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City Dental Center

At City Dental Center on the Danforth, we provide dental care for all. Our compassionate team strives to make your visit as pleasant as possible.

We're eager to assist you and your family with all of your dental needs. We’re more than just a dental office. We’re a smile destination, where patients from all over the city come to achieve their ideal smile. From dental implants and porcelain crowns to whitening and veneers, we offer a full range of treatment options to give you the beautiful smile you’ve always dreamed of. YOUR TRUSTED DENTAL CARE PROVIDER! While we’re well known for our smile enhancing treatments, our patients also count on us for general dental care delivered by friendly, experienced professionals, Dr. Lion Berzin, Dr. Shim Goldfarb and Dr. Andrew Heinola in a comfortable and reassuring environment.

02/24/2026

If it’s been a long time between dental appointments — we can help! We aim to make the process of getting back on track as easy and stress-free as possible. We know that life happens … but regular dental hygiene appointments and checkups are key to preventing and treating dental health issues. Contact us. We’ll find an appointment time that works for you!

02/19/2026

You may be surprised to learn that fillings don’t last forever. Depending on the type of materials used, fillings can last from 5 to 15 years. During a dental exam, we examine fillings and may take X-rays to help determine when a filling needs to be replaced.

02/17/2026

Has it been a while since your last dental visit? We know that life can get in the way. Why not book a dental exam and cleaning to get started again? Don’t worry. We won’t judge. We promise you’ll get a warm welcome, and we look forward to seeing your healthy smile!

02/03/2026

Do you know what to do if you accidentally lose a tooth? It's important to act quickly. Pick it up carefully and hold it by the top of the tooth — not the root — and store it in a container of milk, and if you don’t have milk, use saliva or water. Don’t rinse the tooth or let it dry out. Call us right away for further instructions.

01/27/2026

Ever wonder what are the best snacks to give your child between meals? Watch this video to learn more about tooth-friendly snacks.

01/20/2026

Gum disease can be a scary topic, but not when you know the facts! Red or swollen gums, bleeding gums, bad breath, or sensitive teeth may indicate the early stages of gum disease (gingivitis). Left untreated, gum disease can lead to shrinking gums, and tooth loss. Caught early, gum disease can be reversed with periodontal treatment and at-home care.

Brushing your teeth at least twice a day and flossing before bed, plus regular dental check-ups with professional teeth cleanings are essential in preventing gum disease. Call to book an appointment today!

01/13/2026

Hold your toothbrush at a 45-degree angle against the gumline and gently massage when brushing your teeth. This helps to remove food and plaque that can get caught at the gumline. Remember not to brush too hard!

01/06/2026

Whitening trays are a great option for safely whitening your teeth. We custom-make trays for your mouth so they won’t shift or leak, which reduces the risk of gum irritation. Ask us about teeth whitening at your next visit.

01/01/2026

Brushing your toddler’s teeth using toothpaste with fluoride will help prevent tooth decay. Use a dab the size of a grain of rice, and teach them to spit after brushing.

12/30/2025

Sports and energy drinks are terrible for your teeth. The pH levels in these drinks breed bacteria and can cause irreversible erosion to tooth enamel. If you indulge in a post-game or post-workout energy drink, be sure to rinse with water afterward or chew a stick of sugar-free gum. Better yet – replace your sports drink with water!

12/25/2025

Knowing the cause of bad breath (or “halitosis”) is half the battle. We can often help patients find relief with treatment and advice. Causes of bad breath include poor oral hygiene, dry mouth, infections in the mouth, plaque buildup, diet, and some health conditions.

Practicing good oral hygiene can often end bad breath. Brush twice a day and floss to remove food particles from between the teeth. Brushing the tongue can also help.

For patients who suffer from a dry mouth, chewing sugar-free gum may help stimulate saliva production. Over-the-counter dry mouth treatments can also help.

Ask us for help with chronic bad breath. We can help determine the cause of the bad breath and recommend solutions to minimize odour.

12/23/2025

It’s tricky to reach your back teeth when brushing. Even though it’s a bit more effort, it’s so important to brush your back teeth properly.

Make sure that you are using the correct size brush for your mouth. Try closing your mouth, and shifting your jaw to the side, to reach the cheek side of those back molars. That will give you a bit more room. You can also tilt the brush at a 45-degree angle to reach the very back surface of your last tooth.

You may find that an electric toothbrush helps you reach those difficult areas more easily.

It takes a bit of trial and error to find a method that works best for you.

Address

2763 Danforth Avenue Unit 4
Toronto, ON
M4C1L8

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://www.citydentalcenter.ca/

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