Port Credit, Mississauga · general & family dentistry

Four chairs. One afternoon. The whole household done.

Most practices book your family one person at a time and hand you four separate trips. Marlowe runs four operatories and three hygienists, so we stack everyone into a single block — and this page shows you the block before you commit to it.

Open now Front desk until 7:00 PM

Build the family block Something hurts today

Operatories: 4 (2 on Saturdays)
Emergency chairs held daily: 2 (never pre-booked)
Direct billing: Yes (most plans, assignment permitting)

A quiet dental waiting area with heather-violet upholstered chairs, a pale oak side table and eucalyptus in a ceramic vase

On the floor today

Dentists inDr. Raman · Dr. Baptiste
Hygiene chairs3 running
Emergency chairs left2 of 2

The family block

Add the household. Watch the chairs fill.

Each appointment type has a real length and needs a specific kind of clinician. The board below packs your household into the operatories that are actually open on the day you pick — so you can see whether you are here for ninety minutes or for the afternoon.

Who is coming in

2 people · 100 minutes of chair time

Name Age What they need
Name Age What they need

Appointment lengths and fees we work from

Appointment types with chair time, clinician and illustrative fee
Appointment	Chair	With	Fee
Cleaning, exam & X-rays (adult)	60 min	Hygienist + dentist check	$268
Children's cleaning & exam	40 min	Hygienist + dentist check	$148
New patient exam & full series	75 min	Dentist	$312
Composite filling (one surface)	50 min	Dentist	$215
Crown preparation	90 min	Dr. Baptiste	$1,240
Sealants (child, per quadrant)	30 min	Hygienist	$96
Whitening consult & scan	30 min	Hygienist	No charge
Emergency assessment	30 min	Dentist	$118

Illustrative fees for a demonstration. A real practice quotes from the current provincial fee guide and the fee depends on what the dentist actually finds.

The schedule board

Choose a day below

Pick a day

Day options are generated from your device clock.

Block starts at

Start times come from that day's opening hours.

The board draws four operatory rows across the block you have chosen, with one tile per person.

Drag the board sideways to follow the whole block.

Hygiene chair
Dentist chair
Dentist exam check
Cannot run that day

You are in the building

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Total chair time booked

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Trips saved

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Demo booking. Nothing is sent to a practice, no chair is reserved and no payment is taken — the block lives in this browser only.

Coverage & estimate

Your plan is not one number. It is one number per person.

Everyone in a household can sit on a different plan, a different percentage and a different remaining annual maximum. Set each person's coverage and the estimate splits properly — including what happens when somebody has already spent their year.

Coverage intake

Coverage rows follow the household you built above.

We can verify eligibility electronically before your visit, so the estimate you see here is the one you see at the desk. Major work is sent for predetermination first — insurers answer in writing, usually within two to four weeks.

Estimated at the desk

Estimated fees, plan portion and patient portion per person
Person	Appointment	Fee	Plan pays	You pay
Add someone to the block above to see an estimate.
Total		$0	$0	$0

This is an estimate produced by a demonstration, not a quote and not a claim. Real amounts depend on your plan's contract, your remaining maximum, and what the dentist finds on the day.

Same-day chairs

Two chairs a day never go on the calendar.

They are held empty until the morning of, because the person who needs them cannot plan three weeks ahead. Tell us what happened and the desk knows which chair, which clinician and how long — before you call.

What happened?

Chipped or broken tooth No pain, but a rough edge Lost filling or crown It came out and I still have it Toothache that wakes me up Throbbing, worse lying down Knocked-out adult tooth It happened in the last hour Facial swelling with fever Or trouble breathing or swallowing Poking wire or sore appliance Uncomfortable, not urgent

Choose one on the left

We hold the chairs; you pick the reason.

Each option routes to a different chair length and a different clinician. The times below come from your device clock and this practice's real opening hours.

This is a demonstration, not medical or dental advice. Nothing on this page is a diagnosis and nothing here books a real appointment. If you have facial swelling with a fever, or any difficulty breathing or swallowing, go to a hospital emergency department or call emergency services.

How the two chairs stay empty

They are never bookable online. The booking board above cannot see them, which is the only way a held chair stays held.
One is protected until 4:00 PM. Because a child in pain at three o'clock cannot be told to come back on Thursday.
Unused chairs release at 5:00 PM. They go to the recall waiting list, so nothing is wasted on a quiet day.
Existing patients are not queued behind new ones. If we have seen you before, your record is already open when you call.

