I have received excellent care. Two loose teeth were removed. Dr.Tai advised about healing regimen…read moreand prescribed appropriate pain reduction medicine. Thanks.

The Cantonese-speaking receptionist was unprofessional and unable to comprehend a "Predetermination…read moreexplanation of benefits" thinking that was a formal bill, and unfriendly & inpatient when answering patient's enquiries. She needs more training in both knowledge and customer service.

My family and I have been cared for at the Warden Eglinton Dental office for over 30 years first…read morewith Dr. Litwin and when he left due to illness, it's been another 10 years with Dr. Kohli. I know dentistry not just from my education but from the dentists who treat me. I wasn't born with strong teeth and my mouth is full of bridges, root canals and fillings but it's because of their skills that I have a perfect bite with heathy teeth and gums. I have always been provided with the information needed to choose a treatment unless I am told that there was one choice for my best health. I like dentists who communicate their medical knowledge well and that's why I would refer others to Wedental centre.

DO NOT GO HERE. I went to this dentist after reading a few reviews online and reviewing their site…read more I had an emergency and initially their service was great, until they had to do the root canal on my teeth and my husband's teeth. They've botched both our mouths to the point we have been almost 3000 out of pocket and are still dealing with the ramifications of their treatment. They did not offer to do anything to fix the issues they caused my husband adding a 2000 dollar bill due to their error. Now he still has to get a crown which they should have covered due to NEGLIGENCE. I now have to do further work on my mouth that would have been unnecessary had the work been done properly. It's been approximately 8 months of hell. Who knows how much more money I'm going to have to spend to fix it all. DO NOT GO!!! SAVE YOURSELF THE HASSLE! **UPDATE June 2014** I can't say enough how people need to stay away from this dentist. I have now had to have all the work removed they have done and will have to get it all redone. All out of pocket. Things that should have been done were not and cheaper materials were used, I am convinced this is to ensure a steady income coming in. Temporary filling material used in a root canal and they did not advise that a crown was needed. She left my teeth like that! Food had been getting under the filling and back into the root canal. Again my new dentist has had to refill this to prevent infection. STAY AWAY!!!

I became Dr. Griffith's patient over three years ago under pretty difficult circumstances:…read morerequiring two dental implants. Since then, I have had a few old filings replaced, get a regular cleaning; I also had a root canal treatment and a crown replaced. I could not be more pleased and satisfied with Dr. Griffith's treatment/ services. The results are amazing. I am a mature patient; I have been to a few dentists in my life. Dr. Griffith, by far, makes me the most comfortable to have any procedure done. He is a very polite, soft-spoken person, extremely honest and a top professional. I highly value his opinion, advice, knowledge and his profound experience. Thank you very much Dr. Griffith! Until the next visit! By the way, Dr. Griffith's entire staff is a group of very nice, polite and professional people. It is a pleasure dealing with them as well.

DO NOT VISIT THIS CLINIC - Especially if you're a student…read more I'm a student at Humber College, and my experience at this clinic has been a nightmare. I went in for two fillings, but instead of resolving my issue, they created a much bigger problem. Now I need a root canal treatment, which costs over $1,000--an expense I can't afford because they maxed out my student insurance. I'm not even sure if the root canal was necessary from the start, but after my complaints, they conveniently took another X-ray and said it was needed. It feels like they avoided doing the proper treatment initially because it would exceed the insurance coverage. Before visiting this clinic, I had no pain, sensitivity, or issues. Now, I'm left with significant dental problems and no insurance coverage to fix them. This clinic seems to prioritize maximizing insurance claims over providing genuine care. It's predatory and takes advantage of students. Please save yourself the trouble and avoid this place at all costs!

So, at the ripe ol' age of 33, I finally had my wisdom teeth out. I'm t-t-terrified of dentists. I…read moreactually get teary when I go for a cleaning. It's embarrassing. So you can imagine how I was dreading my visit to the oral surgeon. Thank goodness for Dr. Moncarz and the rest of the staff here. They were amazing. Friendly. Patient. Funny. Thorough. Dr. Moncarz himself was funny, friendly, and took the time to explain things to me in as much depth as I wanted. I was greatly reassured by the time I left my consultation appointment and arrived for my surgery feeling only minimally nervous. I was seen exactly on time for all of my appointments and everything seemed quite efficient while I was being seen. The staff were willing to work with me to book appointments around my crazy schedule. Dr Moncarz made sure I was armed with enough medications to deal with the pain I'd have after having four wisdom teeth (two impacted) removed under general anesthetic. He also reviewed the post-op instructions me with as well as providing a detailed handout that I could read again later. I even received a call from the office the day after my surgery checking in to see how things were going and address any questions. One star off because the clinic is a bit cluttered and the kind of dirty that happens when a place has been open for years and years. I have no concerns about safety (and I'm a nurse - I feel like I'm a pretty good judge of cleanliness and sterility), but the appearance of the place could have been more reassuring. That said, I was thrilled with the whole team and everything went as well as can be expected when you're having teeth yanked out of your head. I'd definitely recommend Dr. Moncarz should you ever be in need of similar services.

