Dentistry you can see clearly.
A modern family dental clinic in Kensington. Clear information before you book, screens at every chair so you see what we see, and fees explained before any treatment begins.
Kensington, Calgary
Evenings Mon–Thu
Direct billing available
What we do, explained in plain language.
Each service page describes what the treatment involves, how long a visit usually takes and what to expect afterwards. Your dentist discusses options and costs with you before anything is scheduled.
Exams & Cleanings
A check-up with digital X-rays when indicated, a hygiene cleaning and a review of anything we find on screen with you.
Emergency Appointments
Toothache, a broken tooth or swelling. We keep same-day time every weekday and explain the options before treating.
Fillings
Tooth-coloured composite fillings to repair decay or small chips. Usually completed in one visit with local anaesthetic.
Crowns & Bridges
Restoring heavily worn or broken teeth. We scan digitally instead of taking impressions, and explain the material choices.
Clear Aligner Options
A consultation that explains whether clear aligners suit your bite, what treatment involves and the alternatives.
Children's Dentistry
First visits from age one, gentle check-ups, sealants and fluoride where appropriate, and time to get comfortable with the chair.
Teeth Whitening
In-clinic and take-home whitening options. We explain what whitening can and cannot change, and check suitability first.
Root Canal Treatment
Treating infection inside a tooth so it can be kept. We explain the steps, the number of visits and aftercare clearly.
Yes, we accept the CDCP. Here is what to bring.
Many of our patients are new to dental coverage through the Canadian Dental Care Plan. We're a participating clinicSample, and our front desk handles the plan paperwork with you.
You see what we see.
The clinic is set up so that nothing about your care is hidden. Every chair has a screen, and every image we take is shown and explained to you.
Digital X-rays and 3D imaging
Digital sensors use a lower radiation dose than film and show on screen immediately. 3D imaging is used when a dentist needs more detail, for example before an implant or a complex root canal.
Intraoral scanner, no impression trays
A small camera builds a digital model of your teeth in a few minutes. It replaces impression material for crowns, aligners and night guards, and you can see the model on screen.
Chairside screens and written estimates
Photos from the intraoral camera, X-rays and treatment options are reviewed with you at the chair. Any treatment plan comes with a written estimate before you decide.
Registered dentists and hygienists, listed as registered.
Credentials are shown exactly as registered with the College of Dental Surgeons of Alberta and the College of Registered Dental Hygienists of Alberta.
Dr. Amira Haddad
DDS · General Dentist · Registered, CDSAGraduated from the University of Alberta. Practising in Calgary since 2014, with a focus on family and preventive dentistry.
Dr. Kevin Zhou
DMD · General Dentist · Registered, CDSAGraduated from the University of British Columbia. Provides restorative care, root canal treatment and clear aligner consultations.
Jenna Moore
RDH · Registered Dental Hygienist · CRDHALeads the hygiene team. Cleanings, periodontal maintenance, sealants and home-care coaching for children and adults.
Know exactly what happens before you arrive.
Complete intake online
Medical history, insurance and consent forms take about six minutes on your phone. Done before you arrive, there's no clipboard at the desk.
Check-in and X-rays if needed
Arrive five minutes early. If X-rays are indicated, they're taken digitally and appear on your chairside screen.
Exam and conversation
Your dentist reviews the images with you, explains anything found, and discusses options. Nothing is scheduled without your agreement.
Cleaning and written plan
Most first visits include a hygiene cleaning. You leave with a written summary and estimate for any recommended treatment.
Tap a row to try it. Real forms are encrypted, stored under Alberta privacy requirements and shared only with your care team.
Pick a visit, a day and a time. Done in about a minute.
Requests are confirmed by text within business hours. For emergencies, call 403-555-0177 and we'll find same-day time.
Kensington, two minutes from the CTrain.
10 St NW, Kensington, Calgary AB. Street level, step-free entrance. Free patient parking in the lot behind the building, and Sunnyside Station is a two-minute walk.
Straight answers before you book.
For anything about your own teeth or symptoms, please call 403-555-0177 and speak with the clinical team.
Are you accepting new patients?
Yes. New patient exams are usually available within a week, and we hold same-day time for emergencies every weekday. Book online or call.
Do you accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan?
Yes, we are a participating CDCP clinic and bill the plan directly for covered services. Bring your CDCP member card or number and your Alberta Health Care card. Coverage levels depend on your adjusted family net income and some services need pre-authorization; we explain any co-payment before treatment. Official details are at canada.ca/dental.
Do you offer direct billing to insurance?
Yes, to most Canadian insurance plans. Bring your insurance card, and we submit claims electronically at the end of your visit. You pay only the portion your plan doesn't cover.
How are fees set?
Fees are explained before any treatment and provided in writing on request. Alberta publishes a dental fee guide as a reference; our fees are available at the front desk, and your estimate will show the codes and amounts before you decide.
What if I have dental anxiety?
Tell us when you book. We allow extra time, explain each step before it happens, and you can pause at any point. Options to help you relax during treatment can be discussed with your dentist.
What should I do in a dental emergency?
Call 403-555-0177. During opening hours we'll give you same-day time. Outside hours, the line gives instructions and an on-call contact. For facial swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, go to the nearest emergency department.