Island Smiles Dentistry

Island Smiles Dentistry Island Smiles Dentistry in Summerside makes dental visits something to smile about! Visit us for healthier, happier smiles!

With friendly staff, modern technology, and family-focused care, we offer a full range of services in a welcoming environment. Dr.Paul Ellis Dentistry Inc is located in beautiful Summerside, Prince Edward Island. We commit to diagnose, educate, inform and perform care to the highest standard possible in a safe and modern environment. Our team of Dental Assistants, Hygienists and Administrator/Practice Manager have 20+ years experience in the dental field and are well equipped to ensure complete patient satisfaction and comfort. Our Dentists:
Dr. Paul Ellis
Dr. Varun Sharma
Dr. H. Singh
Dr. Anish John

We offer a wide variety of services including:
- General Dentistry
- Cosmetic Dentistry
- Teeth Whitening
- Dental Implants
- Oral Surgery
- Orthodontic
- TMD Therapy
- TENS Therapy
- Neuromuscular Dentistry
- Full Arch & Full Mouth Reconstruction
- Digital X-Ray
- In office Oral Sedation
- Oral Hygiene
- Periodontal Maintenance
- Mouth Guards


New Patients Welcome! Call us to make your appointment today!

Many people rely on denture adhesives for a snug, comfortable fit. Here are a few different products to consider …- Dent...
01/06/2026

Many people rely on denture adhesives for a snug, comfortable fit. Here are a few different products to consider …
- Denture pads (sometimes called cushions) use a natural vacuum effect to keep your dentures in place. They can be trimmed for a custom fit.
- Adhesive strips are pre-cut with a sticky backing, so no creams or powders are required.
- Adhesives creams are the most popular and can be applied to wet or dry dentures.

If dentures don’t fit properly, even with adhesives, they may need to be relined. Ask how we can help.

Receding gums are not necessarily a sign of aging.Although gum recession has traditionally been associated with aging, i...
01/01/2026

Receding gums are not necessarily a sign of aging.

Although gum recession has traditionally been associated with aging, it’s actually caused by things like grinding your teeth, brushing or flossing too hard, exposure to acidic drinks such as energy drinks, smoking, or frequent teeth whitening.

Fortunately, there’s a lot we can do to prevent gum recession. Regular checkups and oral hygiene appointments — as well as changing dental habits — can help keep gums healthy. Each case is different, so ask us for advice at your next check-up!

People sometimes think sports guards are only needed for contact sports like lacrosse, hockey, rugby or martial arts, bu...
12/30/2025

People sometimes think sports guards are only needed for contact sports like lacrosse, hockey, rugby or martial arts, but athletes playing non-contact sports need protection as well. If there’s a risk of getting hit in the mouth or jaw like baseball, basketball or soccer, or a risk of falling like skateboarding, skiing or snowboarding, then a sports guard is a good investment.

Custom sports mouthguards are more durable and last longer than store-bought guards. We take an impression of the mouth and specially make each guard for a better fit. That means the guard is more comfortable - and more likely to be worn! Ask us about custom mouthguards today. Call .

Has it been a while since you've seen a dentist? We know that life can get in the way. Why not book a dental exam and cl...
12/25/2025

Has it been a while since you've seen a dentist? We know that life can get in the way. Why not book a dental exam and cleaning to get started again? Don’t worry. We won’t judge. We promise you’ll get a warm welcome, and we look forward to seeing your healthy smile!

Please note , after today we will be on Holidays until Jan 5th, 2026.Happy Holidays from all of us here at Island Smiles...
12/23/2025

Please note , after today we will be on Holidays until Jan 5th, 2026.
Happy Holidays from all of us here at Island Smiles, and all the best in the new year!

There’s a connection between excessive gum chewing and headaches, according to a recent study on kids and teens that che...
12/23/2025

There’s a connection between excessive gum chewing and headaches, according to a recent study on kids and teens that chewed gum between one and six hours a day. Many participants saw improvement with their chronic headaches when stopping their daily habit. Still, we recommend spitting out your gum once the flavour is gone.

Straws have gotten a bad rap lately and for good reason! While plastic straws are bad for the environment, drinking from...
12/18/2025

Straws have gotten a bad rap lately and for good reason! While plastic straws are bad for the environment, drinking from a straw can help reduce cavities. Sipping sugary drinks through a straw positioned towards the back of your mouth can help reduce the amount of time the sugar is in contact with your teeth … but please use paper straws or carry your own reusable straw. :)

Happy Holidays from our family to yours. No matter whether you spend the season drinking eggnog in a cozy sweater or rel...
12/16/2025

Happy Holidays from our family to yours. No matter whether you spend the season drinking eggnog in a cozy sweater or relaxing on a tropical beach, we hope you have a lovely time with your family and friends.

You should clean your tongue every time you brush your teeth, either using your toothbrush or a tongue cleaner.A thin la...
12/11/2025

You should clean your tongue every time you brush your teeth, either using your toothbrush or a tongue cleaner.
A thin layer of mucus can trap bacteria and food particles on your tongue, causing a foul taste and bad breath.
Tongue cleaners have a built-in scraper and soft bristles that can reach deep into the uneven areas of your tongue – removing odour-causing bacteria for a fresher, cleaner mouth.

Chewing gum after a meal stimulates saliva flow, which can wash away food particles, neutralize decay-causing acids prod...
12/09/2025

Chewing gum after a meal stimulates saliva flow, which can wash away food particles, neutralize decay-causing acids produced by bacteria, and strengthen enamel. Look for gum that contains non-cavity causing sweeteners such as xylitol or aspartame. And remember, chewing gum isn’t a substitute for regular brushing and flossing!

The bacteria found in plaque can irritate your gums and lead to early gum disease, called gingivitis.You might have ging...
12/04/2025

The bacteria found in plaque can irritate your gums and lead to early gum disease, called gingivitis.

You might have gingivitis if you're experiencing mild inflammation of your gums, red or swollen gums, plaque build-up, bad breath, gums that bleed easily, and tooth sensitivity. But because it often doesn't cause pain, many patients have no idea they have gingivitis until we tell them.

Gingivitis can usually be reversed with our help, so be sure to come in for regular hygiene visits so we can help spot it in the earliest stage.

Gum disease can be a scary topic, but not when you know the facts! Red or swollen gums, bleeding gums, bad breath, or se...
12/02/2025

Gum disease can be a scary topic, but not when you know the facts! Red or swollen gums, bleeding gums, bad breath, or sensitive teeth may indicate the early stages of gum disease (gingivitis). Left untreated, gum disease can lead to shrinking gums, and tooth loss. Caught early, gum disease can be reversed with periodontal treatment and at-home care.

Brushing your teeth at least twice a day and flossing before bed, plus regular dental check-ups with professional teeth cleanings are essential in preventing gum disease. Call to book an appointment today!

Address

388 B Central Street
Summerside, PE
C1N0H6

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+19024362642

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