Front Street Dental House provides dental implants, oral surgery, general dentistry, orthodontic care, children’s dentistry, teeth whitening, and emergency dental services in Stratford. Contact the office if you would like to discuss a particular treatment or find out which appointment type suits your needs.

A first appointment is an opportunity for our dental team to understand your oral health, dental history, current concerns, and treatment goals. Depending on the reason for your visit, we may review your medical history, examine your teeth and gums, take X-rays when appropriate, and discuss any findings or recommended next steps.

Yes. Front Street Dental House accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). The amount covered varies according to the services provided and your individual coverage; a co-payment or additional charges may apply. Our team can explain how to use your coverage at our Stratford office.

Yes. Front Street Dental House submits eligible claims directly to many dental insurance companies. The amount paid depends on your plan, including its limits and exclusions, and patients remain responsible for any balance not covered.

Front Street Dental House welcomes new patients at 311 Ontario Street, Suite 1, Stratford. You can call the office or book online to select an available appointment time.

Our Stratford dental office welcomes patients from the city and surrounding communities. Front Street Dental House offers preventive, restorative, orthodontic, and other dental services based on individual oral health needs.

Front Street Dental House provides emergency dental assessment and treatment in Stratford. If you have serious tooth pain, swelling, a fractured tooth, or a dental injury, call the office to describe your symptoms and ask about availability. Seek emergency medical attention for difficulty breathing or swallowing.

Front Street Dental House provides dental care for children and adults in Stratford. Our team offers general dentistry and preventive services, along with other treatments when clinically appropriate.

There is no single visit schedule that is right for everyone. The frequency of dental exams and cleanings should be based on your oral health, gum health, cavity risk, dental history, and any treatment or monitoring needs. Your dental team can recommend an interval that fits your situation.

A dental concern may be urgent when it involves severe or persistent pain, significant swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, a knocked-out tooth, dental trauma, or signs of infection. Some broken teeth and other sudden problems also need prompt attention. If you are unsure, contact Front Street Dental House for guidance.

Start by booking an examination. A gap in dental care does not automatically mean extensive treatment is required. Your dentist can assess your current oral health, identify any areas that need attention, and work with you on a practical plan for preventive care or treatment going forward.