The team

Who is actually in the building, and when.

Days matter. A crown cannot be prepped on a day Dr. Baptiste is not here, and Saturday runs hygiene and emergencies only. The board on this page already knows that — this is the roster it reads from.

Dr. Priya Raman DDS

Principal dentist · general & restorative

Runs the recall exams and most of the day-to-day restorative work. Sees new patients on Mondays.

In Mon · Tue · Wed · Thu

English, Tamil
Dr. Owen Baptiste DMD

Dentist · crowns, bridges, implant restorations

Takes the longer restorative appointments and the scanner. On call for Saturday emergencies.

In Tue · Thu · Fri · Sat (on call)

English, French
Dr. Sofia Kowal DDS

Dentist · children and anxious adults

Works out of Operatory 4, the quiet room at the back with the window and no chair-side screen.

In Mon · Wed · Fri

English, Polish
Marisol Reyes RDH

Registered dental hygienist

Longest-serving hygienist here. Takes most of the family recalls and the periodontal maintenance list.

In Mon · Tue · Wed · Thu · Fri · Sat

English, Spanish
Trevor Nkemdirim RDH

Registered dental hygienist

Runs the evening hygiene chair Monday to Thursday, which is where most working-hours households end up.

In Mon · Tue · Wed · Thu · Fri

English, Igbo
Ana Silvestri RDH

Registered dental hygienist

Wednesday to Saturday. Handles the children's chair on Saturday mornings, which is when most of them come in.

In Wed · Thu · Fri · Sat

English, Portuguese

An empty dental operatory with a pale lilac chair, brushed white overhead light and a pale oak cabinet run

Four operatories, one of which is deliberately boring.

Operatory 4 has a window, no chair-side monitor and no instrument tray in the line of sight. It is where the children go, and where anyone who would rather not watch goes.

Before you arrive

The clipboard is the worst part. So there isn't one.

Forms go out with the confirmation and come back into the chart before you walk in. Each household member gets their own set — and the set changes depending on what they are booked for.

Your household's forms

Forms follow the household you built above.

0 of 0 forms done

How the money moves

We verify before the visit. Eligibility, percentages and your remaining maximum are checked electronically a few days ahead, not guessed at the desk.
Major work goes for predetermination. Crowns, bridges and anything over a threshold get sent for a written answer before we book the appointment, not after.
We bill your plan directly. Where your plan allows assignment, we submit and you pay only the remainder. Where it does not, you pay and we submit for you the same day.
Long treatment gets split. Phased plans can be spread across two benefit years on purpose, so a second annual maximum does the work instead of your card.

Billing described for a fictional practice. No plan is contacted and no payment is processed anywhere on this site.

After the visit

The next one gets booked before you take your coat off the hook.

Recall is the whole business. Everyone in the household sits on their own interval, and the reminder goes to whoever actually manages the calendar — not to a six-year-old's email address.

Recall intervals

Recall rows follow the household you built above.

Reminders that stop when you answer

Confirmation, then one nudge at seven days and one at two days. Reply once and the rest stop. A household can nominate a single point of contact for everybody's appointments.

Aftercare, in writing, tied to the procedure

Whatever the dentist told you in the chair also lands in the patient app, attached to the tooth and the date, so nobody has to remember it in a car park.

Balances go to a request, not an argument

If the plan pays less than the estimate, the difference arrives as a clear itemised request in the app with the insurer's reason on it — not as a surprise phone call.

Morning light across a pale oak counter with a lilac ceramic bowl, folded grey towel and eucalyptus in a white vase

The patient app

Everything above, carried into an app the household actually shares.

Family profiles, a tooth-by-tooth chart per person, treatment plans with the coverage already applied, payment requests and recall — all on one login.

Open the patient app

Visit

Where it is, and what to expect at the door.

Ground floor, step-free from the street, a lift from the underground lot. Two parking spots reserved for patients, and the GO station is a seven-minute walk if you would rather not drive.

Right now

Open

Front desk until 7:00 PM

Checked against your device clock

Hours

Opening hours by day
Monday	7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Tuesday	7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Wednesday	8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday	7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday	8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday	8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sunday	Closed

Saturday runs hygiene and emergencies only.

Where

Sample address
Lakeshore Road East, Port Credit, Mississauga

(905) 555-0148

desk@marlowedental.demo

English, French, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Tamil, Igbo

Concept address and contact details — not a real practice.