Our Location in Edmonton

Visit our South Edmonton Location

Our Convenient Location

Find us conveniently located just off of Whitemud Drive in Southgate Centre.

Where to park?

We’re located in a shopping plaza with ample free, easy to find parking.

Address

10831 51 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB T6H 5T1

Contact Information

Hours

Monday
7 AM8 PM
Tuesday
7 AM8 PM
Wednesday
8 AM8 PM
Thursday
7 AM8 PM
Friday
8 AM4 PM
Saturday
8 AM2:30 PM
Sunday
Closed

Our Office

For Your Convenience

For Your Convenience

  • Free parking
  • Free wifi
  • Evening and weekend hours
  • Accessibility for people of different abilities
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For Kids

For Kids

  • Children’s playroom with a TV
  • Ceiling mounted TVs
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For You

For You

  • Blankets for your comfort (washed after every use)
  • Ceiling mounted TVs
  • Refreshment station
  • Magazines for your enjoyment
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  • Free parking
  • Free wifi
  • Evening and weekend hours
  • Accessibility for people of different abilities
  • Children’s playroom with a TV
  • Ceiling mounted TVs
  • Blankets for your comfort (washed after every use)
  • Ceiling mounted TVs
  • Refreshment station
  • Magazines for your enjoyment

Our Services

You should love your smile! Southgate Dental Centre can help you achieve the smile you’ve always wanted with esthetic dentistry. Ask us about our whitening and veneer services!

Esthetic Dentistry

If you have a broken or weak tooth, it may need a little TLC. Dental crowns improve the look, shape, and function of damaged teeth. Ask us about our restorative dentistry at Southgate Dental.

Crowns

Straighten your smile with Invisalign! This revolutionary aligner is a clear, affordable alternative to traditional braces and is suitable for patients of all ages. Ask us how Invisalign can help you.

Invisalign

At some point, you may need dental surgery. From tooth extractions to root canals, you can trust your experienced surgical team at Southgate Dental. Ask us how we can make your procedure comfortable.

Dental Surgery

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Our Blog

What Does a Cracked Tooth Feel Like?

Dental Surgery & ProceduresOral Health

What Does a Cracked Tooth Feel Like?

Dental Surgery & ProceduresOral Health

Cracked teeth are more common than you might think. They can happen whenever you bite or chew on something hard, experience any trauma to the face, and over time, grinding can cause cracks. These cracks can range from minor surface lines to severe fractures that require immediate attention. Fortunately, your dentist can help—but how do […]

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November 26, 2024
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Dr. Kevin Hamm

Cracked teeth are more common than you might think. They can happen whenever you bite or chew on something hard, experience any trauma to the face, and over time, grinding can cause cracks. These cracks can range from minor surface lines to severe fractures that require immediate attention. Fortunately, your dentist can help—but how do […]

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Is Chewing Ice Bad for Your Teeth?

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Is Chewing Ice Bad for Your Teeth?

Oral Health

Chewing ice can cause a number of negative effects on your teeth, including fractures, enamel damage, and increased sensitivity. This is because ice is hard. When you chew on it, the pressure and force can cause fractures in your teeth. These fractures can lead to more serious dental problems. […]

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October 15, 2024
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Dr. Kevin Hamm

Chewing ice can cause a number of negative effects on your teeth, including fractures, enamel damage, and increased sensitivity. This is because ice is hard. When you chew on it, the pressure and force can cause fractures in your teeth. These fractures can lead to more serious dental problems. […]

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Is Lemon Water Bad for Teeth?

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Is Lemon Water Bad for Teeth?

Oral Health

The truth is that lemon water can have both positive and negative effects on teeth, depending on how it is consumed. On one hand, the vitamin C found in lemons can help fight bacteria in the mouth and promote healthy gums. However, the high acidity of lemon juice can erode tooth enamel and dentin if consumed in excess or sipped frequently throughout the day. […]

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September 17, 2024
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Dr. Kevin Hamm

The truth is that lemon water can have both positive and negative effects on teeth, depending on how it is consumed. On one hand, the vitamin C found in lemons can help fight bacteria in the mouth and promote healthy gums. However, the high acidity of lemon juice can erode tooth enamel and dentin if consumed in excess or sipped frequently throughout the day. […]

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