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Dr. Benoit Labonne Portrait
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Dr. Benoit Labonne

Dentist & Owner

I moved to Medicine Hat in 2020 to be a Dentist with my wife. We both loved the city and what it has to offer. Our patients are the heart of who we serve on a daily basis. After 5 years of being in Medicine Hat, we knew we wanted to call it home. The next step was investing back into Medicine Hat and buying a clinic we could call our own. Locally owned by your dentist. My wife and I take continuous education every year to provide comprehensive treatment for all ages within your family, from A to Z - including: fillings, root canals, Invisalign, Dentures, Implants, Crowns, Bridges, Smile Makeovers, Periodontal Therapy, Oral cancer checks, sedation, General Anesthetic, dental surgery/extractions. We are your one stop clinic for all things dental. We keep up with the latest technologies. Some examples of that include: guided dental implant surgeries; where we plan the orientation of the dental implant digitally - using 3-dimensional x-rays, intra-oral scans and a 3D printer. All done before you take a seat in the chair. We don't outsource any of the planning. Why should we? You’re paying for the dentist, let's keep it that way.

Personally, Dr. Labonne lives with his wife Dr. O’Connor near Seven Persons on their acreage. Together they have 2 dogs: Dottie (border collie) and Luna (German Shepherd); a koi fish pond measuring 80x30 feet with too many fish to count; 4 goats (Billy, MJ, Nugget, MIA); several ducks, 2 indoor cats (Jazzy a rescue and Poupone), and a ton of outdoor barn cats! Dr. O’Connor’s love for animals creates an open door policy for them to keep arriving at the acreage. Dr. Labonne enjoys playing golf during the summers and spends his summers cutting his lawn to resemble the courses he plays on. He also works around the acreage keeping things updated. He always has projects and enjoys outdoor work as he was born and raised in Dawson Creek. He has worked in numerous industries including Oil and Gas, Forestry, and Construction. He hopes to remain in Medicine Hat until the day he retires.

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