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Locality: Toronto, Ontario

Phone: +1 416-224-2300



Address: 106 Sheppard Ave. West M2N 1M5 Toronto, ON, Canada

Website: torontochildrensdentist.ca

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Toronto Children's Dentist 02.12.2020

Winter is right around the corner. For some people, cold weather brings increased tooth sensitivity. Teeth that are sensitive to the cold can be a result of: -Enamel Erosion -Cavities... -Receding Gums If your tooth sensitivity is causing you pain please visit us. We can you help reduce your tooth pain! #Toothache #SensitiveTeeth #DentalCare #OralCare #Cavities #Dentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 21.11.2020

Reminder that although #mouthwash isn't a substitute for brushing and flossing your teeth, the often overlooked step in a complete oral hygiene routine has been linked to reducing #COVID19’s viral load. Learn more (and be sure to rinse and floss regularly): https://www.ctvnews.ca//mouthwash-can-kill-covid-19-in-30-

Toronto Children's Dentist 18.11.2020

Wishing you peace, love, and joy this Hanukkah season! #Hanukkah #Menorah #Celebration #HappyHolidays

Toronto Children's Dentist 10.11.2020

Toothaches are painful and can interfere with your child’s daily activities. Causes of a toothache could be tooth decay, tooth fracture, damaged filling, grinding teeth, infected gums or tooth eruption. Serious toothaches are caused by dental and mouth problems that won’t get better on their own. Book an appointment with us for a diagnosis and solution!... #Toothache #ToothDecay #ToothFracture #DentalCare #OralCare #KidsDentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 06.11.2020

Wisdom teeth often begin erupting between the ages of 15 to 25. Everyone has a different growth rate, which is why each person has their wisdom teeth removed at slightly different ages. Make sure to visit us if you feel your child’s wisdom teeth are coming in!... #WisdomTeeth #Molars #TeethRemoval #Toothache #DentalCare #KidsDentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 02.11.2020

The high sugar content of candy canes makes them harmful to your oral health. When you suck on a candy cane, you’re spreading sugar around your mouth which can create cavity causing bacteria. For a healthier alternative, try sugar free mints instead. But if you can't resist candy canes this season, be sure to brush and floss your teeth immediately after to wash the sugar out of your mouth. This can help to reduce your risk of cavities.... #Peppermint #DentalCare #DentalTips #CandyCanes #OralCare #Dentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 27.10.2020

Is your child up to date with dental cleanings? Make sure you and your children's teeth are healthy. Book an appointment with us today! #TeethCleaning #OralExam #OralCare #DentalCare #Dentistry #ChildrensDentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 20.10.2020

Straight teeth can not only improve the look of your smile, but also the function of your teeth! Benefits of straight teeth include: -Better Digestion -Easier to keep teeth clean and healthy... -Clearer Speech Plus, straight teeth can lead to increased self-confidence ! #StraightTeeth #ClearAligners #CrookedTeeth #DentalCare #OralCare #Dentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 19.10.2020

Brushing your toddler’s teeth can be hassle. Here and a few tips to ease you and your toddler’s frustrations: 1. Sing while brushing their teeth. 2. Let your child play with a stuffed animal to calm them down. 3. Pretend the toothbrush is something fun like a choo choo train.... More tips for brushing your toddlers teeth can be found here: https://raisingchildren.net.au//denta/dental-care-toddlers #Todders #ToddlerTips #ParentingTips #TeethCleaning #OralHealth #DentalCare

Toronto Children's Dentist 17.10.2020

Catch Altima Dental's #dental float in The Original Santa Claus Parade TOMORROW, December 5th, at 7PM ET on CTV! #AltimaIsComingToTown #SantaClausParadeTO

Toronto Children's Dentist 12.10.2020

November 13th #WorldKindnessDay! Since 1998, World Kindness Day has been a reminder to humanity to showcase kindness towards yourself and those around you. #Kindness #MentalHealth #DentalCare #ChildrenDentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 10.10.2020

November 11th is #RememberanceDay. Today we thank and remember the soldiers who fought for Canada's freedom. Take some time today to acknowledge and respect their bravery for the nation. #Canada #LestWeForget #InFlandersField #November11 #Dentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 08.10.2020

We can help you be confident with your smile. Book an appointment with us today! #TeethCleaning #Smile #TeethWhitening #OralHealth #DentalCare #Dentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 08.10.2020

Babies are usually born with 20 baby (primary) teeth, which starts to grow in at about 6 months of age. They fall out at various times throughout childhood. By around age 21, all adult teeth are usually grown in. #TeethFacts #BabyTeeth #ChildrensDentist #DentalCare #Dentist #DentalHealth

