I booked an appointment for a routine cleaning and ended up replacing a worn filling while I was…read morethere. It saved me an extra trip, and the visit felt efficient without ever feeling rushed.

I've been going to Dr Luong for almost a year now. I first got an appointment at Baywell through…read moreOpencare. The clinic is conveniently located near Yonge and Bay and the facilities are very clean and modern. Dr Luong is very helpful and incredibly skilled at what she does. Her hands are very dexterous and you barely feel her working on your teeth. She is also very thorough with her check ups, I feel my teeth are very well taken care of by her. I also have a dental implant from Baywell, the surgery was performed by Dr Luong herself. The surgery went smoothly, Dr Luong was very professional and explained to me the procedure and let me know what she was doing at every step. I recovered very quickly from the procedure. Overall, everyone I've encountered at Baywell has been pleasant and friendly. Just to name a few individuals that I've encountered at Baywell--Marianne the hygienist is very friendly, she does thorough cleanings and makes good conversation. Tania the receptionist is incredibly helpful and nice. I would definitely recommend anyone looking for a good dentist to go to Baywell.

I have been going to Dr Kraus for years and she is terrific! She always knows what has to be…read moredone and communicates well with the patient. All Metropolitan staff have a pleasant, upbeat manner. I highly recommend this practice.

DR. ILANA KRAUS and Ivy are an amazing team. I'm not going to say going to the dentist is a…read morepleasure but these 2 make it seem like it's a great experience. Top notch service. I love the way they banter and work together. They are seamless. I cannot recommend them enough. Dr Plaitis is great as well. All around a great practice and I would suggest you use them. Mark Strachan

Horrible Office Staff Experince!…read more I tried to email this place about their dental practices as I was curious for some insight and was rudely spoken to in an email and degraded by whomever emailed me today (2 march 2024). Whoever works at the Dr Arun Narang office should check how this person spoke to me, it was a simple misunderstanding on my part and was hit back with a degrading email that made it seem like I wasn't "serious" about what I was asking about. I was told to send photos, x-rays and a letter from my orthodontist so they could refer me to a surgeon, which I responded that I would get those documents from my orthodontist (since I don't have them with me so I would need to ask my ortho) and I said this I said that I would need to contact my ortho to get this info and I will be in contact with them soon, yet I was screamed at through email by whomever was email. And I was told in the next email ,after I said I STILL need to get those documents for you I will give it to you soon, that " If you want to be taken seriously provide me what I am asking ". How rude can you be. This is how I know this person didn't read my email. I had to email back and refer to my previous email stating that I still need to get the documents. I was also told "Do what I asked of you" which is quite a harsh way to speak to someone who is a potential customer. Horrible Horrible customer service. Staff doesn't have to be this rude, its appalling. Staff shouldn't be this cold to potential customers. I have however found an amazing office somewhere else, the staff is amazing and kind. Kindness goes a long way.

I've been going to see Dr Venerus for 16 years (since I was 5), I've always had a significant…read moreamount of cavities and as much as I (everyone really) hates the dentist, I've never felt uncomfortable with Dr Venerus. I've been to several school dentist or dentist while living abroad and the experiences are incomparable, I will very genuinely get on a plane to see Dr Venerus as he is a guaranteed positive non-judgmental experience. For anyone that hates the dentist he is the dentist for you- also if you like the dentist even better.

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 just FINALLY got TEETH!!! Dr. Ali was patient and kind as was his entire staff. I had no teeth…read morewhen I first came to see him and I went from only being able to eat baby food to being able to eat anything I like! Also my teeth look exactly like they did before they were all taken out. He did it based on pictures of my previous teeth that I had lost from illness. THANK YOU Dr. Ali and your staff!!!

