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New West Dentistry & Implant Centre

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Monday
8:00am – 4:30pm
Tuesday
8:00am – 7:00pm
Wednesday
8:00am – 8:00pm
Thursday
8:00am – 7:00pm
Friday
9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday
9:00am – 5:00pm
Sunday
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Dr. Hsuan Wei (Alan) Yang

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Dr. Chantal Theriault

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New West Dentistry & Implant Centre

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609 Sixth Street, New Westminster, British Columbia V3L3C1
604-524-4981
newwestminsterdentistryandimplantcentre.com

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English, Spanish, Serbocroatian, Russian, Romanian, Punjabi, Korean, Hungarian, Hindi, French, Croatian

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Dr. Mae Hegagi

Dr. Mae Hegagi

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Dr. Mae Hegagi is very passionate about making her patients comfortable and greatly values the diversity of her patient family. She grew up in Ottawa, where she spent her winters skating the Rideau canal. After earning her BSc in Anatomy and Cell Biology at McGill University in 2017, she moved to Michigan for dental school at the University of Detroit Mercy. In her free time, Dr. Hegagi loves to bake and watch movies.

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Oral Medicine

Oral medicine in Canada helps connect the dots between dental and medical care. Some symptoms don’t start with a toothache. They start with a sore that won’t heal. A jaw that keeps locking. A burning sensation that wasn’t there before. Oral medicine specialists are…

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Oral and Maxillofacial

Some dental problems need more than a quick fix. Most visits to the dentist are simple. A cleaning. A filling. Maybe a crown. But once in a while, something more complicated shows up—a wisdom tooth buried deep in the jaw, a fracture from a…

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Scanner (iTero, Trios)

No trays. No paste. Just a clear digital scan. If you’ve ever had dental impressions taken with putty and trays, you probably remember the feeling—bulky, uncomfortable, and sometimes hard to sit through. That’s not the case anymore. With iTero and Trios scanners, your dentist…

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All-on-4 Dental Implants

All-on-4 dental implants offer a permanent fix for missing teeth. One procedure. Four implants. A full smile restored. If most of your teeth are missing—or too damaged to keep—replacing each one individually isn’t always realistic. All-on-4 dental implants let you restore a full upper…

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Emergency Dentistry

Emergency dental care when it matters most. Toothaches don’t wait for office hours—and neither do we. There’s nothing like mouth pain to throw off your day. Maybe it’s a sudden ache, a chipped tooth, or swelling that came out of nowhere. When something’s wrong,…

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Prosthodontics

When you’ve lost more than a tooth, it’s time to rebuild. Maybe it’s a gap that’s been bothering you. Or a few teeth that just don’t feel strong anymore. Some things shift slowly—others happen all at once. But when it starts getting in the…

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Retainers

Retainers keep your smile steady after the braces come off. Braces move the teeth. Retainers make sure they stay put. Once the wires come off or the last aligner is done, your teeth are still a little unsettled. Without something to guide them, they’ll…

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Comprehensive Oral Exam & New Patient Exam

Comprehensive oral exams give your dentist the full picture. There’s a lot more to a first visit than a quick peek. A comprehensive oral exam helps your dentist understand your full oral health history—not just what’s happening right now. Whether it’s been six months…

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CBCT Scanner

When your dentist can see more, they can do more. Some things don’t show up on a regular x-ray. A nerve running close to a wisdom tooth. A hidden infection. A narrow ridge of bone where an implant might go. That’s where CBCT scans…

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Fillings

When teeth break down, we help you build back up. A chipped tooth, a missing filling, something just not feeling right. It might seem small, but it changes how you eat, how you talk—how you carry yourself. You start chewing on one side. Dodging…

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Traditional Orthodontics

A tried-and-true method—because it works. Some teeth need more than a nudge. They need something steady. Something you can rely on. That’s where traditional braces come in. They’ve stood the test of time for a reason. With the right plan, braces can shift even…

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TMJ / TMD Treatment

When your jaw’s out of sync, it drags everything with it. You start your day with a sore face and a tight neck. Maybe you’re grinding in your sleep. Maybe you don’t even realize it—until your jaw locks up halfway through a yawn. TMJ…

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Snoring / Sleep Apnea Devices

Dental devices can help you breathe easier—and sleep deeper. Some nights you sleep. Other nights, it’s just hours of tossing, snoring, or waking up without knowing why. You feel it in the morning—groggy, foggy, heavy-eyed. And it lingers all day. Snoring and sleep apnea…

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Clear Aligners & Invisalign®

Straightening your teeth shouldn’t mean changing your whole look. You smile in photos. You talk in meetings. You meet new people. The last thing you want is a mouth full of brackets—especially when clear aligners can do the job quietly in the background. For…

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Periodontics

Healthy gums are the foundation of everything else. It’s easy to forget about your gums—until they start to hurt. Or bleed. Or pull away from your teeth. But gum health isn’t just about comfort. It’s about protecting the structure that holds everything in place….

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Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentists in Canada make oral care easier for kids—and their parents. A visit to the dentist can feel like a big deal when you’re little. New smells, strange tools, bright lights. Pediatric dentists know how to meet kids in that space. They help…

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Gum Grafting

When gums start to recede, the roots don’t stay hidden. Sometimes it’s just one spot near the front. Other times it’s a whole section that looks longer than it used to. The root shows up, brushing feels sharp, and you notice cold foods hit…

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Endodontics

Root canal treatment in Canada. When your tooth keeps you up at night—or ruins your morning coffee—root canal treatment in Canada might be what finally turns things around. Some infections go too deep for a filling to fix. That’s where endodontists step in. They…

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Night Guards

A night guard can stop the grinding before it wears you down. You wake up and something’s off. Your jaw feels stiff, maybe sore. Your teeth ache a little, like you’ve been chewing all night—only you haven’t. This kind of wear can sneak up….

