If you are new to Holistic Smiles, this page brings the practical details together in one place: how to begin, what to prepare, how the first appointment is structured, and what to know about fees and insurance before you book.
You do not need to arrive knowing what treatment you need. Start with the reason you are booking. The appropriate assessment and any recommended next steps can be determined after Dr. Kaur understands the concern and relevant clinical information.
Call the practice at (780) 437-4816 and explain what is bringing you in.
Routine care, a specific dental concern, a second opinion, jaw or bite concerns, or another service may require a different starting appointment.
Holistic Smiles currently asks patients to complete a comprehensive medical history form before the initial consultation so relevant health information can be reviewed.
The first appointment begins with context: what you have noticed, what you are concerned about and what you want help understanding.
Payment is due at the appointment. Holistic Smiles does not accept payment directly from insurers, although the practice can assist with claim submission or provide the necessary codes and paperwork.
Routine care, a specific dental concern, a second opinion, jaw or bite concerns, or another service may require a different starting appointment.
Holistic Smiles currently asks patients to complete a comprehensive medical history form before the initial consultation so relevant health information can be reviewed.
The first appointment begins with context: what you have noticed, what you are concerned about and what you want help understanding.
Payment is due at the appointment. Holistic Smiles does not accept payment directly from insurers, although the practice can assist with claim submission or provide the necessary codes and paperwork.
The exact clinical process depends on why you are attending. The current Holistic Smiles first-consultation process includes a wellness-focused review, dental evaluation, radiograph review where relevant, discussion of findings and an individualized treatment plan.
Your medical history, current concerns and relevant information provide context for the appointment.
Your teeth, gums and oral tissues are evaluated according to the purpose of the visit.
Findings are explained so you understand what was identified and why it may matter.
When treatment is recommended, the next steps are discussed with you rather than presented as an automatic path.
The current first-visit process requires a comprehensive medical history form before the appointment. A dedicated Patient Forms page should make the required documents easy to find and complete without mixing paperwork into clinical content.
Holistic Smiles’ current policy is clear: payment is due at the time of the appointment, and the practice does not accept payment directly from insurance providers.
The practice states that its fees reflect the time, care and expertise devoted to each patient and treatment session and that it does not adhere to the standard Canadian dental fee guide.
Holistic Smiles does not accept payment directly from insurance companies. The team can submit a claim on your behalf or provide the codes and paperwork needed for you to submit it for possible reimbursement.
No. Start with the reason for your visit. If you are unsure which appointment type fits, call the practice and explain what is bringing you in.
Your visit includes a review of relevant health information, a dental evaluation and discussion of findings. See the What to Expect page for the full journey.
The current practice information invites patients to call the office for fee estimates or to discuss individual needs before scheduling.
Yes. Holistic Smiles currently asks new patients to complete a comprehensive medical history form before the initial consultation.
No. Payment is due at the appointment. The practice can assist with claim submission or provide the codes and paperwork needed for possible reimbursement from your insurer.
Holistic Smiles provides emergency dentistry. If you have dental pain, swelling, a broken tooth or another urgent concern, contact the practice and review the Emergency Dentistry page.