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Mirror Lake Dental
Our Mission
Mirror Lake Dental is proud to be an active member of the Camrose and surrounding community as your local Camrose dentist. We strive to provide high quality oral health care for each patient we treat. Our team is committed to clinical excellence and aims to create a positive experience for all who come. We appreciate all the support and are committed to providing support back into the Camrose community.
About
Mirror Lake Dental
The name ‘Mirror Lake Dental’ was a natural choice for our office as we are proud to be across the street from the picturesque and treasured Camrose landmark: Mirror Lake. As we look out the windows to see Mirror Lake’s fountain, the lush park, and walking trails we are reminded of Mirror Lake’s rich history.
Mirror Lake was originally created in 1905 as a water reservoir for the Canadian Pacific Railway and later supplied water to the local coal-fired power plant as well as the community. It received its official name in 1961, and has continued to flourish into the beautiful and serene Mirror Lake Park that we know it as today. We welcome you to come in and enjoy the views our clinic has to offer of the heart of our city.
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