GENERAL & FAMILY DENTISTS IN HAMILTON
Family dentistry, dental checkups and cleanings, and professional teeth whitening at one established Hamilton practice.
Serving Hamilton since 1958
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1958Hamilton dental care
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1958Established in Hamilton
YOUR DENTAL HOME
Dental care in one familiar Hamilton practice since 1958.
From regular checkups to restorative, cosmetic and selected surgical care, you can discuss your needs, understand your options and plan treatment in one familiar location.
- Care explained in clear language
- General dentistry for regular maintenance
- Cosmetic and restorative options
- Treatment planned around the individual
1958
Established in Hamilton
2
General dentists
4
Main service areas
1
Hamilton location
General Dentistry
Routine and restorative dental care, from checkups to fillings, crowns and gum care.
Family Dentistry
Dental care for children, adults and seniors in one familiar Hamilton practice.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Whitening, veneers, Invisalign and other options considered around your goals.
Oral Surgery
Selected surgical dental procedures, including implant and extraction planning.
ROUTINE DENTAL CARE
Stay on track with regular dental care.
Regular examinations and cleanings help you catch changes earlier, protect comfortable function and make treatment easier to plan.
- Clear preventive guidance
- Continuity of care
- Planning around changing needs
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MEET THE DENTISTS
Meet the dentists who will help you plan your care.
Get to know the general dentists who explain your options and help you make informed decisions about your dental health.
Dr. Susan Pan, DDS
General Dentist
Experienced general dental care with a focus on comprehensive treatment planning.
Dr. Cindy Li, DDS
General Dentist
General, family and cosmetic dental care, along with selected oral surgery procedures.
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PLAN YOUR VISIT
Plan your visit with confidence.
Find answers about booking, first visits, family care, costs, insurance and the office location.
How do I request a regular appointment?
Use the online appointment request form or call the office. The team will contact you to confirm an available time.
What happens after I submit an appointment request?
An online request is not a confirmed booking. The office will review your preferred timing and contact you with the available appointment details.
Can family members attend the same practice?
Excel Dental provides general dental care for children, adults and seniors, with recommendations based on each person’s needs.
Where is Excel Dental located?
The office is at 49 East Avenue South in Hamilton, Ontario. Contact the office when you need help with directions or parking information.
What should I bring to a first visit?
Bring identification, relevant insurance information, a medication list and any questions you would like to discuss.
Can I ask about treatment costs and insurance?
Yes. The team can explain planned fees and provide an estimate when appropriate. Insurance coverage and reimbursement depend on the terms of your individual plan.
How do I know whether new-patient appointments are available?
Use the appointment request form or call the office. Availability changes, and the team will explain the current options for a first visit.
Can I request a particular dentist?
You may include that preference in your request. The office will let you know which appointment times are available with that dentist.
How does the dentist prioritize several concerns?
After examining you, the dentist can separate urgent findings from preventive, restorative and optional care, then explain a phased plan so you understand the recommended order and timing.
READY FOR YOUR NEXT VISIT?
Keep routine dental care moving forward.
Request an appointment online or call the office at 905-529-2164.