Samantha Drake, DDS

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Get to know General Dentist Dr. Samantha Drake, who serves the population of Grand Bank, Canada.

Dr. Samantha Drake is a dentist that currently practices with Grand Bank Dental. Grand Bank Dental provides a variety of dental services to patients of all ages. Their team is committed to their patients’ oral health and overall well-being. They offer a relaxing and friendly environment for all dental examinations. A comprehensive and thorough extra and intraoral exam is completed for every patient, in a professional yet comforting manner. Patients should feel at ease for their initial examination and will leave with knowledge of their current oral health status, and any treatment that may be required to achieve optimal oral health. 

Grand Bank Dental provides a variety of orthodontic treatment including space maintenance, removable and fixed appliances, and InvisalignⓇ. They provide sedation services for patients that are fearful or anxious of dental treatments and require some relaxation and comfort during their visits. Nitrous oxide is the safest method of sedation and can be used for patients of all ages. Their dental hygiene appointments focus on removing all plaque, tartar, and stain deposits from your teeth in order to help prevent and treat periodontal disease in patients of all ages. Oral hygiene instruction is provided at every visit to their office, as their focus is on oral disease prevention and health promotion. Fluoride treatment may be provided in some cases, for example, if a patient is at a higher risk of cavities or experiences tooth sensitivity.

Her patients have excellent experiences with her, one stating, “Amazing, I was so scared of going in for the first time in a long time and Dr. Samantha Drake made me feel so comfortable and at ease, she was simply amazing while I got a lot of work done and amazing with kids as well I wouldn’t take my family anywhere else, and everyone one that works there is amazing.”

Another stating, “Dr. Drake and her staff are AMAZING! They have gone above and beyond for me these last couple of weeks. Dr. Drake is a very talented dentist and is such a compassionate person. I knew from my first appointment I made the right decision in choosing her as our family dentist.”

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