A: Typically, prices for dental services are set based on the College of Dental Surgeons of Saskatchewan’s Fee Guide. Simpli Dental’s fees range from 10-50% less than those in the fee guide.
A: No, our materials and techniques are the same as those traditionally used by our dentists in other clinics that do not follow the low-cost model.
A: Yes, we work with iFinance a third-party financing provider to make sure you are able to afford the dental treatment you need. To apply click here.
A: You can book an initial appointment online or by emailing our office. You can then book follow-up appointments at our clinic or online. It won’t be as quick as booking online, but you can also phone our office and leave us a voicemail or text us and we will get back to you.
A: We’re a pain in the mouth, we get it, but it all helps our patients save money. We rely on software and don’t have a receptionist tending the phones at all times to help deliver the lowest price possible. If you leave us a voicemail, send a text to our office number, or email to reception@simpli.dental, we will be sure to get back to you as soon as possible.
A: Because we’re clean! Disinfectants used in dental clinics have improved over time and many of the “dentist smelling” ingredients have been removed to help eliminate that well known scent!
A: Probably not, but we’ll try to make your visit pleasant, pain free, and affordable.
Please note that all procedures are completed by a general dentist and not a specialist. Due to variations in individual patient needs and changing oral health conditions, prices are not guaranteed and need to be approved in office prior to and at the time of treatment.
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