Dentists in Windsor, ON
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600 Tecumseh Dental
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Affinity Dental Centres Windsor
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Ambassador Dental Group
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Bridge Dental
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Cabana Dental
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Dougall Dental Centre
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Dr. D. Aversa & Dr. D. Ceccacci Family Dentistry
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East Wyandotte Dental
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Evolve Dental - Dr. Derek Aversa
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Friedl Dentistry
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Harvey Dental
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Madison Dental Windsor
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Malden Dental
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Odonto Dental Windsor
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Ottawa Street Dental
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Rose City Dental
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Roseland Family Dental
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South Walker Dental
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The Avenue Dental Centre
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Walkerville Dental
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Wonsch Dental Windsor
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Dentists in Windsor at a glance
Compare 21 dental offices in Windsor, ON, with 21 dentists in total.
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- 21 dentists
Frequently asked questions
How many dentists are in Windsor, ON?
We list 21 dental offices with 21 dentists in Windsor.
How do I choose a dentist in Windsor?
Check that the office is accepting new patients and takes your insurance or coverage plan, compare hours with your schedule, and ask about the cost of a first exam and X-rays when you call.
Do Windsor dentists accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?
Many do, but participation is voluntary. Ask the office whether it accepts CDCP, bills Sun Life directly and charges above the CDCP fee grid.
What should I do in a dental emergency?
Call a dental office as early in the day as possible and describe your symptoms. Go to a hospital emergency department or call 911 for facial swelling spreading toward the eye or neck, trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or a jaw injury.
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