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Serving all of Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge's dental needs through Bridgeport Weber Dental, Franklin Dental and Uptown Dental.

Welcome to KWC Dental

At KWC Dental, we are committed to excellence. As your dental health professionals, your oral health is our priority. Having proudly served Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge for over 20 years, our team is dedicated to top quality dental care. Visit us at Bridgeport Weber Dental, Uptown Dental or Franklin Dental. Your dream smile is within reach!

NOW WELCOMING CDCP PATIENTS - CANADIAN DENTAL CARE PLAN

 
 

KWC Dental welcomes patients covered by the Government of Canada’s Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Starting May 2024, we're proud to offer accessible dental care to households earning under $90,000 annually and lacking private insurance. Benefit from coverage for preventive and therapeutic treatments, ensuring optimal oral health and well-being. Don't miss out—apply online or by phone!

 
 
 

Specialty Procedures

 
 

Sedation Services

We understand that many people have anxiety about going to the dentist. Sedation eases your worries and helps you relax in the dental chair during treatment. For certain surgical procedures, the dentist will recommend sedation. If you are afraid of dental treatment, are prone to soreness in the mouth, have resistance to local anaesthetic, or have general anxiety, you should consider sedation.

KWC Dental Cleanic

Oral Surgery & Implants

For all surgical procedures, patients may discuss sedation options with a dentist. One day after surgery, we give a “care call” to check up on our patients. There is often a follow-up appointment one week after treatment to remove sutures, answer any questions or concerns, and ensure your comfort and well-being. For more information, you can connect with our dentists in Kitchener. 

Sleep Apnea

Loud snoring is the most common sign of sleep apnea. If snoring keeps waking you up at night, you may have obstructive sleep apnea. This condition has been linked to chronic fatigue, reduced resistance to infection, and often depression. Untreated sleep apnea can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, high blood pressure, and other major health issues. Be sure to connect with us.