Worst experience with receptionist ever. Just wanted to leave a pretreatment estimate we already…read morehad for the practitioner. Rude queen bee type. I will take my $1600 2 hour procedure elsewhere. These practitioners don't even know.

They are amazing, I'm so happy and lucky to fund them. Dr. Elias and Kelly his assistant were…read morewonderful. The front desk lady's very kind and helpful. I highly recommend this place.

This review has been a long-time coming and I want to be thorough so it will be lengthy. Grab a…read moresnack and settle in. I was a patient a Royal York Dental for over 7 years, maybe closer to 10, and I left because I finally had enough. I have a clear memory at my initial appointment of being told that if my insurance situation ever changed, to let them know, as they would do what they could to manage cost. At some point I went freelance and let them know I no longer had insurance. Unfortunately, by the time this happened the business had already changed ownership and my dental visits only seemed to get more expensive from there on out until I finally decided enough was enough. In recent years, every visit at Royal York Dental I was told - strongly - that I didn't take care of my teeth. I was told I didn't floss enough and as a result my gums were recessing and in the near future I would probably need a gum graft. A GUM GRAFT. I also should buy an expensive Sonicare toothbrush - which they just happen to sell there. I got so many units of scaling I could have opened a rock-climbing gym. Nothing was ever optional, everything was "necessary". Not to mention, my cleanings were always painful no matter how well I took care of my teeth (so. much. scaling). There was even a time between visits where I flossed every single day. I made it my mission. I went in and was told I need to floss more and I was headed towards a larger issue. They made me feel like I lost the dental genetic lottery no matter what I did. I started to ask around among my friends and I realized - none of them were *this* unhappy with their dentist visits. I was convinced I must have bad teeth but I'd give a new place a shot because the cost at RYD was just getting to be too much. WELL - I just had an incredibly thorough (and oddly enough, not painful) cleaning, exam and x-rays elsewhere and both the dentist and hygienist said my teeth were actually in great shape. My recessing gums? Turns out they aren't changing and in fact, they are what they would expect from someone who had braces. Nothing to worry about. Especially not with how well I take care of my teeth. HUH. They also charge the provincially recommended amounts for dental services. And the front desk staff were wonderful. I came home in shock. Do not go to Royal York Dental. After years of being lied to I feel obligated to share and warn others. Going to the dentist doesn't need to be expensive or worrisome. Lastly, if you're a current patient reading this and you feel like maybe there's some dental gaslighting going on - it's worth it to start over elsewhere.

I didn't have a dentalphobia until I started coming here to extract a broken molar with a cracked…read moreroot. The dentist gave me freezing and nitrous. The freezing wasn't taking at all and she just kept putting more but it just wasn't taking. They said it was because there was probably an infection and the lidocaine doesn't work well on infected tissue. They are super stingy with the nitrous and I was in agony. Another dentist came in and told me to stop crying because I was scaring the other patients. If I could have spoken, I would have told her I was trying to save them from the same torture. And another thing dentist...don't sing Celine Dion songs while torturing your patients. This isn't a karaoke bar

I am currently a patient here and for the most part have been happy…read more Last year (Dec. 2017) the Dentist decided,without asking me, to replace my filling even though I was not having any problems. About 1 week later I had to go back and have the tooth re-done as I was feeling some pain. The fix did not work as the pain didn't go away. During my last visit for a cleaning (7 months since having the tooth fixed) the pain is still there and was told that the tooth need to be extracted. I understand that during the removal of the old filling the tooth was damaged leading to this outcome. Not very happy.

I've been a patient at Bloor West Dental for several years, and continue to appreciate the dental…read morecare I receive each and every time I step into their offices. Dr. Nisha and her team are...in one word - amazing! When you first enter the office, their reception area makes you feel like you're sitting in your very own living room - its exudes an air of warmth and comfort! While upstairs, their equipment is advanced, and overall facilities are safe and very clean. I also love the motivational quotes that Dr. Nisha has etched throughout the offices - these truly embody the type of dental care you can expect to receive when visiting Dr. Nisha and her team. Everyone on the team - from the receptionists, to the hygienists, and Dr. Nisha herself... each makes you feel special in how they take time to get to know you and understand your individual dental needs - including everyday dental care, billing requirements, as well as new & innovative ways to improve and enhance your dental health. I also love that appointments are on time - this shows that the team values my time. The office is also conveniently located right across from the Bloor/Jane subway station - making it easy to get to! There is also Green P Parking right across the street as well! I would highly recommend Bloor West Dental - both for adults and children!

Wonderful family dental practice, from the entire staff to the fabulous main dentist Dr. Matiu! My…read morekids have been very happy here too since very young.