Meet

David W.R. Chubb

B.D.S.

Dr. David Chubb is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon with a well-rounded background in both clinical and surgical training.

Dr. Chubb was born and raised in the beautiful province of Newfoundland on Canada’s east coast. He completed his Bachelor of Science in Biology at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, where he was named to the Dean’s Honour List while playing for the university’s hockey team.

His journey into dentistry took him across the globe to the University of Adelaide in Australia, where he discovered a passion for oral and maxillofacial surgery—a field that perfectly blends medicine and surgery. After returning to Canada, Dr. Chubb practiced general dentistry before completing a one-year General Practice Residency at the University of British Columbia. This experience helped sharpen his clinical skills and deepen his commitment to delivering exceptional, comprehensive care to his patients.

Dr. Chubb went on to further specialize in the United States, beginning with a one-year internship in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the University of Texas at Houston. He remained there to complete an additional four years of advanced surgical training, ultimately earning his certificate in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

Outside of his professional life, Dr. Chubb enjoys staying active—whether that’s on the golf course, at the rink, in the gym, or exploring the outdoors. He looks forward to meeting you and is committed to providing the highest standard of surgical care while ensuring every patient feels informed, supported, and at ease throughout their treatment journey.

Dr. Chubb and our tight-knit team take the time to personally plan every case, ensuring your care is both functionally sound and aesthetically pleasing. From managing dental trauma to precise implant work, we are dedicated to providing you with the best experience possible.
Read Video Transcript: Expert Care with Dr. Chubb

I've been to Maine once before in my life and ended up coming up for a trip and kind of fell in love with the city. The seafood here doesn't hurt anything either. Nothing replaces your tooth. It's top of the line. It's the best thing you can have in your body. We try and maintain it as long as possible, but if it comes to the point where it's not salvageable anymore, it's a very poor prognosis. Then we give you other options. Implants are one of them. I'll deal with pathology, implants, teeth. We do issues here in trauma. Someone comes in and you break your jaw. Facial lacerations. We take care of it all. Everyone here is very tight knit. It's easy for us to run cases by each other. We're taking our time planning it out. We're doing what's best for the patient, functionally and esthetically. Our goal here is to have you have the best experience possible.