Dentist Red Deer AB

 Dentist Red Deer AB

Dentist - Dr. Chad Aitken DMD - Red Deer ABChad Aitken, DMD, general dentist, is pleased to be able to offer healthy, beautiful smiles to his neighbors in Red Deer and the surrounding communities.

Dr. Aitken earned his dental degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), after earning his bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University. He is a member of the Canadian Dental Association and the Central Alberta Dental Society. He loves getting to know his patients and takes the time to understand their needs and concerns before they get started for treatment, whether it’s a simple cleaning or more extensive work. He and his entire team strive to make everyone feel like family when they come to Vista Dental Care.

Dr. Aitken and his wife Mandy have one son, and in his spare time, he enjoys sports, yard work, barbequing, camping, hiking, and doing anything with his family.

 Vista Dental Care
Chad Aitken, DMD
280-5201 43 St.
Red Deer, AB
T4N 1C7
(855) 636-9223
VistaDentalCare.ca

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