Dental exams
Routine dental visits, oral health review, and prevention-focused care.
Dental Clinic in Scarborough
Dental Clinic in Scarborough - Danton Dental Clinic
Dental care in Scarborough for exams, cleanings, urgent dental concerns, restorative care, and new patient visits.
Dental care for families and new patients
Danton Dental Clinic supports Scarborough patients with dental exams, hygiene visits, cleanings, oral health education, urgent dental concerns, restorative discussions, and new patient care. Dental care is an important part of overall health, especially for patients managing chronic conditions or medication changes.
Patients can contact the clinic to ask about dental appointment availability, new patient steps, and the right visit type for their concern. For patients who also receive medical care, communication between care teams can help keep health information organized when needed.
Cleanings and hygiene
Support for plaque control, gum health, and practical home care guidance.
Urgent dental concerns
Assessment pathways for dental pain, broken teeth, swelling, or other urgent concerns.
Dental visits may include
- New patient dental exams and treatment planning.
- Routine cleanings, hygiene care, and preventive advice.
- Dental pain, chipped tooth, swelling, and urgent concern assessment.
- Restorative care discussions for fillings, crowns, or related needs.
- Oral health education for families, seniors, and medically complex patients.
- Coordination with medical care when health history affects dental treatment.
Dental team and medical coordination
Learn more about Danton Dental Clinic and the care team. Patients coordinating dental and medical needs can also review the medical team through the main team page.
Meet the Dental TeamDental Clinic FAQ
Is Danton Dental Clinic accepting new dental patients?
Patients can call 416-998-3456 or use the online registration option to ask about current dental appointment availability and new patient steps.
Can the dental clinic help with urgent dental pain?
Patients with dental pain, swelling, broken teeth, or urgent concerns should call for guidance on appointment availability and appropriate next steps.
Can dental and medical care be coordinated?
When relevant and with appropriate consent, dental and medical information can be considered together for patients whose health history affects care planning.