Campus Dentist is open to students, staff, faculty, and the public. We always welcome new patients and emergencies.
Patient Portal
MyDentalPortal is our secure online portal for patients at Campus Dentist. With a single click, patients can access all their medical data, health records, order prescription refills, schedule the next appointment without delay or even make a payment on the account. MyDentalPortal provides the following services:
- Ability to view selected portions of your medical record
- Ability to review and update your health information
- Update personal information: address, phone, insurance
- Ability to view your appointments or request appointments
- Make a payment on your account
- Ability to message your care team through a secure inbox function
- Ability to complete and submit questionnaires and other forms to support your care
MyDentalPortal does not replace your relationship with your care team. If you have an immediate health concern during regular business hours, you should contact the clinic by phone to request service.
Dental Health
Oral Health Care and Prevention
Your first visit at our office is designed to get you better acquainted. Read more
Diseases of the
Oral Cavity
Your first visit at our office is designed to get you better acquainted. Read more
Restoring Decayed Teeth
Your first visit at our office is designed to get you better acquainted. Read more
Restore Periodontally Involved Teeth
Your first visit at our office is designed to get you better acquainted. Read more
Replacing Missing Teeth
Your first visit at our office is designed to get you better acquainted. Read more
Cosmetic Dentistry
Your first visit at our office is designed to get you better acquainted. Read more
Orthodontics
Your first visit at our office is designed to get you better acquainted. Read more
Dental Emergency
Your first visit at our office is designed to get you better acquainted. Read more
Our Clinics All Across Canada
Locations
Ontario:
- Campus Optical – McMaster University
- Guelph – Chancellors Way
- Guelph – University of Guelph
- Hamilton – McMaster University
- Kingston – Queen’s University
- Waterloo – University of Waterloo
Saskatchewan:
Oral Health Care and Prevention
Flossing
Flossing is a crucial daily step in maintaining good oral hygiene. Dental floss is a thin string that can be waxed, unwaxed, plain or flavoured. The technique can be awkward to do at first, but with practice, flossing will become easier. Proper brushing and flossing can help dislodge food particles stuck between your teeth, which prevents the formation of bacteria and plaque. Read more
Brushing
Proper brushing is an essential dental care routine for your teeth and gums. To achieve healthy gums and teeth, the American Dental Association recommends brushing your teeth at least twice daily and replacing your toothbrush every three to four months. In addition, you should use fluoride toothpaste and brush for two minutes every time. Read more
Fluoride Treatment
You may not know it, but your food has minerals that are important for your oral health. Fluoride is one of those, and they help to keep your teeth healthy. In some way, your teeth also lose minerals resulting in them being more vulnerable to the attacks of bacteria and sugar. If demineralization is left without treatment, it eventually leads to tooth decay. Read more
Sealant
Dental sealants are also known as tooth coatings because they cover your tooth with a clear thin coating material. Dentists usually apply them on the chewing surfaces of the molars or back teeth because they are more susceptible to bacteria that may lead to cavities. Once you have sealants, it protects your tooth from the harmful effects of food and bacteria. Read more
Preventive Program
Good oral hygiene is essential not only for your dental health but also for your overall health and well-being. Our comprehensive dental hygiene program is designed to preserve your teeth and the supporting structures by preventing the onset, progress, and recurrence of dental disease. Read more
Bad Breath
Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is an unpleasant smell coming from the mouth resulting from an underlying health problem. It can be a temporary problem or a chronic condition that can easily be prevented, managed or treated—several factors including diet, habits, poor oral health and other underlying conditions. In addition to a bad smell in your mouth, you may also notice a bad taste in your mouth. Read more
Blog Post
Contact Us
For general questions, please send us a message and we’ll get right back to you.
©2023 All Rights Reserved CampusDentist.com
Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Sitemap
A Dentistfind Website