COVID-19 Update

Our offices have re-opened. You will notice a few changes.

• You will need to sanitize your hands and wear a mask when entering the clinic (please bring your own mask).
• You must attend appointment alone unless assistance required.
• Please arrive only 5 minutes prior to your appointment.

Please call us immediately to reschedule your appointment if you have had or are experiencing any of the following symptoms: fever, cough, fatigue, loss of taste or smell; or if you have been in contact with anyone experiencing these symptoms or has been diagnosed with Covid-19.

If you have any questions, please call us at 857-0888.

Nos cabinets sont ouverts. Vous allez remarquer quelques changements.

• Vous devez vous laver les mains et porter un masque quand vous arrivez à la clinique (svp apportez votre propre masque).
• Vous devez assister à votre rendez-vous seul sauf si une assistance est requise.
• SVP arrivez seulement 5 minutes à l’avance pour votre rendez-vous.

Veuillez nous appeler immédiatement pour remettre votre rendez-vous si vous avez eu ou présentez l’un des symptômes suivants : fièvre, toux, fatigue, perte de goût ou d’odeur; ou si vous avez été en contact avec une personne présentant ces symptômes ou ayant reçu un diagnostic de Covid-19.

Si vous avez des questions, veuillez nous appeler au 857-0888.

We take your health and the health of our staff members seriously. We have a number of systems in place throughout our practice to protect you and staff members. Here are a few of the precautions we take every day.

Pre-screening

We will continue to pre-screen patients using the latest guidance from The New Brunswick Department of Health and the New Brunswick Dental Society. The initial pre-screening will take place over the phone and you’ll be assessed again when you arrive at the office. We ask that all patients who are feeling sick to please reschedule.

Social distancing

We’ve arranged the schedule to reduce wait times. Please make every effort to arrive on time for your appointment. If you encounter another patient or staff member, please do your best to maintain two metres of space between you at all times.

Office disinfection

High touch surfaces throughout the office are wiped down regularly. Magazines and toys have been removed from the waiting room. Between patients, the consultation room is cleaned and disinfected, and surface barriers are replaced.

Sterilization

All tools are either disposable or thoroughly sterilized between patients. We’re proud to uphold rigorous sterilization procedures at our office.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

All our dental healthcare professionals wear personal protective equipment to protect themselves and patients.

What is a dental emergency?

A dental emergency is something that should be looked at right away. An emergency includes:

• oral-facial trauma caused by an accident or blow to the face
• prolonged bleeding of the mouth, tongue or cheek that lasts for longer than 15-10 mins
• significant infection
• pain that cannot be managed by over-the-counter medications

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.