I recently had to see a dentist at 143 Sheppard Ave E. the…read moredentist I saw was Dr Eric Ebrahimi. I had a simple check up & the Dr.told me I need to get a tooth(moler) removed(as I was having some discomfort there) I was told that I also had another piece of something attached to the root of my moler that needed to be pulled as well. I was treated with so much care from Dr Ebrahimi to all the Ladies(staff) who always had a smile & kind words to make me feel more comfortable I was put to sleep due to some health issues & before I knew it...it was all over. The procedure took about 1/2hr & I was home relaxing & recovering within an hr. I had pain for the first day (which the Dr.warned me about) & it seemed to slow down by the next few days. I had a post op" appointment the following week & Dr Ebrahimi said everything looks great the gums are healing well. I have to say that this dentist office is so wonderful. I have been to the Danforth dentist office to & they are all amazing there to. I can't stop saying such nice things about this place. Your in good hands when you come here. Thank you Dr Ebrahimi & all your staff for everything.

I went for my first and only appointment with the clinic. They were 15 minutes late and failed to…read moreschedule a cleaning. They specifically design their prices to be 5% higher than insurance so you will always be paying out of pocket. They do not disclose this on booking. While they offered an apology for their error, it does not in a way make up for my lost time or frustration. Who would pay an extra 5% for poor communication, late service, wasted time, extra visits, and frustration?

Ahhh, embarrassing. Yes that's how this update starts. I am an embarrassment…read more You know when you wake up (in your own bed [thank god]) and it's the middle of the week (like a Thursday) and your phone says the time is 1057 and you think... "hmn I shouldn't be asleep right now because I have another commitment and I just can't put my finger on it... and it's not work, it's something else..." And then you realize that you are supposed to be at the dentist getting your teeth cleaned in 3 minutes and that's why you feel like you shouldn't be sleeping off a mid-week bender? No? That hasn't happened to you? Then... my bad (I guess). Long story short - I called the dentist and said I would be late and they were totally cool about it. Then I showed up (looking/smelling like a hobo) and they were totally cool about it. Then I disallowed the cavitron 5000 from my cleaning and they were totally cool about it. The bottom line message I want to deliver to you in this review, is that I am never switching dentists again. Actually, that's not exactly true. I am never switching hygienists again. If Lisa moved to a different dentist office, I would move my records along with her. This was the most painless dental cleaning I have ever had. That statement is not a joke. I had not been to the dentist in 1.5 years, and there was a lot of cleaning that needed to be done; Lisa had brand new dental tools that she was delighted to break in on me. She was done in 45 minutes (I have historically had to break up cleanings into 2 visits) and when I inspected her work, I expected to see residual tartar and plaque because of the efficiency and painlessness of the service, but the cleaning passed the quality control inspection. I remain shocked by the quality of this cleaning and it has inspired me to floss more regularly, because I want to preserve the work that she has done here. This is my new hygienist and I hope that I die before she does (like... a long time from now) because I can't imagine finding another person that is this good at this job.

Everyone who works at this office is amazing. From the hygienists who do their best to make sure…read moreyou're comfortable, to the dentists who do a bang-up job, to the receptionists who will call to make sure you make your appointment and are bright and cheery, even at 8 in the morning. I've been going here for a few years and got my husband to start going a couple of years ago. I don't require anything more than a general cleaning, and the hygienists do a great job without scraping the living crap out of my gums. I have sensitive gums. My last dentists would leave me almost in tears during every visit. Nathan has had to have a few things done, like crowns, cavities, etc. and told me that Dr. Seagal always does a great job. On top of that, he no longer has such a hatred of going to the dentist. Bonus points for this office because they have TVs on the ceiling and a treasure chest that has prizes (for kids, I imagine).

I had an amazing Dentist inVancouver, so i knew it was going to be hard to find someone as good as…read morehe was here... i took a leap of faith and made an appointment.. with Dr.Laurie i liked my dentist. Dr laurie i searched about six months to find a decent clinic that's close to me that still takes new patients.. i didn't love my hygenist, she didnt seem to be brightest of the bunch, but was alright. I thought Dr Laurie was personable and professional, attentive, and super calm... he cared but not too nosy... i think i have a new dentist in TOronto awesome..

