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The Art of Dentistry

25 Bellair Street, Toronto, ON M5R 2C8 Get directions
The care and comfort of our patients is our highest priority. Our Toronto dentists offer a full range of services, including preventive dental care, Invisalign, dental implants and... more... See more text
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Toronto Liberty Dental

28 Joe Shuster Way, Toronto, ON M6K 0A3 Get directions
Toronto Liberty Dental is your Family-friendly Dentist in Toronto and we welcome you and your family to visit us. We want to make your visit as comfortable and convenient as possib... more... See more text
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The attention to detail far exceeds any other dentists I have ever gone to. It can’t compare on any levels. The cleaning is very thorough and not a single step is overlooked or missed. They truly take their time to give you the highest level of service and satisfactory results. I’ve pulled out 2 wisdom teeth, each of them were painless, quick and most importantly, it was a speedy recovery. Would highly recommend them if you’re looking for dentist! Read more

Treehouse Dental Care - Toronto

1560 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M4T 2S9 Get directions
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Thoughts of going to a dental clinic usually evoke frightening dentistry images involving weird dental instruments that make drilling sounds. Is it any wonder why most of us keep putting off our annual dental check-up? By the time you need to schedule a last minute appointment with one of the 20,000 practicing dentists in Canada, making the right choice seems as overwhelming as a nagging toothache.


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