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WELCOME TO
Park City Dental!

We help patients achieve new smiles using general and cosmetic dentistry at our
family-friendly clinic in Red Deer, Alberta. Our team now offers no-drill laser dentistry to
make your dental visit more comfortable and less intrusive!

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

Park City Dental is a general dental clinic based in Red Deer, Alberta where you’ll meet our dentist Dr. Avi Kurupati and the rest of our friendly team.

Our core philosophy is to treat you like we would our own family. We offer different general dental services such as: 

  • Checkups
  • Oral hygiene cleanings
  • Whitening
  • Restorations (cosmetic and therapeutic)
  • Removable dentures
  • Crowns and bridges
  • Tooth Extractions

Very soon, we hope to offer you even more services such as Orthodontic Treatment and Sedation.

When you visit us, you can be assured that you are in good hands! We are committed to helping you maintain your oral health as an integral part of your overall health and wellness.

Check our services to learn more!

 

WHY CHOOSE US?

Park City Dental believes in simple general dentistry. We give you options and you decide what you are most comfortable with. Our core philosophy is to treat you like we would our own family.

  • Years of experience and education backing our decision making
  • Affordable and mindful of your budget.
  • No heroics, only results!

Park City Dental is pretty much on par with the Alberta Dental Association’s fee guide. We will break down your treatment charges for you so they are crystal clear.

  • We accept all major credit cards and debit cards
  • We accept most if not all insurances and direct bill
  • e-Transfer options also available
  • NO HIDDEN FEES!

TESTIMONIALS

  • I got my dental done, when I visited this place. Doctor is very efficient and staff is very friendly. I love this place. Thank you guys for helping with my tooth ache. I thought i will spoil my trip with tooth ache.

    Kiran K

  • The team at Park City is great. They show a great level of skill and professionalism. I would recommend this friendly dental clinic to anyone and everyone.

    Kyle S

  • From the moment you walk through the door, the incredible team at Park City Dental, treat you like family. Always a positive experience, I am grateful for Dr. Kurupati, Dr. and the extraordinary staff. Thank
    you!!

    Lynette S

  • Love the clinic and the staff! Sometimes the dentist can be a scary place, but I always feel comfortable and at ease here. Thank you to everyone at Park City Dental! you!!

    Erin A

  • Love this clinic! Well worth the drive from Lacombe. If you are thinking of changing dentists I would say HURRY UP, get booked before everyone else figures out how great they are here!!!

    Wendy B

  • We have been going to Park city dental for years, whether it was in this space or her previous. Dr K has joined the practice and we love him too. They are all happy and make you feel at ease. If your looking for a new dentist

    Nicola B

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How often you go for dental exams depends on your oral health needs. The goal is to catch small problems early. For many people, this means a dental exam every six months. Your dentist may suggest that you visit more or less often depending on how well you care for your teeth and gums, problems you have that need to be checked or treated, how fast tartar builds up on your teeth, and so on.
This information is courtesy of the the Canadian Dental Associate. Read their FAQs to know more.

It’s important to get an early start on dental care, so that your child will learn that visiting the dentist is a regular part of health care. The first step is to choose a dentist for your child.
It may be your own dentist or one who specializes in treating children (called a pediatric dentist). Once you have selected a dentist, call the office to find out at what age he or she prefers to see child patients for the first time. CDA encourages the assessment of infants, by a dentist, within 6 months of the eruption of the first tooth or by one year of age.
It’s important to make the first visit a positive experience for your child – one reason why it’s best to visit before a problem develops. If you think there is a problem, however, take your child to the dentist right away, no matter what age.
This information is courtesy of the the Canadian Dental Associate. Read their FAQs to know more.

How often you need to have x-rays also depends on your oral health. A healthy adult who has not had cavities or other problems for a couple of years probably won’t need x-rays at every appointment. If your dental situation is less stable and your dentist is monitoring your progress, you may require more frequent x-rays.
If you are not sure why a particular x-ray is being taken, ask your dentist. Remember that dental x-rays deliver very little radiation; they are a vital tool for your dentist to ensure that small problems don’t develop into bigger ones.
This information is courtesy of the the Canadian Dental Associate. Read their FAQs to know more.

Original dental records belong to the dentist who provided the treatment, and not the patient, because dentists have to keep all of their records for a period of time, as set out by their provincial dental regulatory body. Once you have selected a new dentist, you can request that a copy of your records be transferred from your former dentist.
You may be required to sign a release form from your former dental office and you may also be charged an administrative fee for having your records copied and sent to another dental office. If you have questions about the records transfer process in your province, ask your dentist or contact the provincial dental regulatory body.
This information is courtesy of the the Canadian Dental Associate. Read their FAQs to know more.

“Dental insurance” is not insurance as it is really a prepaid dental benefit plan and are a means to help patients pay for some of their dental treatment. Many Albertans have prepaid dental plans through their employers. Many people refer to these plans as “dental insurance” but they are actually a prepaid dental plan. This means that an employer will determine how much money will be available for dental procedures. Some may, or may not, have restrictions or limitations. What is meant by that is Company A may say spend the prepaid amount on whatever procedures you want throughout the year, Company B may say, of this money, you are only entitled to one dental examination throughout the year. It is extremely important to note that you should understand your prepaid dental plan (dental insurance), prior to visiting the dentist. You can contact your employer or dental plan company to clarify the extent of their coverage.
This information is courtesy of the the Alberta Dental Association and College. Read their FAQs to know more.

PARK DENTAL CLINIC IN NUMBERS

We have been serving the lovely community of Red Deer and many wonderful people from all over for over three decades!
We pride in our long-standing committment to give you the best possible services and at the most affordable means.

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