Most of Richmond's dental offices sit above street level. The professional floors of the No. 3 Road towers, the medical-dental buildings near Richmond Hospital and the second storeys of the Golden Village malls hold the bulk of them, with the rest distributed one or two to a neighbourhood plaza at Blundell, Seafair, Broadmoor, Ironwood and Steveston.
General practice, hygiene, orthodontics, implants, oral surgery, paediatric dentistry and same-day emergency appointments are all represented, and multilingual service is common rather than notable. Evening and Saturday hours matter to a commuting city, so they are listed wherever the practice publishes them, alongside phone, address and the neighbourhood.
Steveston Village practice with an unusually preventive slant: guided biofilm therapy, saliva pH testing and airway or sleep-breathing assessment alongside standard fillings, crowns and orthodontics. Oral sedation available for longer visits.
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General and cosmetic dentistry inside Blundell Centre, sharing a parking lot with the mall's grocery and pharmacy. Open six days a week including Saturday afternoons, which suits families who cannot get away during weekday working hours.
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Second-floor general dental office on Westminster Highway, minutes from Richmond City Hall and the Canada Line. Routine exams and hygiene, extractions with follow-up care, nightguards and whitening. Convenient if you work in the City Centre core.
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General dental office in the Coppersmith plaza on Steveston Highway in south Richmond, currently taking new patients. Fillings and cleanings through to implants, root canals, Invisalign and emergency visits, with sedation available if needed.
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A Steveston Village practice that has treated local families since 1983, a few blocks from the waterfront. General checkups and hygiene alongside implants, Invisalign, laser work and snoring appliances, with kids seen in the same visit as parents.
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Practice in the Ironwood complex in south Richmond that leans toward implants, cosmetic smile design and Invisalign. Sedation and laughing gas are offered, which makes it a common pick for anxious patients and longer treatment appointments.
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Small long-established practice on No. 3 Road, running since 1976 under Dr. Billy Yu. Covers exams, fillings, crowns and bridges, root canals, dentures, wisdom teeth and Invisalign, with the low-turnover feel of a single-dentist office.
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Dental office inside CF Richmond Centre, open seven days a week so you can book around shopping or a Canada Line trip. General and emergency dentistry, root canals, implants, braces and Invisalign, and it takes most major insurance plans.
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Steveston practice led by Dr. James Cadigan, mixing everyday dentistry with cosmetic work such as veneers, whitening and invisible braces. Also offers sedation, laser treatment and TMJ care for jaw pain that other offices refer elsewhere.
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Neighbourhood dental office in the Seafair Shopping Centre, serving west Richmond since 1981. Handles wisdom tooth removal, implants and emergencies alongside regular cleanings, bills insurance directly and accepts the federal CDCP plan.
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Long-running general practice on Steveston Highway, open since 1973, handling exams, fillings, crowns, root canals and bridges. Also does whitening, veneers, periodontics and implants, so most work stays in-house instead of being referred out.
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Family practice upstairs at Terra Nova Village, in business since 1983 and at this plaza since it opened in 1999. Does hygiene, crowns, dentures, implants and both wire and Invisalign orthodontics. Staff speak Cantonese, Mandarin and Taiwanese.
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