We're located in the heart of Downtown Port Coquitlam.
Emergency Appointments Accepted - Evenings & Weekends Open


At New Beam Dental, we understand that oral health needs evolve with age. Seniors often face unique dental challenges such as gum disease, dry mouth, tooth sensitivity, and tooth loss. Our compassionate team is here to provide personalized dental solutions that support comfort, confidence, and long-term health.
As we age, oral health plays a critical role in overall well-being. Healthy teeth and gums not only allow you to enjoy your favorite meals but also protect against serious conditions such as infections, heart disease, and complications with diabetes. By addressing senior-specific concerns early, we can help maintain your quality of life and keep your smile strong.
We are proud to offer a full range of treatments tailored to seniors, including:
Preventive Care: Regular check-ups, cleanings, and gum health monitoring.
Restorative Treatments: Dental fillings, crowns, bridges, and dentures to restore function and appearance.
Dental Implants: Secure, long-lasting solutions for missing teeth.
Dry Mouth Solutions: Treatment plans to address discomfort and improve oral hydration.
Comfort-Focused Dentistry: Gentle, stress-free care with a focus on patient comfort.
Better Nutrition: Healthy teeth and gums make it easier to chew a wide variety of foods, ensuring proper nutrition.
Improved Confidence: A healthy smile boosts self-esteem and helps seniors feel more comfortable in social settings.
Disease Prevention: Oral infections can contribute to heart disease, diabetes complications, and respiratory issues—making dental health essential.
Preserving Independence: Good oral health reduces discomfort and supports speech, eating, and daily activities.
We know dental care is sometimes overlooked as health needs increase with age. That’s why we work closely with families and caregivers to:
Create easy-to-follow care routines.
Offer guidance for cleaning dentures and appliances.
Provide stress-free appointment scheduling.
Ensure each visit is comfortable and supportive.
As we age, our teeth and gums become more vulnerable to decay, gum disease, and tooth loss. Regular dental visits help detect problems early, maintain oral health, and prevent issues that can affect overall well-being, such as difficulty eating or speaking.
Most seniors should visit the dentist at least twice a year for check-ups and cleanings. However, patients with gum disease, dry mouth, or other ongoing issues may need more frequent visits.
Yes! We provide a full range of tooth replacement options — including full and partial dentures, dental implants, and bridges — to restore function, improve confidence, and help you enjoy your favorite foods again.
We understand dental visits can be stressful. Our team offers a calm, compassionate approach and, when necessary, gentle sedation options to make your visit comfortable.
Absolutely. Our team is experienced in caring for seniors with medical conditions. We work with you (and your doctor if needed) to ensure safe, customized treatment plans.