I wanted to write this review so that no one else has to go through what I experienced at this…read moredental centre. I'd like to preface this by saying that I don't normally write reviews when I have bad experiences, I just take the loss and move on, but after my second time going back I now feel compelled to write this review. This weekend my back molar started feeling very painful and was extremely sensitive to cold, and my regular dentist office (Corktown Dental) is closed on sundays and mondays, so I searched for a nearby dentist that could maybe do a root canal for me, and I stumbled upon Harbour Dental Centre. The glowing reviews really made me think that I would be taken care of. I gave them a call and my appointment was set for Tuesday morning. I went in to see Dr. Wong, and we went over my history and he was willing to do my root canal. He was very knowledgeable and nice so I thought that everything should go well. I ended up being in the chair for over FIVE HOURS with my mouth wide open. I sat for so long that the freezing kept wearing off. Dr. Wong was very nice and complimented me for my patience but I did not know what was happening, and truly didn't mind if the root canal took that long if it eventually got done, but the result of my time there was a pulpectomy, a perforation in the tooth (confirmed by the specialist they referred me to) and now I was unable to brush or chew on that side, but on the bright side I was able to drink cold water without pain so that was a small plus. The result of having my mouth open for five hours meant that the corner of my mouth was irritated and there was a large cut on the inside of my cheek, and a scratch on my lip from one of the instruments. Eventually they realized that they would not be able to finish the root canal, and referred me to a specialist who I ended up seeing the next day, who felt so bad after looking at the state of my mouth that she waved her consultation fee. I was quoted around $3000 for the root canal, $900 of that would be fixing the perforation made by Dr. Wong. Eventually I decided to just cut my losses and get the tooth extracted, it was so far back that I decided I wouldn't miss it, which is probably what I should have done in the first place in hindsight. So I called up my regular dentist and asked for them to do the extraction. Right after I requested my x-rays from Harbour Dental, the Director of Clinic Operations there gives me a call and wants to make things right, which I appreciated. She offered to completely refund my pulpectomy procedure as well as have Dr. Amir do the extraction for free. I was apprehensive but I've had my wisdom teeth extracted before and it went super smoothly, so I wasn't too worried, boy was I wrong. It turns out that my tooth was quite infected, and I didn't know that if it's really infected that anesthetic does not work as well. I had started antibiotics only one day prior to the extraction. I go in for the extraction and it was UNBEARABLY painful, I literally wept in the chair. For context, I have a full back tattoo from my neck all the way down my spine that I've sat for 6 hours so far for, only taking breaks when the tattoo artist needed to. I am not sensitive when it comes to pain. So I never want anyone to have to go through that sort of pain if they can avoid it. But because this procedure was done for free my pain was not considered and it felt like they just wanted to get it over with so I would go away. Dr. Amir is also really knowledgeable, and I'm sure other people have had way better experiences, but in this case it just didn't go well for me. Was it my fault? I don't know but I'll let the reader decide. I was given the aftercare instructions verbally prior to the procedure, but reception let me walk out without my prescriptions or any gauze for the bleeding. I was still pretty shook up from the pain so I wasn't really thinking too straight. I had to walk back in to grab the prescriptions when I remembered, and it was only at the pharmacy when I realized that I needed gauze. I was already far from the clinic and could feel the gauze filling up with blood so I ended up going to my regular dentist office near my place and asking them for gauze and written aftercare instructions, as I did not know the aftercare instructions from harbour dental would be emailed to me (wasn't told). Luckily Corktown Dental was able to give me extra gauze and instructions. I'm super distraught and disappointed about my experience, and will not be going back for the check up, and have booked a check up with my usual dentist. I wish you guys the best and it's clear that this just isn't the dental clinic for me. To Harbour Dental: if you feel like I'm misrepresenting anything I've said here today feel free to respond or reach out to me and I will change or delete my review, but I think this is an accurate account of my experience.

