Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health
Patients often talk about friendly, helpful staff.
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- Nervous about the dentist
Good to know before you call
- Closes before 6 p.m. and isn’t open weekends
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- Friendly, helpful staff · 5 reviews
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Nervous about the dentist
Their website mentions sedation for nervous patients.
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Who you’ll see
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Our Model of Care is Rooted in Culture The closest word in the Ojibwe language for health is “mino bimaadiziwin” which means “living the good life.” Each quadrant in our model of care is rooted in Indigenous wisdom and supports clients in living their good life. Wabano’s model of care takes a deeper look at the Medicine Wheel teachings and is based on the work of Dr. Martin Brokenleg. Wabano’s model of care has four components: Belonging Mastery Interdependence Generosity Belonging: A feeling of deep calm and contentment that comes from safe: Kinship relationships between clients and staff rooted in the seven grandfather teachings Physical environment where these relationships can flourish. Mastery: Gaining the knowledge, skills and expertise to excel in a particular area. Involves learning through a variety of methods including mentorship, training and experience. Interdependence:…
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