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    Peninsula Dental

    A Note from Our Head Doctor,

    At Peninsula Dental, we are proud to have Dr. Andrew Sweet lead our practice. With a deep commitment to providing exceptional dental care, Dr. Sweet has been serving the Victoria community since 2010. Originally from Prince George,B.C., he earned his Bachelor of Science from the University of Alberta before pursuing his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was honored to serve as class president.

    He is fiercely dedicated to a lifelong learning and has pursued advanced training at the prestigious Kois Center in Seattle, ensuring that every patient receives the highest standard of care.

    Dr. Sweet believes in treating every patient like family, fostering lasting relationships built on trust.

    “Your smile is our priority, and we are here to ensure it lasts a lifetime.”
    – Dr. Andrew Sweet
    About Us

    15 Years Of Dental Care Delivered with Expertise and Compassion

    Under the expertise of Dr. Sweet, Peninsula Dental provides outstanding dental care built on trust, comfort, and precision

    • Customized Treatment – Your unique needs shape our care.
    • Modern Dentistry – Utilizing the latest technology for your comfort.
    • Caring Professionals – Dr. Sweet and our team ensure a welcoming experience.

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    Our Services

    A Wide Range of Services
    For Your Oral Health Care

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    Functional Cosmetic Dentistry

    Improve the Beauty and Health of Your Smile With Functional Cosmetic Dentistry from Peninsula Dental...

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    Dental Implants

    At Peninsula Dental our team is thrilled to be able to offer dental implants as one of our treatment options

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    Dentures

    For patients who are missing their teeth, dentures are a second chance. Dentures restore functionality and beauty. At our practice, we offer both traditional dentures and implant supported dentures. No matter what your needs are, we will be able to find a treatment that best suits you.

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    Dental Bridges and Crowns

    Your tooth crown is the part of your tooth that is visible above the gumline. A dental crown is a cap or covering that can be placed directly over a damaged tooth to preserve its remaining structure, restore its appearance, and protect it from further decay or harm.

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    Advanced Reconstructive Dentistry

    Enjoy the Benefits of a Full, Beautiful, Functional Smile with Advanced Reconstructive Dentistry from Your Peninsula Dental Team

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    TMJ Treatment

    Your TMJ, or temporomandibular joints, are the joints that connect your lower jawbone to your skull. These joints are the joints you use when you open and close your mouth, and damage to these joints can result in a TMD, or temporomandibular disorder.

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    General Dentistry

    At our practice, we believe that the best dentistry is no dentistry. By keeping up-to-date on your general dentistry appointments and dental health upkeep, together we can help you avoid dental health problems and enjoy a beautiful,lasting smile.

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    Teeth Whitening

    Your smile is the first thing most people notice about you, and bright white teeth can communicate happiness, confidence, beauty, and wellness. Patients love teeth whitening because it is one of the most simple and effective ways to enhance the appearance of their teeth and improve their smile.

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    Root Canals

    Your “root canals” are tiny passages in your tooth roots. Nerves travel up these passages to the inner part of your tooth that is filled with living connective tissue.

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    Dental Veneers

    A dental veneer is a thin piece of toothlike material that can be placed directly over your natural tooth to reshape it and improve its appearance.

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    Sedation Dentistry

    Do you feel anxious or stressed when you think about visiting the dentist? If you do, you’re not alone. Many patients suffer from some form of dental anxiety, and this dental anxiety can keep them from getting the treatment and dentistry care that they need.

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    Functional Cosmetic Dentistry

    Dental Bridges and Crowns

    Dental Implants

    Dentures

    Advanced Reconstructive Dentistry

    TMJ Treatment

    General Dentistry

    Dental Veneers

    Root Canals

    Teeth Whitening

    Sedation Dentistry

    Functional Cosmetic Dentistry

    Dental Bridges and Crowns

    Dental Implants

    Dentures

    Advanced Reconstructive Dentistry

    TMJ Treatment

    General Dentistry

    Dental Veneers

    Root Canals

    Teeth Whitening

    Sedation Dentistry

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    A Wide Range of Services For Your Oral Best

    • Highly Trained Experts
    • Experienced and Caring Dentists For Your Treatment
    • State of the Art Dental Equipment

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      Our office is in Saanichton on the corner of Wallace and Mt. Newton X Road. Walk through the building breezeway to the main entrance then take the stairs or elevator to the 2nd floor. There is plenty of parking and we are accessible along bus routes 72,75 and 81 BC Transit.

      Clinic Hours

      Monday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
      Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
      Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
      Thursday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
      Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
      Saturday: Closed
      Sunday: Closed
      (Closed on BC statutory holidays)

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      Tel: 250-544-1566

      reception@peninsuladental.com

      Peninsula Dental

      1931 Mount Newton X Road, Ste. #205
      Saanichton, BC V8M 2A9

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      May 1, 2025
      Patients with Total Joint Replacements having Dental Procedures

      The origin of prosthetic joint infections has been a controversial topic for dentists, physicians and patients. Confusion surrounds the risk of dental procedure-related bacteremia and the subsequent risk of patients with orthopaedic devices developing prosthetic joint infection following such bacteremia.

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      May 1, 2025
      Patients with Total Joint Replacements having Dental Procedures

      The origin of prosthetic joint infections has been a controversial topic for dentists, physicians and patients. Confusion surrounds the risk of dental procedure-related bacteremia and the subsequent risk of patients with orthopaedic devices developing prosthetic joint infection following such bacteremia.

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      May 1, 2025
      Pacific Blue Cross Insurance?

      Pacific Blue Cross is issuing new ID numbers and cards to those with dental insurance. Please bring your new card with you to your next dental appointment so claim processing is not delayed! More information —> Link to PBC info or call our office at 250-544-1566

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      FAQ’s

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      Are you accepting New Patients?

      Yes! Simply call our office at 250-544-1566 to tell us more about your situation and how we can help.

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      Is my dental insurance plan a good one?

      Any dental insurance plan is better than none. Whether it suits your needs varies from patient to patient. Regardless of the plan carrier, rarely do insurance plans cover all costs. We will work as a liaison between you and your insurance company to help you get the most out of your plan to which you are entitled.

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      Why do I need a crown - can’t I have just a filling?

      Full or partial crowns (such as onlays) are used if a tooth is structurally at risk of fracture. If there is decay, yes you can have a filling, but this only further weakens the tooth.

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      Our Case Study

      Patient Journeys to Healthier
      Happier Smiles

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      A Perfect Smile, Joan's Reconstructive Journey

      A 68-year-old woman came to our office with broken teeth and a damaged veneer. She wanted her teeth to look longer, whiter, and prevent further chipping.

      Reconstruction Dental Veneers