We've put together a dedicated page for each of the communities we regularly see patients from. Each one covers what's actually useful if you're planning a trip to our office: how to get here, what to bring, how appointments are typically coordinated, and what's worth confirming with our team before you leave home.
Covers many distinct communities across the island, not just one town. Dr. Lewis has a personal history here — he grew up in Wikwemikong and practiced dentistry there for years. This page focuses on planning a longer trip and reducing unnecessary return visits.
Visit from Manitoulin Island →A remote village near Killarney Provincial Park, roughly 110km from our office along Highway 637 and Highway 69. This page focuses on advance planning for the longer drive.
Visit from Killarney →Part of the Municipality of West Nipissing, its own separate district east of Sudbury along Highway 17. This page is direct about the fact that our office is in Sudbury, not Sturgeon Falls.
Visit from Sturgeon Falls →An amalgamated municipality made up of Markstay, Warren, Hagar and surrounding rural areas along Highway 17 — not a single neighbourhood. This page explains what that means for scheduling a visit.
Visit from Markstay-Warren →One of Greater Sudbury's own community areas (the former Town of Rayside-Balfour), so this is really a cross-city trip rather than a long-distance one. Focused on family and preventive care.
Visit from Chelmsford →Also part of Greater Sudbury, next door to Chelmsford and connected to it by the Rayside-Balfour Leisure Trails. Focused on appointment convenience for families.
Visit from Azilda →