Toronto Children's Dentist 30.09.2020

If your dental plan is based on the calendar year, unused insurance will not carry over to the new year. Take advantage of your plan by getting a check-up, cleaning or any other dental treatment you may have been putting off. #DentalInsurance #DentalBenefits #OralHealth #UseItOrLoseIt #DentalCare #OralCare

Toronto Children's Dentist 21.09.2020

Flossing doesn’t have to be a chore for your kids. Make it fun with the following tip! Make flossing a game - Chores become less of a pain when you make them a game. Add a fun song or story to a flossing session. Create a flossing chart and add a sticker for each time your child flosses.... #Flossing #ParentingTips #DentalCare #OralHealth #Dentist #TeethCleaning

Toronto Children's Dentist 14.09.2020

Smile bright with help from us! Book an appointment today. #Smile #TeethCleaning #DentalCare #OralHealth #Dentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 14.09.2020

With #dental teams across the country beginning to reopen their offices for in-clinic treatment, we must remember that there is still a pandemic happening. Wait times may be a little longer, appointments may be scheduled further out, and treatment may not include the same services they once did, pre-#COVID19, but patient safety is (and always will be) first and foremost. We look forward to seeing your smiles again and appreciate your patience and understanding during these times of change! For more information visit: https://torontochildrensdentist.ca/

Toronto Children's Dentist 12.09.2020

We are thankful to our patients for choosing us as your oral health provider. Hope you are smiling with your friends and family this Thanksgiving. Don’t forget to brush and floss after your turkey dinner! #ThanksgivingDinner #CanadianThanksgiving #LongWeekend #Thanksgiving #DentalCare #OralHealth

Toronto Children's Dentist 11.09.2020

It's important to care for baby (primary) teeth. They give shape to your child’s face, guide permanent teeth into the correct position and are necessary for learning to eat and to speak. Primary teeth have thin outer enamel which puts them at risk for early childhood tooth decay and cavities. Decay happens more easily if teeth come in contact with sweet liquidssuch as formula, milk, and juice.... Keeping up with dental cleanings are essential to keep primary teeth healthy. Book an appointment with us today! #BabyTeeth #Dentistry #TeethCleaning #OralExam #OralCare #ChildrensDentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 01.09.2020

Fun Fact! Every person’s teeth are unique. Just like fingerprints, nobody’s teeth are exactly alike. Protect your unique set of teeth by visiting us! #FunFact #DidYouKnow #TeethCleaning #DentalCare #OralHealth #Dentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 01.09.2020

These paleo pumpkin cookies are gluten-free, vegan, and grain-free. They're perfect for fall or whenever your kids are in the mood for a nutritious pumpkin spice treat. Healthy and delicious, this recipe is guaranteed to satisfy your sweet tooth. Find the recipe here: https://www.asweetalternative.com/blog/paleo-pumpkin-cookies Courtesy of A Sweet Alternative. #PumpkinSpice #HomemadeCookies #SugarFree #Vegan #GlutenFree #KidsHealthySnacks

Toronto Children's Dentist 29.08.2020

Calcium is a very important mineral for teeth and bone growth in children. However, if your child does not or cannot consume dairy, there are plenty of other healthy alternatives such as: - Tofu - Salmon - Green leafy vegetables (e.g. collard greens, kale, spinach)... - Beans - Broccoli - Papaya Consult our dentist or your family doctor on calcium substitutes for your child. #OralHealth #DentalHealth #ChildrensTeeth

Toronto Children's Dentist 25.08.2020

Remove loose food particles by rinsing your mouth with water after a meal. Then, wait at least an hour before brushing your teeth to avoid damages to the enamel caused by leftover acids from food. #DentalTips #OralHealth

Toronto Children's Dentist 21.08.2020

According to the Canadian Sleep Society, 14 percent of children experience sleep bruxism a few times a week. Severe bruxism or teeth grinding can break down teeth, damage dental fillings, and can cause the outer layers of enamel to wear away resulting in tooth sensitivity. If you think your child suffers from teeth grinding book an appointment with us for a diagnosis.... #Bruxism #TeethGrinding #DentalCrowns #DentalFillings #SensitiveTeeth #DentalCare #Dentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 14.08.2020

The September Equinox marks the first day of fall! Get ready for cooler weather, Halloween, and pumpkin-spiced everything! #SeptemberEquinox #Fall #Autumn

Toronto Children's Dentist 12.08.2020

We know brushing your teeth is important to keep our mouths healthy. But have you thought about the brush you are using? Here is what you should look for in a toothbrush: Choose a toothbrush with soft bristles... Select a toothbrush head size that can easily fit into the mouth (1 long and wide for adults, smaller for children and infants) Powered toothbrushes are better choices than manual if you have braces or a physical condition like arthritis #Toothbrush #DentalTips #OralCare #TeethCleaning #DentalCare #Dentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 07.08.2020

