After growing up in Vancouver and finishing his B.Sc. Degree in biochemistry, Dr. Alex went on to complete his Doctor of Dental Medicine from the University of British Columbia in 2002. In 2003, he began teaching at the U.B.C. Faculty of Dentistry as a clinical instructor. By teaching at the dental school and taking continuing education courses, Dr. Alex continues to make sure he is providing the most modern and up to date treatments for his patients. As the sole dentist at the clinic, continuity of patient care is something that he is passionate about when it comes to treatment. Continuity of care is facilitated by a single physician-led, team-based approach to dental care. It reduces fragmentation of care and thus improves patient safety and quality of care.
In 2010, Dr. Alex was honoured to be selected to be part of the dental team that provided dental care to the world class athletes of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Currently, Dr. Alex is a registered member of the Canadian Dental Association, the College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia, the B.C. Dental Association and was sponsored to become a member of the Canadian Academy of Restorative and Prosthodontic Dentistry. He is also the emergency contact dentist for UBC Varsity Athletes and Canada’s Indoor Women’s Volleyball team.
Dr. Alex enjoys keeping active through sports and can be found at Kitsilano Beach playing volleyball in the summer or at a Canuck’s hockey game rooting for the home team in the winter.
By Linda 12 May 2018
The main thing I look for in a dentist is one with great ethics. I strongly believe from great ethics stems great work and better overall care. I was super pleased to find this with Dr. Alex. He was very meticulous with his examination and following dental work yet also very gentle and considerate in his actual treatment of me. He was also very fair and reasonable with his treatment estimate explaining to me what was urgent and what wasn’t. I feel like I had quality work done on me versus work done just to get the bills paid. I highly recommend him…you will be in good hands.
By Beatrice 21 Apr 2018
After doing some traveling, I have to admit that I haven’t seen a good dentist like Dr. Alex. No hidden fees, Dr Alex takes time to explain his work and quotes and more over does an excellent work. My dentist in France, even really got amazed with his work.
My teeth look great and way better than before (sorry for my dentist in France). Years ago Dr. Alex changed old silver fillings with newer white ones and they still look very good to this day (you cannot even see them).
I had to have a special work done (receding gums), today I am glad that I followed his advice.
Last time I returned to Vancouver, I made sure obviously to make an appointment with Kelly, his very professional and pleasant receptionist.
For those reasons, I can just recommend this dental clinic which I miss greatly abroad.
By Shane 24 Jan 2018
Absolutely excellent experience (as much as seeing a dentist can be). Dr. Alex’s knowledge and work are exceptional however I believe the office’s best quality is they actual care for their patients. They don’t see you as just a pay check and after some of my experiences it is extremely comforting to have found someone I can trust. Now I can move on to finding a trusted mechanic and my life will be complete. Seriously though, great experiences with the entire staff and, I cannot believe I am about to write this, I might actually even look forward to my visits.
By Brittany 16 Dec 2017
This rave review is long over-due. I went to Dr. Alex Rosenczweig as a new patient with a very broken molar that needed immediate extracting. Not only did he and his secretary find time to fit me in right away, but they were sure to acquire all the background information from my previous dentist – hassle free to me, I might add. My procedure was quick, in and out, any discomfort was really well managed, and I paid WAY less then other offices were quoting me at. Dr. Rosenczweig and his secretary followed up with my via phone calls and appointments multiple times to see how I was doing after. It has been nothing but a relief to have this whole molar taken care of, and the ‘dreaded’ ordeal of it became stress free because of the experience I had. I am so grateful!
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