Family Braces Beacon Hill
Orthodontist in NW Calgary
Conveniently located next to Costco & Dollarama
Services
Our NW Calgary orthodontists provide braces, Invisalign, phase one early treatment (ie. expanders, space maintainers, headgear, facemasks, etc), and retainers. Consultations are free and no referrals are needed to get started.
Address
Family Braces NW Calgary
Beacon Hill Shopping Center
(by Costco & Dollarama)
11820 Sarcee Trail NW
Calgary, AB T3R 0A1
Contact Information
Public Transportation
Take the Dalhousie/Sage Hill Bus Route (#129) to the Shoppers Drug Mart @ Beacon Hill Center stop and walk 5 minutes
Our Hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., including after-school appointments.
Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Braces and Invisalign in NW Calgary
Family Braces Beacon Hill is in the Beacon Hill Shopping Centre on Sarcee Trail NW, next to Costco and Dollarama. Families come here from across northwest Calgary, including Sherwood, Kincora, Sage Hill, Nolan Hill, Evanston, Citadel, Hamptons, Hawkwood, Arbour Lake, Royal Oak, Rocky Ridge and Tuscany.
We treat kids, teens and adults with metal braces, clear braces, Invisalign, early treatment and retainers. Your first visit is a free exam with photos and x-rays, and no referral is needed.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Family Braces Beacon Hill?
We’re at 11820 Sarcee Trail NW, in the Beacon Hill Shopping Centre, next to Costco and Dollarama. Take the Dalhousie/Sage Hill Bus Route (#129) to the Shoppers Drug Mart @ Beacon Hill Center stop and walk 5 minutes.
Which areas does the Beacon Hill clinic serve?
Families come to our Beacon Hill clinic from across northwest Calgary, including Sherwood, Kincora, Sage Hill, Nolan Hill, Evanston, Citadel, Hamptons, Hawkwood, Arbour Lake, Royal Oak, Rocky Ridge and Tuscany. You can also have your free exam at any of our 6 Calgary clinics and be treated at the one that suits you best.
What are the Beacon Hill clinic's hours?
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., including after-school appointments. We’re closed on weekends.
How long is the consultation and what will happen at the consultation?
The consultation typically lasts about 60 minutes.
The first 20 minutes of the consultation is dedicated to taking full orthodontic records including photos and x-rays at no charge which will assist our orthodontists in planning you or your child’s treatment.
During the next 40 minutes you will meet our orthodontist and have a 1-on-1 discussion with our treatment coordinator about possible orthodontic treatments. During this time, you will have the opportunity to discuss any orthodontic and dental problems you may be concerned about.
Is there a cost associated with the consultation?
No, the consultation is completely FREE. This includes an examination, all photos and x-rays (orthodontic records), and a 30 minute consultation with our treatment coordinators and orthodontists.
We want you to be completely comfortable and well-informed in your decision making process.
Can I have a consultation at one clinic and then be treated in another?
Yes! Of course you can. You can have a consultation in any clinic you wish, and then begin treatment in the clinic that is most convenient for you. Our patients are free to transfer between clinics whenever they want.
If I have multiple family members, can they be seen for a free consultation at the same time?
Yes! Kindly give us a call at 403-202-9220 and we will try our best to accommodate you. If our schedule permits, we may be able see multiple family members back to back.
Are your services provided by orthodontists or general dentists?
Our services are provided by orthodontists. Orthodontists are dentists who, after finishing 4 years of dental school, then went to orthodontic school for another 3 years for extensive training with braces, Invisalign, expanders, bite correction appliances, etc. The only thing our doctors do – all day, every day – is straighten teeth! Our orthodontists will straighten teeth on hundreds of patients per year and thousands of patients in their lifetime.
On the contrary, most general dentists don’t do any orthodontics. The few that do treat only a handful of cases per year, and usually these cases are very simple cases (ie. retreatment of a patient who previously had braces but stopped wearing their retainers and teeth shifted slightly).
Orthodontics is something you only want to go through and pay for once, so trust your smile to a specialist 🙂