Pure North Dental Clinic
1711 4th Street SW. Suite 306 T2S 1V8 Calgary, AB, Canada

We are moving! We are pleased to announce that Pure North Dental has joined Mission Dental Centre. We have moved the clinic to a new location in the Beltline/Mission area, located just 1km from our former home - The Mustard Seed. The professional building offers easy access, a new layout and convenient free parking. At the new location, we are joining a group of dentists. Dr. Andrew Yegorovykh, hygienists will continue to look after your needs. Now we will have the additional... support of like-minded colleagues and offer more flexible hours. We value you as a patient and hope you will come to our new location for all your dental care needs. The dental team Dr. Andrew, Tej etc.and new friendly team members - will be happy to greet you and do the new clinic tour. We will continue to provide the best care possible. We hope to make the transition as smooth as possible for you. We are grateful for your strong support, for your trust and the pleasure of working with you. We look forward to seeing you at our new location. If you have any questions or just want to say Hi, please feel free to call, shoot us an email or drop by. Thank you for being a part of our dental family. We hope to continue to care for your dental needs for many years to come. New Office Location: Mission Dental Centre #306,1711-4th Street SW, Calgary AB T2S 1V8 (403) 571-0035

Inconsistent brushing = caries and gum disease. Aggressive brushing = gum recessions. It is important to be consistent, but not overly aggressive. This presenta...tion shows the right type of movement - always AWAY from the gum. We are happy to provide customized advice if you need one - request an appointment here: https://www.purenorthdental.ca/contact.html

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Take care of your smile! Which of these habits do you need to work on?

The new food guide promotes drinking water instead of sugary drinks, which is great for your oral health (and overall health)!

It's important to think about a child's oral health from an early age.

The health risks of tobacco are widely known, but not many are aware of the risks of e-cigarettes.

About 40% of kids are using too much toothpaste. Take a moment to review the guidelines if you have small children at home.

Research reveals yet another reason to take care of your teeth and gums.

A new study has found a possible link between the bacteria associated with gum disease and Alzheimer's.

Your teeth are strong, but not indestructible. Maintaining a simple dental hygiene routine will go a long way in protecting your oral health. Booking your next dental visit is a great place to start!

You can book online anytime, even when our office is closed!

Researchers have found that individuals with gum disease are 20% less likely to reach healthy blood pressure ranges, compared with patients in good oral health.