It's normal for babies to suck their thumbs because it helps them relax and feel comforted. The Canadian Dental Association suggests getting your child to stop sucking their thumb or pacifier before permanent teeth come in. If the habit continues it could cause problems with how the jaw and teeth grow and may need correction as they get older. If you think your child's teeth have shifted from thumb sucking, it can be corrected. Book an appointment with us for a solution!... #ThumbSucking #Pacifier #BabyTeeth #ChildrenDentist #KidsDentalCare #KidsOralCare

Toronto Children's Dentist 04.08.2020

Fun Fact for #WorldAnimalDay! Giraffes and Humans both have 32 teeth, but giraffes have no front teeth. Most of their teeth are positioned in the back of their mouths. #Giraffe #DidYouKnow #AmimalFacts #FunFacts #Dentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 01.08.2020

Say Cheese! Show off your smile today on #WorldSmileDay #Smiles #Laugh #SayCheese #Dentist #DentalCare

Toronto Children's Dentist 31.07.2020

Happy Children’s Day! Children are a blessing to our world and will one day be its great leaders. #ChildrensDentist #ChildrensDay #HappyKids #ChildrenOralHealth #KidsDentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 25.07.2020

Dentist William Morrison and confectioner John C. Wharton invented machine-spun cotton candy in 1897. They introduced it to a wide audience for the first time at the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis, Missouri, USA! #DentalFacts #FunFacts #DidYouKnow

Toronto Children's Dentist 22.07.2020

Our girls are our future! This month we celebrate Women’s leadership and the young girls who will shape the future. #WomensHistoryMonth #GirlPower #GirlBoss #WomenLeaders #TheFutureIsFemale #CelebrateWomen

Toronto Children's Dentist 19.07.2020

1. TALK ABOUT HEALTHY DENTAL CARE explain to kids why regular dentist visits are important. 2. START AT A YOUNG AGE establish a dental routine as soon as their first teeth come in 3. NO SURPRISES! let your child know of an upcoming dentist visit to give them time to mentally prepare, ask questions and express any fears. 4. MAKE DENTIST DAY A FUN DAY reward bravery and good behaviour with a trip to the cinema or zoo but no candy, please! 5. CHOOSE THE RIGHT DENTIST ... find a dental office with gentle and friendly staff, who will help make your child feel safe and comfortable We are always ready to take care of your child’s dental health in a warm, relaxed, and friendly atmosphere. Book an appointment with us today! #ChildrensTeeth #ChildrensDentist #DentalTips See more

Toronto Children's Dentist 16.07.2020

Follow these tips to help reduce frustrations and stress when taking care of braces. In the end, once your braces are removed, you will have a stunning smile for life! #Braces #Orthodontics #DentalTips #OralHealth

Toronto Children's Dentist 05.07.2020

Remove loose food particles by rinsing your mouth with water after a meal. Then, wait at least an hour before brushing your teeth to avoid damages to the enamel caused by leftover acids from food. #DentalTips #OralHealth

Toronto Children's Dentist 05.07.2020

You know what they say about an apple a day! However, chewing on an apple is not an alternative for brushing your teeth, so remember to properly brush those pearly whites twice a day. #DentalTips #OralHealth

Toronto Children's Dentist 01.07.2020

It may help to schedule dental appointments together especially if your child has older siblings who are not afraid of the dentist. Having the younger child see what the older ones get to do can help reduce dental anxiety and make for a smoother visit! #DentalTips #OralHealth #ChildrensDentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 25.06.2020

We wish you a restful and happy #LabourDay with your loved ones!

Toronto Children's Dentist 19.06.2020

Dental sealants are plastic material painted over the deep pits and grooves on the chewing surfaces of teeth to block out bacteria and prevent decay. Ask us about dental sealants for your child today! #DentalSealants #OralHeath #Dentist #DentalTips #ChildrensTeeth

Toronto Children's Dentist 18.06.2020

The September Equinox marks the first day of fall! Get ready for cooler weather, Halloween, and pumpkin-spiced everything! #SeptemberEquinox #Fall #Autumn

Toronto Children's Dentist 16.06.2020

It is that time of the year again! Although the back-to-school season may be drastically different this year, it is still a good time to schedule a check-up appointment for your kids to monitor their oral health. Call our office today to book an appointment or to learn more about how we have prepared to keep your family safe. #BackToSchool #OralHealth #DentalCare

