Located in the heart of New Westminster, Columbia Square Dental is a modern, comfortable and welcoming dental facility that strives to make each patient's visit relaxed and stress-free. We're conveniently located on Columbia Street, near the New Westminster Skytrain Station. Our skilled and knowledgeable dentists offer a variety of Cosmetic, General and Sedation Dentistry options such as Fillings, Restorations, Surgical Root Canals, Teeth Whitening, Invisalign, Crowns and Bridges to optimize your oral health and your smile. Our dentists, hygienists and certified dental providers use state-of-the-art technology to give you the best possible dental experience. We want you to feel good about your smile, so visit us today. Columbia Square Dental in New Westminster is a proud member of the 123 Dentist community network of dentists and is open to new patients. To make an appointment, call today or book online!more...See more text
I had some pain and they were able to get me in right away. I thought the staff were nice and was treated great. I left with my teeth taken care of and I felt great. I brought my daughter there after and she was well taken care of and enjoyed the experience as well
Perhaps one of the worst dental offices I've been to. After getting done two fillings, both of them got infected. I went to see the dentist immediately, he prescribed me antibiotics and said something about the nerves being too exposed in both teeth. So they quoted me two root canals ON TOP of what I've paid already for the fillings!
Hello, and thank you for your feedback. We're sorry that you feel you have had a bad experience with us and we hope that we can help somewhat with our response.
Firstly, we are happy to offer you a free follow up appointment to best address your concerns. Please ask for Nicole and mention your review when contacting the clinic by phone or email so that we can get everything set up for you.
To address your concerns, the choice between fillings and root canals is always on a case-by-case basis, and every tooth in each patient is different. Temperature sensitivity doesn't necessarily mean that someone needs a root canal, but it can be a symptom of something that is bad enough to require a root canal.
If someone has a large cavity, and it's big enough that drilling the decay out and filling it would compromise the wall of the tooth, then the dentist is more likely to recommend a root canal. But 'big enough' is subjective and depends on the tooth and where it's placed in your mouth.
Hopefully this has helped your understanding , and hopefully we can figure out a solution for you very soon. In the future, please feel free to contact us directly with your concerns so we can address them even quicker.
Thank you,
Nicole Chang
