Making Dental Care Accessible For Everyone In The Grande Prairie Area
Maintaining a beautiful smile shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg. That’s why our fees are less than the Alberta Fee Guide. We also offer direct billing to your dental insurance provider.
We are an independent dental hygiene practice that offers an alternative to traditional dentistry. It is our belief that preventative dental care should be accessible to everyone. To The Root Dental Hygiene offers affordable dental hygiene solutions, even those without coverage can maintain their proper oral health.
What Is An Independent Hygiene Practice?
At To The Root Dental Hygiene our focus is on oral health education and prevention of oral diseases. We provide dental hygiene care, and refer patients requiring restorative work to their dentist of choice.
Why Choose an Independent Dental Hygiene Practice?
As a consumer, you have the choice of where and who provides your care. We provide individualized dental hygiene care plans that maintain your values.
We form relationships with our clients. By working with the same clinician with consistent appointments, we can easily detect changes in your dental health, and provide personalized care.
Do I Still Need A Dentist?
Absolutely!
It is optimal to have your dental hygiene care met at this clinic and see your dentist for the restorative work at their office.
Dental Hygienists in Alberta are not required to be supervised by a dentist; they have the broadest scope of practice in Canada. For a history of the profession in AB, please go to the CRDHA website.
Calling All Parents!
To The Root Dental Hygiene is proud to introduce the Tooth Fairy Program! Sign up for our program and receive monthly content and videos with information on how to care for your baby’s teeth. From first teeth to lifelong care, we’ve got you covered.

Services
To The Root Dental offers dental hygiene care at our beautiful facility or at a location that works for you with our mobile setup.

Mobile Services
We offer mobile services to serve you better. From care facilities to rural locations, we bring dental hygiene care to you.

Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment Planning
We provide assessments, education, cleanings, and preventative care. View our full service offering.

Dental Hygiene Treatment
Remove that pesky plaque and calculus with a routine cleaning.

Preventative Care
We are proud to offer a variety of preventative treatments to maintain you healthy smile.

Oral Health Services
Learn about treatment options and Meg’s formal credentials.

Meet Meg
Registered Dental Hygienist & Owner
I was raised on the west coast of Canada, Vancouver Island and graduated with a 3-year Dental Hygiene Diploma that includes a local anesthetic certification from Vancouver Island University in 2013. Immediately after completing my education, I relocated to Grande Prairie.
I am working towards a Bachelor of Health Science through Thompson Rivers University. I am passionate about being an active member in the community, advocacy, and the future of dental hygiene. In the past, I have participated in volunteering dental hygiene services at different clinics in Grande Prairie as well as in India.
Pre-Appointment Forms
Save time before your appointment by filling out your forms online! Download the following forms and email them to: admin@totherootdh.ca
Featured Blog Posts
To The Root is passionate about dental hygiene education, and providing Grande Prairie with resources to keep your smile happy and healthy.
Understanding the Mysteries of Dental Benefits
All the things you want to know, and then maybe some extras you didn’t know you needed. I will be speaking to you candidly and in a generalized manner because everything is unique to each person/situation, but I’m hoping this post will inform you for your future...
Unlocking the Link Between Diabetes and Oral Health
November is Diabetes Awareness Month! “Adults 20 or older with diabetes are 40% more likely to have untreated cavities than similar adults without diabetes."(Sourced from the CDC) Did you know that having Diabetes not only affects blood sugar levels (systemic health)...
Alzheimer’s, Dementia and Oral Health
World Alzheimer month is every September, and this is a good time to reflect on the relationship between it and gum disease. Here’s a very basic description of what’s going on: What we know is that “bad” bacteria found in the mouths of those with periodontal (gum)...
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102-9725 98 Ave
Grande Prairie AB
T8V 8K5
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Phone: 780-513-1399
Fax: 780-513-1551
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