a day and flossing. Now is the perfect time to book your an oral routine checkup
Call Campus Dentist Waterloo today at 519-888-4607 or email us at [email protected] to book an appointment

Happy Friday to our Valuable patients!!

As we all are aware that the second surge of COVID-19 is here and we are taking all necessary steps to make our practice as safe as possible for everyone Our team at Campus Dentist Waterloo would like to address all the protocols we are following to make your next dental appointment safe and successful:

-All of our staff members and Dentist are temperature checked twice a day.
-COVID screening survey is sent to all our patients 3 days before the appointment via email.
-All patients are screening at the door- Covid screening questions are asked again, sanitizers are provided and temperature is checked.
-No one with any form of communicable illness is allowed in the office .
- we are limiting crowding waiting area
-Masks are mandatory in the office.
-Only patients with appointments are welcomed. No walk-ins
-All staff members are always wearing masks and our laptops, waiting area is sanitized regularly
-Our dentist, hygienist and assistant are wearing PPE for each appointment
-sanitizers are accessible throughout the office
-our general sanitization and sterilization protocols have always practiced beyond what is required for COVID

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours 🤩🥳
Campus Dentist Waterloo team is thankful for having you all as our valuable patients and we thank you for your business and the opportunity to provide you and your family with quality dental services 🍁

MEET CAMPUS DENTIST STAFF! 🎉😊

Meet Dr. Gurpreet Chattha, a fully licensed general dentist, working at Campus Dentist Waterloo for the last 6 years.
He graduated from The Western University Schulich school of Dentistry in 2012 and has been on a mission to help patients in the community ever since. He is a current member of the Ontario Dental Association, RCDSO and is actively involved in continuing education.
In his time away from the office, Dr. Chattha maintains an active lifestyle by hiking with his wife and son and has been on a personal quest to make the best pizza ever!
Come in to the office and meet our caring and friendly dentist!

HAPPY OCTOBER EVERYONE !
📣 PROMOTION TIME IS HERE📣
Campus Dentist offers our Valuable patients a FREE teeth whitening kit this month with every New Patient exam and Cleaning booked with us 💃💃
Follow these simple steps and be that Lucky one:
1)Like the above post
2)Follow us on Instagram and
3)Tag a friend or few friends in the comments below
Hurry up !!!!
Offer valid till supply lasts
Call us now at 519-888-4607 or email us at [email protected]

Did you ever think how important is a full check up?
Please check, your benefits might fully cover New Patient Examination!

The dental exam is critical to your ongoing oral health—and only your dentist can perform this.

The exam consists, in part, of the dentist looking inside your mouth. In the past, you may not have ever realized an exam was taking place. Perhaps you thought the dentist was checking the work the hygienist had just completed.

Not so. The dentist actually looks in your mouth for things that can affect your oral—and your overall—health. Many of these are things you can't see on your own, but that a dentist is trained to detect. Here is some of what your dentist is looking for during a dental exam:

damaged, missing or decayed teeth
early signs of cavities
condition of your gums, such as periodontal pockets, inflammation or other signs of gum disease (which can lead to tooth and bone loss)
to see how previous dental work such as root canals, fillings and crowns are holding up
early signs of mouth or throat cancer, such as white lesions or blocked salivary glands
other suspicious growths or cysts
position of your teeth (e.g., spacing, bite)
signs that you clench or grind your teeth (a treatable problem that can cause headache or sore jaw and can, if serious, lead to hearing loss and tooth loss)
signs of bleeding or inflammation on your tongue and on the roof or floor of your mouth
the overall health and function of your temporomandibular joint (which joins the jaw to skull), checking for signs of disorders that can cause pain or tenderness
the general condition of the bones in your face, jaw and around your mouth
The dental exam can catch problems early—before you see or feel them—when they are much easier and less expensive to treat.

As well as the visual inspection of your mouth, the exam includes:

a complete medical history so the dentist knows about any health conditions that may affect the success of dental treatments or procedures or that may be associated with oral health problems.
It may also include:

an examination of your neck area, with the dentist feeling the glands and lymph nodes for possible signs of inflammation that could indicate general health problems; and
dental x-rays, if necessary. These can show such problems as cavities under existing fillings, fractures, impacted wisdom teeth, decay under your gum line and bone loss caused by gum disease.
Your dentist may explain what's happening during the exam and give you a summary of the findings. If not, be sure to ask. As patient, you are a full partner in your oral health care.

Checklist

Be Sure to Tell Your Dentist

The more your dentist knows about your overall health, the more effective they can be in addressing your oral health care needs. Be sure to mention:

any new medical conditions you've been diagnosed with since your last visit, such as diabetes or AIDS, even if they don't seem pertinent. Your dentist needs to know to properly manage your treatment and prevention program.
any new medications you're taking (side effects can often include dry mouth and overgrown gums)
if you're pregnant
if you have any allergies
any changes you've noticed in your teeth, such as changes in colour, looseness or position
any changes you've noticed in your gums, such as bleeding when you brush or floss, or changes in appearance
any increased sensitivity to heat, cold or sweets
whether your floss catches on rough edges, causing it to shred
any colour changes in the skin on the inside of your mouth
if you smoke or chew to***co (which increases the likelihood of oral cancer)
if your neck or jaw muscles are tight or if you're aware of clenching or grinding your teeth
if you're nervous about going to the dentist—new ways of doing things have made modern dentistry more comfortable for patients, and talking to your dentist may reassure you and help you feel more relaxed