Welcome to West olds Dental

Dental care has come a long way in the past century. Moving from reactive treatment to preventive care has helped people have healthier smiles and bodies. Our dentists have extensive training to offer a wide range of services, so you won’t have to visit a specialist.

Dr. Olivia Cui

To exceed all your wants

Dr. Olivia Cui attended the dental faculty of University of Montreal, where she obtained her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree with Honors. She then pursued a General Dentistry Residency at the Notre-Dame Hospital of Montreal. Dr. Cui is a licensed dentist in both Alberta and Quebec.

She is excited for her big move to Western Canada, and it will be her pleasure to serve you at West Olds Dental!

Dr. Cui is committed to providing high standard and comprehensive dental care in the most comfortable and gentle way possible. She believes in taking the time to listen to your concerns and making your individual needs her top priority. Dr. Cui is passionate about the art of dentistry and takes pride in keeping her skills up-to-date with advancing dental techniques by attending various continuing education courses.

When she is not busy fighting cavities, Dr. Cui enjoys playing tennis, skiing, and especially traveling and tasting foods around the world with her family. Deep down, she is just a nerd who loves playing video games and watching Netflix while cuddling her cute little cat.

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Great environment! It was very clean and organized. The girls were all friendly and very kind. It wasn't intimidating like most dentists are. I highly recommend west Olds Dental!
Nicole Kotyk
People here are very friendly, and caring. Super clean environment. Easily the best dental office in west Olds. Highly recommend.
Justin Rohl

General Dentistry

As General Dentists in west Olds Dental, we try to offer all the services our patients need to maintain a healthy mouth. General dentists can now provide more services than ever before without the need to refer you out to a specialized dentist for procedures.

Periodontitis, better known as Gum Disease, is more common than one might think. This condition occurs when bacteria in the form of plaque and calculus are allowed to grow unchecked on the teeth. The body’s natural inflammatory response kicks in causing swelling and redness in the area and can even lead to bleeding gums. This infection can eventually spread below the gum line and cause even greater damage to the supporting bone and the periodontal ligament which hold teeth solid in your jaw.

What are dental implants?

Dental implants have become the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. Implants can even look and feel like your natural teeth.

Dental implants are replacement teeth that are fixed to your jawbone with a titanium or zirconium post. This post is inserted into the jaw in the same location as the root of the tooth that was extracted.

Wisdom teeth are what many people call the 3rd molars. They are the last teeth to emerge if they don’t cause problems. Unfortunately they often do cause problems. For most people our jaws are not large enough to be able to accommodate this set of large teeth coming in and the result is teeth that are crooked or that don’t fully emerge.