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110 Harbour St. Toronto, M5J 0B7

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4.8/5

based on 299 Google Reviews

García Péan
August 11th 2022
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I have been going to this location for quite some time and the service has always been great. I would recommend my friends and family members to go there.
Andrea Dawn
August 7th 2022
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Today I had an amazing cleaning/polish/fluoride treatment with Su Jean. I know that the word "amazing" isn't usually associated with a 6-month dental check-up, but the appointment was thorough and painless, plus I learned a lot of great dental care tips from Su Jean...not to mention her sense of humour, friendly vibe and professionalism. Highly recommend!
Jaskaran Singh
April 20th 2022
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You cannot go wrong with HealthOne dental. Dr. Vakilian and her team are super friendly and explain everything in detail. I have been going to HealthOne for over 2 years now and its always a comfortable visit. You'll be in good hands!
Kira Bauer
April 11th 2022
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This dental office is the ONE!✨ Dr. Vakilian and her team have such a compassionate approach to their practice. They are highly educated and well-rounded in their expertise, and really take the extra time to listen to their clients and make them feel safe and cared for. I felt like I was an active participant in my experience, not just a victim of what has the potential to be an unpleasant service. As someone with a lot of past trauma from dental work as a kid, they renewed my faith in dental care. Highly recommend!
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Oral Care

Dental Examination

A regular dental visit comprises of a dental examination followed by dental hygiene and cleaning services. At the dental examination, our dental professional will focus on protecting your teeth from conditions that could weaken or otherwise damage them. It will include an examination of the gums and the bones that support your teeth.

The number of annual visits will vary for different people, but it is typically recommended to have a dental examination every six months. If you are suffering from dental problems or have oral health risk factors, your dentist may recommend you visit as often as every three months for a check-up.

During a regular dental check-up, HealthOne Dental will also do a comprehensive medical history review, examine diagnostic dental x-rays, perform an oral cancer screening and gum disease evaluation, examine tooth decay and plaque formation, as well as check existing restorations such as fillings and crowns.
Male dental hygienist performing dental examination

Dental Hygiene Service

It’s important to have your teeth professionally cleaned every three to six months to ensure good oral hygiene, and prevent potential tooth and gum concerns.
During your dental appointment, your dental hygienist will remove any built-up plaque and tartar on your teeth. Plaque is comprised of bacteria that can continually grow and produce toxins that inflame your gums and can even lead to periodontal disease. Our caring dental hygienists will then polish your teeth to remove stains and create a pearly white and radiant smile.

Our team will also review any oral hygiene aids that would be beneficial to your teeth including electric toothbrushes, special cleaning aids, fluorides, rinses, and more. We can also give you recommendations for dietary habits that will help to protect your teeth and answer any of your questions.

White Fillings

Did you know that majority of adults have fillings in their teeth? Dental caries (cavities) is a common part of life, and HealthOne Dental aims to offer the most modern solutions.
We only fix cavities using beautiful white fillings that are mercury and metal free, and virtually undetectable. White fillings, also called composite fillings, are made of plastic and ceramic. They allow your fillings to fully blend with your natural teeth, be undetectable by yourself and others.

To place tooth fillings, your dentist cleans all decay from the tooth and puts a glue (or bonding material) on the inside of the hole created. Composite resin is put into the hole in thin layers. Each layer gets hard with the help of a special light that your dentist holds over the tooth. When the last layer of the filling is hard, your dentist shapes the filling so it looks and feels natural.
Dentist holding mirror for patient with teeth crown

Crowns or Caps

A crown (sometimes referred to as a cap), is a hollow, artificial tooth used to cover and protect a damaged or decayed tooth. They also protect the structure of the tooth to provide you a more natural looking smile.
If you have a tooth that is damaged but not lost, a crown can be used to restore its shape, appearance and function. You may also need a crown if you have a large filling, broken tooth or a root canal.

This covering restores the tooth and protects it from further damage. Crowns can also be used to cover a discoloured or misshapen tooth. A tooth that has been fixed with a crown looks and works very much like a natural tooth.

Mouth Guards - General & Sports

We recommend using a mouth guard to protect your teeth from grinding or clenching while you sleep as well as from injuries while playing sports. There is also a role for properly fitting mouthguards to help to reduce snoring and relieve obstructive sleep apnea.
Night guards or bite plates (also called an occlusal splint) are made of clear plastic. It fits over the biting surface of the teeth so that you bite against the splint rather than your teeth. This helps your jaw joints and muscles to relax. Nightguards can be worn with braces and should be rinsed before and after each use.

The Canadian Dental Association (CDA) recommends that individuals who play contact sports should use a properly fitted mouth guard. A custom-fitted mouth guard by a dentist decreases the risk of orofacial injuries because they are properly positioned at the time of impact.
Dental mouth guard for sleeping in case
Dentist preparing for wisdom teeth removal surgery

Wisdom Teeth Removal

We provide a comfortable wisdom tooth removal experience for you with several options to minimize and eliminate pain.
Wisdom tooth extraction is a surgical procedure that is used to remove one or more wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth are the four permanent adult teeth located at the back corners of your mouth on the top and bottom. These teeth usually appear in people between the ages of 17 and 25.

If a wisdom tooth doesn’t have enough space to grow (impacted wisdom tooth), resulting in pain, infection or other dental problems, you will likely need to have it removed. To prevent potential problems in the future, some dentists and oral surgeons recommend wisdom tooth extraction even if impacted teeth aren’t currently causing problems. If you need wisdom tooth removal in Toronto, we encourage you to have it done by our experienced and caring dentists at HealthOne. We are conveniently located in downtown and provide attentive, caring service.