Redcliff Family Dental Centre
Box 1329 - 117 Broadway Ave NE T0J 2P0 Redcliff, AB, Canada

Happy October 1st! It’s hard to believe we are getting closer to the end of year. We understand that 2020 has been a year of unprecedented times, however we want to take a moment and share our most sincere thank you for being a part of our dental family. Your patience, while we navigated through the initial phase of the pandemic has been greatly appreciated. With only a few months left, we would like to remind our patients that most insurance benefits expire at the ...end of the year, and you will lose any unused benefits that you have paid for. We strongly encourage everyone to book any outstanding dental treatment or routine dental cleanings now, as our schedule is filling up fast. If you have questions about what our office is doing in response to COVID-19, please call or email us; we are happy to give you information. We want to make sure all our patients feel safe during their visit with us. We appreciate your time and look forward to your visit. Warm Wishes, Your Dental Team at Redcliff Family Dental

Well it’s official....back to school season is here! As you and your family adjust to the new school schedule, we’re here for you. Wishing all of our patients good luck on their first day back at school!

Last Day of free swimming for the season at the Redcliff Aquatic Centre sponsored by Redcliff Family Dental this Saturday, August 29th between 1-2:30pm. Please remember this is a first come first serve basis due to COVID restrictions. Happy Swimming!!

Thank you to Redcliff Family Dental Centre and Medicine Hat Kinsmen Club for sponsoring Free Saturday and Sunday swim times again this year!

When someone is sick - whether it’s the coronavirus or a simple cold - help keep everyone else in the household safe by following these brushing tips. 1) Never share a toothbrush. 2) Wash your hands before brushing and flossing. 3) Store each toothbrush separately so that they aren’t touching each other. 4) Store toothbrushes away from the toilet and be sure to close the lid before flushing. ... 5) Make sure each person uses their own tube of toothpaste to avoid cross-contamination. 6) Replace your toothbrush once you’re feeling better. See more