Exeter Dental Care
53 Main Street South N0M 1S1 Exeter, ON, Canada

Update to our entry procedure: With fall and winter coming we ask that all patients arriving call or text us when they arrive. You will be given a number from OP-1 to OP-8. Please watch for us coming to the front doors to retrieve you as changing into outer wear for every patient is not feasible.

We are currently available to book regular appointments. Please note: 1) You must fill out all forms prior to arrival. You will receive an email link for this. IF you cannot complete the forms you MUST contact the office and set up an alternative 2) You will have to wear a mask to the appointment and at all times when you are in the office. Your mask will be removed for dental care only. 3) You will have to answer screening questions prior to booking and arrival. 4) You will ...have your temperature taken prior to coming into the office 5 The waiting room is CLOSED. If you require a helper for your appointment or are a parent of a small child you must let the office know ahead of time so we can book a space for that person during your appointment. All visitors are subject to the same rules as patients. 6) You will have to call the office when you arrive and wait in your vehicle. IF the temperature is unreasonable we will do our best to accommodate. See more

Monday June 22, 2020 our Hygienists will be returning in a very limited capacity. Please be patient as we have a three month backlog of patients, some with greater health need than others. We ask that you do not call the office for an appointment if you do not have a dental emergency.

Subject: FW: Guidelines for the distribution of Aligners Dear Dr. Warner,... Thank you for contacting Practice Advisory. As you know, all dentists in Ontario are directed by the College and by the Ministry of Health as follows: All non-essential and elective dental services are suspended immediately. Emergency treatment should continue. This directive includes, with very rare exceptions, all orthodontic treatment. On March 23, the College provided advice to its members on what constitutes a dental emergency. What is a "true emergency situation"? In dentistry, a true emergency situation includes oral-facial trauma, significant infection, prolonged bleeding or pain which cannot be managed by over-the-counter medications. Distribution of orthodontic aligners does not fall within the definition of emergency treatment. Therefore, you advice to patients wearing aligners is in accordance with College/Ministry direction. Stay well and safe, Dr Sandy Bennett, BDS, DDPH, MSc, DGrt Dental Consultant Professional Conduct and Regulatory Affairs Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario 6 Crescent Road, Toronto, ON M4W 1T1

Thank you to all of our patients for your understanding. We are very lucky to have such a fantastic community! We continue to work through our backlog of patients. We are not offering Hygiene Services at this time. If you have a dental emergency or are concerned about your oral health please call, text, or email the office.

We are now available to see patients in a reduced capacity. Due to our extended closure, we will be seeing those patients with greater need first. Due to new procedures and protocols all future appointments will be cancelled and moved. WE WILL CALL YOU. Please do not call the office at this time to change your appointment. Emergency patients should still contact the office to book an appointment. An emergency is pain that cannot be controlled by over the counter medications, swelling, bleeding and trauma. Thank you to all of you for your patience and continued support. We cant wait to see your smiles again!

Dentists in Ontario are NOT opening on Tuesday. Our office remains closed to all but emergency services. We understand how difficult this is for all of our patients. We are actively preparing our office and staff for when we can welcome everyone back. We are not booking ANY appointments for non-emergency care at this time. We are flagging every patient that has had an appointment cancelled or has called the office to book an appointment.

The office remains closed to the public. Some of you may notice more vehicles in the parking lot as we ready our clinic for new challenges we will face when we can see all of our patients again. Thank you all for continuing to support us and for your patience.