I'm going to this dental clinic since more than 20 years and no one time thought to change this…read moreclinic to some other one. Dr Paul, Dr Nick, Naila and all the at the reception desk are helpful and very nice, taking care of the patient to the maximum and professionals . My family going to this clinic too and having the same thoughts as I'm. I highly recommend the services and the care provided in this clinic. Thank you all. Dr. Abdul Nabi

I've been a customer since 2002…read more Dr Paul Stratis performed my work in 2002 and I can confirm his work is excellent and stood the test of time. I had two crowns put in and they both were of superior craftsmanship, and I've enjoyed trouble free teeth since then. I made one big mistake in roughly 2007 but switching to a dentist closer to my new work location at that time. Live went on. Come 2019 I had a tooth that presented some issues and suddenly needed a rush root canal. I had issues locating a provider and decide to call up my old dentist and ended up being placed with Dr Nick Stratis, Paul's son. I can safely say the talent runs in the family. Nick was expert in his needle work, he performed the root canal quickly and expertly (on a rear molar the work is much more detailed). I had a temporary filling and a prescription for antibiotics in case the infection spread. Things recovered quickly. I went back for more detailed work and my new crown. Like before the finishing work was quick, clean, and expertly performed. I love my new crown. Absolutely no tooth or jaw alignment issues. Lastly, I should mention no great dental office is complete without great tooth cleaning experts. All of the staff who clean my teeth have done excellent work, and leave me walking away with super clean teeth and gums. It shows every time I smile. I feel obligated to maintain a great dental health routine just to not disappoint the staff on my next visit. And finally staff who run the front counter and manage appointments have been professional, organized, and super accommodating, when I've had to make schedule adjustments. I'll be going to this office for my dental work even if I move out of province. I'll find a way.

Ive been coming to Dr Hatamian for a long time now, since he took over the business when my…read moreprevious dentist who worked there passed away suddenly to cancer. The transition was done with respect and care to the patients as well as the staff there; he kept the hygienists and the receptionist who are absolutely the heart of this place. They call and remind you of your appointments, they pick up the phone when you call in, they do a great job on your teeth! I have no complaints. Dr Hatamian put my crown on and it's the best job I've ever had. They know I'm terrified of the dentist and they are gentle and go soooo slow whenever I get the heebie-jeebies. Plus, it's right downtown and attached to King Subway Station! So easy to get to.

Dr. Hatamian is an excellent, professional, skilled and caring Dentist. I have been a patient of…read moreDr. Hatamian's for over 6 years now and I highly recommend him. Dr. Hatamian's Dental Hygienists are also top notch as well as his staff. I have had some complex procedures performed, and I have always felt confident and 'in good hands' with Dr. Hatamian. I highly recommend Dr. Hatamian! 5 Stars All The Way!

My dentist rocks. How many people can say that, really? His office is located in west Mississauga,…read morein the Erin Mills area, just west of Winston Churchill and Eglinton and about 6 minutes west of the Credit Valley Hospital (just off the 403). In my quest to find a decent dentist in the area, I discovered Dr. Vincent Strazzeri from word of mouth, as friends and family were really happy about their experience with him. A relative underwent tooth extraction with him weeks ago and sang nothing but praises (again, how many people can say that, really?). I've normally visited on weekends and while it gets very busy, staff are extremely efficient (you don't wait longer than 5 minutes from your scheduled appointment time). In short, Dr. Strazzeri is patient, takes time to get to know you, is extremely knowledgeable, and most importantly, doesn't try to up-sell. I had concerns (and fears) that I would need to undergo wisdom tooth extraction (terrifying, I know), and unlike dentists in the past, he took a look and an x-ray and honestly told me I wouldn't need it. He's very thorough, and really takes the time to address your concerns. Wonderful bedside manner. His staff and hygenists are also patient, kind, and knowledgeable - basically, this clinic has everything you would ever want in a dentist. The clinic isn't very big, and the waiting area is pretty small, but that isn't a concern for me. Also note that they also put your insurance claims through for you so you don't need to file anything yourself. After a couple of visits, I'm a loyal patient. I'd highly recommend this clinic.

I get to know this dental office because of the five star rating and comment before me and it's the…read moreclosest one to my home. Hail Yelp because I'm very happy with my experience. Doctor and staff are friendly, efficient and professional. They remind you twice before appointment so you won't forget; Dr. Strazzeri is very patient, considerate, and informative. Like what's been said in the previous review, it has everything you are looking for for a family dentist. I highly recommend this dental office to anyone who's looking for a decent dentist.