
Six hundred hampers in one afternoon
Two clinics closed early, everyone brought a friend, and the Edmonton food bank warehouse got loud. Somebody counted 612 hampers before we lost track.
Our families, colleagues, and communities sustain us in good times and bad. At Dental Choice and in our supported offices across the country, we strive to honor that support by giving back to the people and places we love.
Walk days, food drives, holiday parties, and the quiet Tuesday-afternoon moments in between. These are the people we work beside and the neighbourhoods we come home to — here is a year of showing up for both.






Featured eventsWe laced up our sneakers and hit the trail for a cause close to our hearts. It was a beautiful day filled with laughter, connection, and a shared commitment to healthier smiles — in our community and beyond.
From team high-fives to kiddo giggles (and yes, a few happy dog tails), these are the moments that remind us why we do what we do.
It's more than a walk. It's about showing up for each other and building a stronger, happier community together.
We work hard, support one another and celebrate successes together. From Team Days and continuing education to golf tournaments, partner dinners, and community events, there is always something to look forward to.
We’re looking for dentists who are passionate about providing exceptional patient care and who want to build successful, thriving practices. People who enjoy collaborating with colleagues, supporting their teams, and continually learning tend to flourish here.











We take the time to understand what matters to each patient and colleague before we act.
We treat every person who walks through our doors with genuine warmth and respect.
We show up for our patients and each other, ready to make things easier, not harder.
Every gathering gets a short write-up — the story behind the photos, in the words of the people who were there.

Two clinics closed early, everyone brought a friend, and the Edmonton food bank warehouse got loud. Somebody counted 612 hampers before we lost track.

A decade on the same corner, with three of the original team still at the front desk. Gold balloons were non-negotiable, apparently.

The annual holiday party has exactly one dress code and no one has ever been brave enough to break it. Photographic evidence attached.