Dental health is critical to maintaining your overall health and immune system, so now more than ever you should be brushing twice a day and flossing. It could ...save you an emergency trip to the dentist. Learn more about taking care of your teeth when your dentist may not be available at https://bit.ly/3dZefQW See more

Subject: FW: Guidelines for the distribution of Aligners Dear Dr. Warner,... Thank you for contacting Practice Advisory. As you know, all dentists in Ontario are directed by the College and by the Ministry of Health as follows: All non-essential and elective dental services are suspended immediately. Emergency treatment should continue. This directive includes, with very rare exceptions, all orthodontic treatment. On March 23, the College provided advice to its members on what constitutes a dental emergency. What is a "true emergency situation"? In dentistry, a true emergency situation includes oral-facial trauma, significant infection, prolonged bleeding or pain which cannot be managed by over-the-counter medications. Distribution of orthodontic aligners does not fall within the definition of emergency treatment. Therefore, you advice to patients wearing aligners is in accordance with College/Ministry direction. Stay well and safe, Dr Sandy Bennett, BDS, DDPH, MSc, DGrt Dental Consultant Professional Conduct and Regulatory Affairs Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario 6 Crescent Road, Toronto, ON M4W 1T1

The Office is closed the week of: April 6 - April 11 IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY... Call the office and leave a message on the emergency line and we will call you back to discuss your options.

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The Office is CLOSED. If you have a dental emergency please call the office and leave a message on our emergency line. We will call you back to advise you of the options available to you.

Update from the Ontario Dental Association.

I am sad to report that until April 1 we will be closed for all non-emergency services. Please call, email, or text us ASAP to move your appointments. We are actively screening all persons prior to each appointment. Ensure you have spoken with a staff member prior to arrival.

In order to slow the spread of Covid-19, we are asking all patients with ANY of the following symptoms to move their appointments to at least 14 days after symp...toms have ended: 1) Fever 2) Coughing 3) Sneezing 4) Trouble Breathing. In addition, any patients that have travelled to countries graded at a level 2 or higher risk category are asked to move their appointment to at least 14 days after arriving home assuming they are asymptomatic. This list will change on an ongoing basis. Current countries: Italy China Iran South Korea Japan We are also screening patients as they arrive. SHOULD YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY and ARE symptomatic - Call the office and the public health unit for assistance.

If you are experiencing cold or flu like symptoms please move your appointment. There is never a charge for being sick. Lets all work together to keep Exeter healthy!

We are CLOSED from December 21 - 29th HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!We are CLOSED from December 21 - 29th HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program is now live. For more information: https://www.ontario.ca/page/dental-care-low-income-seniors

The office is closed for Thanksgiving October 14, 2019.The office is closed for Thanksgiving October 14, 2019.

We will be closed for Labour Day - September 2, 2019. Wishing you all a fantastic long weekend!We will be closed for Labour Day - September 2, 2019. Wishing you all a fantastic long weekend!

We still have openings for our MOUTHGUARD CLINIC August 26, 2019We still have openings for our MOUTHGUARD CLINIC August 26, 2019

We will be hosting our annual Mouth Guard Clinic August 26, 2019. $55.00 Non-Patients welcome.We will be hosting our annual Mouth Guard Clinic August 26, 2019. $55.00 Non-Patients welcome.

The office will be closed on July 1 for Canada Day Celebrations!The office will be closed on July 1 for Canada Day Celebrations!

We are changing the software at our office. Please note there may be some disruption in our e-services.We are changing the software at our office. Please note there may be some disruption in our e-services.

Please note: The office will be closed May 16th - May 20. Have a wonderful long weekend!Please note: The office will be closed May 16th - May 20. Have a wonderful long weekend!

Our Office will be closed Good Friday (April 19) & Easter Monday (April 22)Our Office will be closed Good Friday (April 19) & Easter Monday (April 22)

We are closed Family Day. Hope everyone has the opportunity to spend some time with those closest to them!

Reminder: The office is closed the week of Christmas! (December 24 - 28)

The office will be closed this Monday October 8, 2018 for Thanksgiving Monday. The office will be closed this Monday October 8, 2018 for Thanksgiving Monday.

Sport Guard Clinics coming SOON!!!! FIRST CLINIC DATE IS JULY 13TH! CALL TO BOOK YOUR IMPRESSION TIME!