Dr. Elizabeth Wong and her team provide dental care for families in Lethbridge and area. She is proud to be part of this very close knit, family oriented and friendly community. Our office goal is to provide individualized comprehensive dental care with compassion and comfort. We want to be a partner in your oral health care so that you will enjoy a lifetime of good dental health.
As we get older it is important to maintaining your dental health is just as important as your overall healthcare. Our experience with seniors allows us to provide many tailored solutions for successful treatment. We offer extensive dentist services for seniors including dentures, sleep apnea appliances and more.
As we get older it is important to maintaining your dental health is just as important as your overall healthcare. Our experience with seniors allows us to provide many tailored solutions for successful treatment. We offer extensive dentist services for seniors including dentures, sleep apnea appliances and more.
Services
Dr. Elizabeth Wong DMD provides extensive family dentist services to Lethbridge and area. We provide services in pediatric dentistry, senior dentistry as well as general family dental care. Whether you are looking for a dentist for yourself, your child, or your loved one; we strive to provide you with dental services that allow you to enjoy life with good dental health.
Dr. Wong is a graduate from the University of Manitoba College of Dentistry. She started off practicing in public health with the city of Calgary focusing on pediatric dentistry, transitioning to private practice and eventually arriving in Lethbridge in 1997. She dedicates herself to providing the finest care to her patients and developing life-long relationships with the families in her practice.
We provide either option of white (composite resin) or silver (amalgam) fillings to our patients. We may recommend one over the other for reasons of strength, longevity, or appearance, but the choice is always yours. Many people feel apprehensive about showing off their smile due to visible "white spots" on their anterior teeth.
The Canadian Dental Association recommends infants be assessed by a dentist as he/she reaches age of one. The goal is to have your child visit the dentist before there is a problem with his or her teeth. In most cases, a dental exam every six months will let your child's dentist catch small problems early.
As we get older it is important to maintaining your dental health is just as important as your overall healthcare. Geriatric dentistry involves services for patients that may have complex medical and social histories who deserve a wide range of services, including restorative, preventative, and diagnostic care.