NOT SAFE FOR DISABLED/HIGH RISK INDIVIDUALS…read more I have been a patient at Amberlea Dental since I was a young child. I am someone who is high risk for COVID-19, and needs to continue taking precautions. The last few times I have been to Amberlea Dental, the receptionists have been very bad about wearing masks, taking them off to speak, wearing them incorrectly, etc. When I entered what was supposed to be my most recent appointment this week, every single person at the reception desk had their masks under their chins. I firmly pointed it out and asked if they could put them on, and they all sighed, one giving an audible "oh God." Because of this extremely rude response, I brought it up to my dental nurse, and explained how their refusal to wear masks makes it dangerous for me to access treatment. She was dismissive, and told me if I could speak to the manager if I wanted to. I said I would like that, which was when I then learned the manager was one of the unmasked receptionists. She fought with me publicly, stating that she didn't need to wear one as it's a "personal choice." I told her that as a healthcare worker, she has a responsibility to make her facility accessible to disabled and high risk patients. She said it wasn't any of her responsibility, and said to my face that she doesn't need to keep at risk patients safe. I said that infecting a disabled or high risk person could result in their death, and tried to confirm that she was saying this meant nothing to her. I said, "so you don't care if you give a disabled person COVID and kill them?" and she responded, "no. Why Would I? That's not my problem." During the argument she also tried to tell me that COVID isn't an airborne virus, when I said her not wearing a mask makes it dangerous for me to be treated because air circulates throughout the building, she told me her "mouth particles" can't get through the closed door, displaying a clear lack of understanding of how the virus even works. She tried to back herself up by saying that she doesn't mask anywhere else either, and then got frusturated when I said that was an even larger issue because it puts the high risk in even more danger to be exposed to her. The entire reception team and my dental nurse ganged up against me, talking over me and cutting me off in the waiting room in full view of other patients. I was asked if I was going to "stop arguing and go to my appointment, or leave," so I walked out, and will be seeking a new dentist. This kind of unprofessional and eugenicist behaviour from any healthcare worker, but especially one that works in an environment where at risk people have no choice but to be maskless, is abhorrent and disgraceful. They do not care in the slightest for the safety of vulnerable people in the community, and have no issue voicing it loudly and publicly. To all other high risk people, save your time and your stress and go somewhere else. I am beyond disgusted and shocked.

I've been going to this dentist for over 20 years and even though I now live downtown Toronto, I…read morestill go "home" to have everything done at this location. I'll admit that you need to be careful when choosing a hygienist - some of them are really rough and others are not so much (and I think this is true of almost all dental offices), but all of them are fairly talkative and make the time in the chair go by pretty quickly. You always get a choice of cleaning paste flavor (cherry, bubblegum or mint) and when I was a kid, they had wicked fluoride flavors, tutti frutti. The best part about this place is that they'll work with you to make sure you get what you need. I was without benefits for a while and as such, they were willing to try and keep the cost down for the sake of my wallet. My boyfriend is in need of a custom nightguard and we need to front some of the cost as my benefits doesn't cover it all and they were more than happy to offer him a payment plan to ensure he got his night guard sooner than later (and they were more concerned with him getting the nightguard it seemed!). When I was a kid, there were only 2 dentists or so here and now the number has increased quite a bit, but all of them are very nice, very thorough and explain everything as they go along. I had my wisdom teeth out last year in-office (no hospital for me) and recently had one cavity filled and another existing filling redone and both experiences were good. When I had my wisdom teeth out, I had complications by no fault of the dentist, but they were willing to answer questions and had me in just to make sure everything was progressing properly when I was worried (and no charge on that visit). The two very best things about Amberlea Dental are: The Staff: All of the front office staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating (and when you're due for a cleaning, you always get vice nice pleasant voicemails asking for a call back) and they all seem to care about the patients The Hours: They're open until 9PM almost every night of the week, open on Saturdays and closed on Sundays. This makes it easy for you to get off work at 6, head to get your teeth cleaned at 7 and be home in time for a late dinner. Even for me coming from Toronto, I never have a problem if I'm running late: I've had to call them a few times and they've been nothing but accommodating. If you live in the area and are trying to decide what dentist to go to, this is a safe bet!

I required urgent dental attention and had to call around different dental clinics to see who could…read moreaccommodate me. Dawson Dental's reception was extremely patient and helpful, trying to get me the best time and information about my treatment. Everyone at the office during my appointment made the process seamless. From the dentist to reception, I got thorough treatment and great service. For future dental services in Toronto, I will definitely come back to this dental location.

I went to this place l, when I had Avery bad pain in my mouth I had very little money also didn't…read morehave my insurance yet kicking in 3weeks they all were kind and let me pull my tooth out for the fraction of the price I was very great full I haven't been to the dentist in about a year or 2 and told them I need some work done they are more then willing to help with a right attitude I got my coverage and I will be returning back to them in the future