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IV Sedation Dentistry

IV sedation helps you get through what feels too big. You’re not afraid of the work—you’re afraid of getting through it. The sounds, the hours, the way it all builds up. Maybe you’ve tried to push through before. Maybe you’ve walked out. IV sedation…

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Intraoral Camera

It’s your mouth. You deserve to see what’s going on inside. Dentistry used to be a bit of a mystery—your provider would check something, say a few things you couldn’t quite hear, and then make a recommendation. Intraoral cameras change that. Now, you can…

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Dentures

Dentures can help you eat, smile, and speak with confidence again. There’s a quiet kind of frustration that comes with missing teeth. Maybe you chew on one side. Maybe you’ve stopped ordering certain meals. Maybe you just don’t feel like yourself when you smile….

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Veneers & Lumineers

Veneers and Lumineers offer change—without starting from scratch. Some people want to fix one tooth. Others want their whole smile to feel more balanced. Maybe there’s a chip that never quite blended in. Or a few spots that don’t respond to whitening, no matter…

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Teeth Whitening

Want a brighter smile? Teeth whitening treatments can help—with options for every lifestyle. Stains build slowly. You don’t always notice them until one day your smile feels… dull. Less white than you remember. Less like you. Coffee, red wine, aging—they all play a role….

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Sports Mouth Guards

A custom mouth guard does more than protect your teeth—it protects your game. You don’t always see the impact coming. A puck to the chin. An elbow during a rebound. A fall you didn’t plan. That’s the nature of sport—fast, physical, and unpredictable. A…

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Sealants

Dental sealants protect the grooves in your teeth where toothbrushes can’t always reach. Even if you brush twice a day, some parts of your teeth are just tough to clean—especially those back molars. They’re full of deep grooves where food and bacteria love to…

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Root Canal Therapy

A sore tooth doesn’t have to mean losing it. When a deep ache won’t go away, it’s easy to assume the worst. Maybe you’ve been avoiding certain foods. Maybe the pain wakes you up. But the truth is—even when things feel serious, your tooth…

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Oral Surgery

Some problems go deeper—and need a surgical solution. Maybe you’ve got a tooth that won’t budge. Or an issue under the surface that’s been causing pain for far too long. Whatever the reason, oral surgery can be the next step toward comfort, function, and…

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Oral Sedation

When sitting through treatment feels overwhelming, this can help. For some people, dental care comes with real stress. Not just nerves — but full-body tension that makes it hard to even walk through the door. Oral sedation offers a gentler way forward. One small…

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Oral Cancer Screening

Some things are easy to miss if you’re not looking for them. Oral cancer doesn’t always come with pain. Sometimes it’s just a patch that doesn’t go away. A sore that feels slow to heal. A spot you keep biting accidentally. You might not…

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Nitrous Oxide Sedation

When nerves get in the way, nitrous oxide helps you breathe through it. For some people, the chair feels like any other seat. For others, it feels like a trap. You sit down and your chest tightens. Your jaw locks. Your body’s already bracing…

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Inlays and Onlays

A little damage doesn’t always need a big fix. Sometimes it’s not a major crack. Not a full-blown cavity. Just a spot that’s worn, weak, or quietly getting worse. You can still chew—but not like before. You’ve started favouring the other side. Inlays and…

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Dental Hygiene

Dental hygiene is more than a cleaning—it’s a fresh start. You don’t have to love going to the dentist to love how it feels after a good cleaning. Whether you’re on schedule or haven’t been in a while, a hygiene appointment can clear away…

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Extractions

When a tooth can’t be saved, removal becomes part of the healing. It’s not the conversation anyone wants to have. You sit down expecting a plan—a filling, a crown, something that keeps everything in place. And then your dentist says, “It’s time to take…

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X-Rays (Digital)

Digital X-rays give us the full picture. You can’t always see what’s happening inside a tooth—and sometimes, there’s no pain to warn you. Things like decay, infection, or bone loss can develop quietly. A quick scan helps catch them early. Digital X-rays are fast…

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Dental Implants

Dental implants are a long-term solution for missing teeth. Losing a tooth hits harder than most people expect. It’s not just the gap—it’s how you chew, how you talk, how you feel about your own mouth. Dental implants don’t just fill the space. They…

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Bonding

Bonding is a small repair that can make your smile feel whole again. It could be a tiny chip on your front tooth. A gap you’ve noticed in photos. A rough edge you can’t help but feel with your tongue. It’s not painful—but it’s…

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Crowns

When a tooth needs backup, a crown can step in. Teeth don’t always break all at once. It could be a crack you barely notice, a corner that’s worn down, or a filling that’s been redone too many times. Whatever the reason, a crown…

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Dental Bridges

Dental bridges help bring things back to normal—one tooth at a time. When you’re missing a tooth, you feel it every day—when you eat, when you speak, when you catch your smile in the mirror. It’s not just a cosmetic thing. It’s personal. A…

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Botox-type Injectables

When jaw tension won’t ease up, small changes can make a difference. Clenching. Grinding. A constant ache behind your cheekbones or just below your ears. You stretch, you rest, you try not to notice—but some days it’s hard to ignore. Botox-type injectables are one…

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