Your Trusted Family Dental Clinic in Greater Sudbury

At Northern Lights Dental Clinics, we provide comprehensive dental care for patients of all ages in a comfortable environment. Our experienced team is committed to helping you achieve and maintain a healthy, confident smile with modern treatments and personalized care.

Northern Lights Dental Clinics proudly accepts Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) patients and welcomes new patients to our dental family.

Welcome to Northern Lights Dental Clinics – Trusted Dentistry in Greater Sudbury

At Northern Lights Dental Clinics, we are committed to providing high-quality dental care for the Greater Sudbury community. From preventive treatments to restorative and cosmetic dentistry, our experienced team focuses on keeping your smile healthy, confident, and bright in a comfortable environment.

Meet Our Teams

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DR ABDUL FAHAD KHAN

DENTIST

DR JEFFREY TRELEAVEN

DENTIST

DEBBIE LAFRENIERE

OFFICE MANAGER

AYSHA MANDOZAI

RECEPTIONIST

LEAH HANCOCK

HYGIENE COORDINATOR

LINDA GERALDO

HYGIENIST

SYLVIE UREMOVICH

HYGIENIST

JENNIFER TREMBLAY

HYGIENIST

IRENE ROSS

FLOATER /STERILIZATION

HUMAIRA HUSSAIN

FLOATER/STERILIZATION

ADELA RIVERA

DENTAL ASSISTANT

PATRICIA NATERA

DENTAL ASSISTANT

STEPHANIE LAFOREST

DENTAL ASSISTANT

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Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a wide range of dental services, including general check-ups, preventive care, cosmetic treatments, dental emergency care, Teeth Whitening ,Veneers ,Aligners, Dental Implants ,Bridges , Dentures , Dental Cleaning , Teeth Whitening, Sedation , Kids Dentistry , Root Canal Treatments , Extractions and all aspects of Dentistry under the scope of General Dental Practise.

Please bring a valid ID, any previous medical records, and a list of current medications (if applicable , insurance info / card (if applicable)

Most children and adults should visit every 6 months for a checkup and cleaning. Some patients—such as those with gum disease, frequent cavities, or orthodontic needs—may need more frequent visits.

Your child should have their first dental visit by age 1 or within 6 months of their first tooth erupting. Early visits help prevent cavities and build positive dental habits.

Yes. We treat patients of all ages, making it easier for families to book appointments together and maintain consistent care.

A typical visit includes:

  • Dental exam
  • Professional cleaning
  • X-rays if needed
  • Oral health advice
    Your dentist will also check for early signs of decay, gum disease, and bite issues.

Yes. Cleanings are gentle, safe, and designed to help children feel comfortable while preventing cavities and gum issues.

Common dental emergencies include:

  • Severe toothache or persistent pain
  • Knocked-out or broken tooth
  • Swelling in the gums or face
  • Dental abscess or infection
  • Uncontrolled bleeding in the mouth
  • Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root)
  • Rinse it gently if dirty (do not scrub)
  • Try to place it back in the socket if possible
  • If not, store it in milk or saliva

Contact the clinic immediately — time is critical (ideally within 1 hour)

  • Yes. Emergency patients are typically seen the same day whenever possible, especially for pain, infection, or trauma.

  • You can:

    • Rinse with warm salt water
    • Take over-the-counter pain relief (as directed)
    • Apply a cold compress to the outside of the cheek

    Avoid very hot, cold, or sugary foods
     Then contact the clinic as soon as possible.

  • Hospitals can help with pain or infection control, but they usually do not treat the underlying dental issue. A dental clinic is the best place for definitive treatment.

  • Yes, We accept a wide range of insurance plans. Coverage varies, so it’s best to contact the office to confirm your benefits.

  • Common options include:

    • Insurance billing
    • Credit/debit cards

    HSA/FSA accounts (if applicable)

  • This is very common. Our use:

    • Gentle, child-friendly communication
    • “Tell-show-do” techniques
    • Positive reinforcement

    A calm, welcoming environment

  • Yes. Depending on the case, options may include:

    • Nitrous oxide (laughing gas)
    • Oral sedation

    Local anesthetic for pain control

  • You should seek urgent care if you experience:

    • Swelling in the face or gums
    • Fever with tooth pain
    • Persistent or worsening pain

    Sensitivity that does not go away

Minor issues sometimes can, but pain, swelling, or trauma should never wait. Early treatment prevents complications and more costly procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Please bring a valid ID, any previous medical records, and a list of current medications (if applicable).

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Your child should have their first dental visit by age 1 or within 6 months of their first tooth erupting. Early visits help prevent cavities and build positive dental habits.

Yes. We treat patients of all ages, making it easier for families to book appointments together and maintain consistent care.

A typical visit includes:

  • Dental exam
  • Professional cleaning
  • X-rays if needed
  • Oral health advice
    Your dentist will also check for early signs of decay, gum disease, and bite issues.

Yes. Cleanings are gentle, safe, and designed to help children feel comfortable while preventing cavities and gum issues.

Common dental emergencies include:

  • Severe toothache or persistent pain
  • Knocked-out or broken tooth
  • Swelling in the gums or face
  • Dental abscess or infection
  • Uncontrolled bleeding in the mouth
  • Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root)
  • Rinse it gently if dirty (do not scrub)
  • Try to place it back in the socket if possible
  • If not, store it in milk or saliva

Contact the clinic immediately — time is critical (ideally within 1 hour)

Yes. Emergency patients are typically seen the same day whenever possible, especially for pain, infection, or trauma.

You can:

· Rinse with warm salt water

· Take over-the-counter pain relief (as directed)

· Apply a cold compress to the outside of the cheek

· Avoid very hot, cold, or sugary foods
 Then contact the clinic as soon as possible. 

Hospitals can help with pain or infection control, but they usually do not treat the underlying dental issue. A dental clinic is the best place for definitive treatment.

Yes, We accept a wide range of insurance plans. Coverage varies, so it’s best to contact the office to confirm your benefits.

Common options include:

· Insurance billing

· Credit/debit cards

· HSA/FSA accounts (if applicable) 

This is very common. Our use:

· Gentle, child-friendly communication

· “Tell-show-do” techniques

· Positive reinforcement

A calm, welcoming environment

Yes. Depending on the case, options may include:

· Nitrous oxide (laughing gas)

· Oral sedation

Local anesthetic for pain control 

You should seek urgent care if you experience:

· Swelling in the face or gums

· Fever with tooth pain

· Persistent or worsening pain

Sensitivity that does not go away

Minor issues sometimes can, but pain, swelling, or trauma should never wait. Early treatment prevents complications and more costly procedures.

Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a wide range of medical and dental services including general check-ups, preventive care, cosmetic treatments, dental procedures, and specialized consultations.

You can book an appointment by filling out our online form, calling our clinic directly, or visiting us in person. Our team will confirm your appointment shortly.

Yes, we recommend booking an appointment in advance to avoid waiting time and ensure availability of the specialist you need.

Please bring a valid ID, any previous medical records, and a list of current medications (if applicable).

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