our practice

The Team

Core Values

We strive to provide a safe and welcoming environment for our community and value best practices and quality treatment. Each patient is special to us and receives the appropriate level of individual attention and care.

Our team’s goal is to promote preventive treatment, as opposed to reactive courses of treatment that may only address symptoms, not causes.

The College Square Difference

Ottawa Dentist uses modern and evidence-based solutions to address our patient’s oral health needs. Our methods are more focused on addressing the root cause of the problem so that your oral health problems don’t resurface.

What To Expect

From your first visit, you’ll feel welcomed and accepted by the College Square staff. From scheduling an appointment to seeing you out, our staff is always ready to assist you. Let’s work together for optimal oral health.

Here’s What You Can Expect From College Square Dental:

Scheduling

Call or email us to book an appointment at a time that best fits your schedule. We offer evening appointments.

First Appointment

Before your first appointment, you’ll be provided with a digital medical history form to complete. The complete exam at a first appointment will evaluate your oral health holistically as a part of your overall health.

We’ll evaluate all of the information collected and present the treatment options available to you along, with the benefits and limitations of each.

Insurance Claims & Assignment of Benefits (AOB)

At College Square Dental, we’ll help make insurance easier by submitting claims on your behalf whenever possible. Some plans allow an Assignment of Benefits (AOB), which authorizes your insurance company to send payment directly to our office.

While we’re happy to assist, insurance coverage is determined by your plan and insurer. Estimates are based on the information available at the time and are not a guarantee of payment. You are responsible for any portion not covered by insurance (including deductibles, co-payments, frequency limits, or services your plan does not cover). If your claim is denied, reduced, delayed, or paid directly to you, any remaining balance is payable.