Dr. Roland Tupas-Singh

Dr. Roland Tupas-Singh was born in Northwest B.C., and attended high school in Victoria. After high school, he completed undergraduate degrees from McGill University and the University of Victoria studying Biochemistry, Classics, and Psychology. Dr. Tupas-Singh completed his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at UBC, receiving the “Excellence in Endodontics” award at graduation.

Dr. Tupas-Singh’s current and past affiliations include the Victoria District Dental Society, the Canadian Dental Association, the BC College of Dental Surgeons, the British Columbia Dental Association, the American Academy of General Dentistry, the Kois Center, Spear Education, and Implant Seminars. He is dedicated to providing patients with excellent personalized patient-centered care. Dr. Tupas-Singh is a graduate of the Kois Center, and he has completed a fellowship through Implant Seminars. He has also studied extensively at Spear Education. The Kois Center, Spear Education, and Implant Seminars are all world leaders in advanced dental training.

Dr. Tupas-Singh is a part-time clinical instructor in the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of British Columbia.

Outside of dentistry, Dr. Tupas-Singh loves spending time with his wife, Ann-Marie, and his three daughters, Adaiah, Joaleah, and Kealayna. In his spare time, he enjoys skiing, fishing, and hiking. He has done volunteer work with Big Brothers of Victoria and at Camp Imadene.