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Where Compassion Meets Excellence
We strive to make every dental visit simple and comfortable for you. Our dental clinic in Winnipeg works gently to help keep your teeth and gums healthy. We also teach you easy ways to take care of your mouth at home. Our clinic welcomes everyone—kids, teens, adults, and seniors. We provide many dental services in one place, like checkups, cleanings, fillings, and more. You can find us just one block west of Isabel Street at 530 Notre Dame Avenue.
We offer free parking to make your visit easier. Our clinic uses up-to-date dental tools to give you safe and proper care. We understand life can be busy, so we’re open on weekends too. We also offer financing options if your insurance doesn’t cover the full cost or you are uninsured. Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve been here before, we’re here to help you and your family stay healthy. Your comfort and care matter to us, and we’re happy to see you whenever you need us.
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We're Now Accepting New Patients
We are accepting new patients at our conveniently located dental clinic in Winnipeg. We know that it can be difficult to find the time to come in for regular dental check-ups so we are also open on Evenings and Saturdays. So, no one has to miss work or school. We serve patients as young as 2 years old, to patients of 103 years.
Our dentist in Winnipeg offer comprehensive dental care such as: general dentistry, check-ups, dental cleanings, fillings, emergency dentistry, extractions, bridges, dentures, root canals, implants, and Invisalign. Moreover, we offer dental sedation services for patients who prefer to be asleep during dental treatments. Anesthesia is available for patients over the age of 12, and nitrous sedation is available for those 12 years of age and under.
Meet Our Winnipeg Dentist Near You
Dr. George Loewen
Dr. Loewen is a gentle and trusted Winnipeg dentist with strong training and years of real experience. He grew up in Winnipeg and earned his science degree from the University of Winnipeg.
He later graduated from the University of Manitoba College of Dentistry with honors. Before becoming a dentist, Dr. Loewen worked for two years as a firefighter and paramedic at Station 5 in Winnipeg. That time shaped his approach to care—hands-on, calm, and focused on people. He knows how to handle urgent situations and make patients feel safe. He got his advanced hospital training in Minnesota through the University of Manitoba’s dental residency program. There, he learned how to manage surgeries like tooth removal, implants, and wisdom teeth extractions.
He’s also trained in using sedation to help patients feel relaxed and at ease. For patients who need full sleep during treatment, Dr. Loewen works with Dr. Daya, the Head of Anesthesia at Grace Hospital. This means patients can rest fully during longer or more complex visits. A registered nurse is always on hand to help patients recover safely after deep sleep.
Dr. Loewen has also taught other dentists how to handle emergencies in the dental office. He has taught surgery to dental students at the Mount Carmel Clinic in Winnipeg. Today, he focuses on safe, pain-free care. He uses his training and past experience to help each patient feel calm and confident.
What Sets Us Apart in Dental Care?
Experienced Team
Our dentists and staff have many years of experience. We know how to care for your teeth safely and gently. We create a calm and kind space where patients of all ages can feel relaxed during visits.
Patient Education
We take time to explain everything in a way that makes sense to you. You’ll always understand what’s happening with your teeth, your treatment options and the benefits of each option.
Advanced Technology
We use modern dental techniques & technology that help us identify potential issues early and treat them better, less invasively, so you are more comfortable.
Affordable Care
We follow the Manitoba dental fee guide to provide affordable dental care for our patients. Along with it we also provide coverage under CDCP to make dental care convenient and accessible for patients of all ages.
All Services in One Place
From routine exams and cleanings, to dental emergencies and more complex treatments—we offer full-service dental care under one roof, so you don’t need to go anywhere else. We’re here to help you smile with confidence.
Dental Clinic Near You Providing Quality Dental Services
Our friendly and experienced dental team is ready to take care of you and your family at our dental practice. Our dentist near you and the entire staff are excited to welcome you! We provide a wide range of dental services to help keep your smile healthy and dazzling. Here’s a quick overview of what we provide:
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Meet Our Winnipeg Dental Team
At our clinic, we work hard to make sure you get the care you need in a safe and clean space. Our dentists and staff are gentle, patient, and always ready to listen. We take the time to explain each step, so you know what’s happening during your treatment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should children first see a dentist?
Once the first tooth appears we recommend booking their first visit, or by the time they are 1.
What causes bad breath?
Bad breath (“halitosis”) can be caused by lack of moisture, low salivary flow, poor oral health, and bacteria interaction.
How often should I visit dentist for a dental checkup?
We recommend a dental checkup at least once or twice a year.
How can my cracked tooth be fixed?
Many oral problems won’t show their symptoms until they have progressed to more advanced stages. By the time your tooth starts to hurt, the cavity has already compromised layers of your tooth to cause inflammation or infection.
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