Dentists in Creston, Canada

(208) 267-6454 Dr. Willis

Dr Doug Beazer, Very gentle and very caring, very good

Dr McIntosh is great too. I've seen him a few times

Dr. Beezer very good

7210 Ash St Bonners Ferry, ID 83805 United States +1 208-267-5913

Dean Nish in Cranbrook is a very good dentist and is accepting new patients.

Dr Macintosh is awesome. As for "What if there's an emergency" - I was able to get my son in with Dr Catherall back in May for an emergency appt and he had 3 appointments in September, they called me and asked to re-schedule one because someone else needed an appointment and they know my schedule is pretty flexible. They do what they can to find a way when it comes to dealing with emergencies.

Bay Avenue Dental in Trail are AMAZING. Brand new office and great staff. I am deathly afraid of dentists (one broke my jaw when I was 15). I got an appointment in less than a week and it was not an emergency. Today I had a bunch of old fillings removed, so had my whole mouth frozen, old fillings removed and new fillings done, and had my teeth cleaned. I have another appointment next Friday and was given a few different days to choose from. My Dentist was Dr. Hannah (250) 368-5066.

Dr Willis's number is 208-267-6454 in BF. I had a tooth implant . The work done was impeccable and I'm not kidding, it was pain free. I recommend this Dr. Anytime.

Dr. SMALL, my oldest was very anxious and they were fabulous.

Dr. Catharall is really good.

Jordan Catherall is awesome! We have a special needs child and he is fabulous with him!

Jordon Cathedral is very good!

Dr Armstrong, for sure!

Dr. Small at creston valley dental centre is amazing but I'm not sure how long the wait is or if he's taking new patients

Welcome to Creston! We hope you love your new life here. If it is an emergency, Dr. Small will help you. He's great.

Dr Beazer in Bonners Ferry. Excellent dentist

Dr Dean Nish in Cranbrook is really good. He is good with children also. He is taking new patients and I don't think his wait time is very long.

Maria Wilson Get to emergency and get some amoxicillin. And start taking it ASAP. That is what dental offices will give to you. Before they can attempt to freeze you up and either remove the tooth or do a root canal. If you have an infection they won't try to freeze you up and fix it.

I was at emergency last New Year's Eve morning (4 hrs) for a tooth issue once I seen the dr she put me on amoxicillin till I could see a dentist luckily the amoxicillin helped a lot and Advil liqui-gels for pain By the end of January the tooth was pulled out I went in fast for an X-ray, then had to wait for an opening at the office (try Catheralls office they are very helpful)