Toronto Children's Dentist 29.05.2020

It’s time to prepare your kids to go back to school! Whether your kids are entering virtual or in-person classrooms, start the year off with clean, refreshed teeth by booking a teeth cleaning with us! #BackToSchool #OralHealth #ChildrensDentist #PediatricDentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 22.05.2020

#DentalJokes #DentistHumor

Toronto Children's Dentist 13.05.2020

Foods that contain high amounts of sugar and refined starches (like white bread) are damaging to your teeth for two reasons: firstly, they promote the growth of acid-producing bacteria that dissolve the tooth enamel; secondly, their stickiness helps them linger in the mouth, giving time for bacteria to grow. Try these tips for a healthier diet: - Swap sugary drinks with sugar-free options - Use a granulated sweetener for foods like breakfast cereal... - Use baking methods that use whole grain flours and don’t rely on refined sugar as a sweetener #DentalTips #OralHealth #DentalHygiene #ChildrenHealth #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 04.05.2020

There are many websites that can help your kid have fun and learn at home! Why not give some of these a try? - seussville.com - coolmathgames.com - kids.nationalgeographic.com - funbrain.com... - funbrainjr.com - highlightskids.com #SocialDistancing #SocialDistancingTips

Toronto Children's Dentist 24.04.2020

#DentalFacts #FunFacts

Toronto Children's Dentist 04.04.2020

During these tough times, kids may also feel elevated levels of stress. Thumb-sucking and teeth grinding are habits arising from high stress levels that can lead to dental concerns in the future. You can prevent your children from sucking their thumbs by: - Placing a sock over the hand they typically put in the mouth - Finding ways to calm and relax them before bedtime... - Talking to your children about their fears concerns, and other methods of stress relief If your children are grinding their teeth, soothing bedtime routines, breathing exercises, relaxation techniques and therapies may help in preventing it. Also, don’t forget to mention signs of teeth grinding to your dentist at your next appointment. #CoronavirusParentingTips #OralHealth #ChildrensDentist #PediatricDentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 23.03.2020

Keep those smiles looking good with daily oral hygiene and regular visits to the dentist’s office! #ChildrensDentist #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry #DidYouKnow

Toronto Children's Dentist 03.03.2020

Canadian #dentistry has among the highest infection control standards in the world and has been proactive in applying similar considerations during the peak inf...ection period earlier in the year to protect the #publichealth. Read more about the Canadian Dental Association's response to World Health Organization (WHO): https://www.altimadental.com/cda-clarifies-who-considerati/

Toronto Children's Dentist 26.02.2020

International Youth Day was designated by the United Nations to draw attention to issues surrounding youth. Click here to learn more about this day! https://www.un.org/en/events/youthday/#DentistryToronto #ChildrenHealth #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry #DidYouKnow

Toronto Children's Dentist 09.02.2020

Appealing to your kids’ natural empathy and altruism will help them understand the importance of social distancing. Remember, our combined efforts are helping society overcome this pandemic and protecting loved ones and other at-risk individuals! #Covid19 #Coronavirus #SocialDistancing #CoronavirusTips #StayHealthy

Toronto Children's Dentist 25.01.2020

Fluoride toothpaste can be used as soon as teeth come in, but it needs to be under a dentist’s recommendation on how much toothpaste to apply to the brush. Parents should be doing the brushing for children up to seven years of age. Fluorosis the appearance of white or brown spots on adult teeth can occur if too much fluoride is consumed during tooth formation. Thus, it is important to make sure that your child is not swallowing toothpaste. #DentalAwareness #OralHealth #DentalHealth #DentalTips #ChildrensDentist #PediatricDentist

Toronto Children's Dentist 10.01.2020

We hope everyone is enjoying the long weekend with family! #CivicHoliday #LongWeekend

Toronto Children's Dentist 26.12.2019

In the case that your child is not scheduled for a sedation dental procedure, it is safe and OK for them to have a light snack such as apples, eggs and nuts so that your child feels full during the appointment and not feel restless. Avoid eating carbohydrates such as cereal, breads or pasta since this can increase blood sugar levels and stress levels if they are already anxious about visiting the dentist. #DentalTips #OralHealth #DentalHygiene #DentistryToronto #ChildrenHealth #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 11.12.2019

Thank you to our dental team for keeping us safe and healthy during the pandemic. If you have not had your dental cleaning/check up in the past 6-12 months, please call our office to book your appointment! #DentalTips #OralHealth #DentalHygiene #DentistryToronto #ChildrenHealth #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 06.12.2019

Children, just like adults, can experience oral health problems, especially if preventative measures are not being used promptly. A few ways to prevent baby bottle tooth decay (or nursing caries) include: - Parents holding their baby while feeding... - Clean your baby’s gums with a clean washcloth after feeding - Putting the bottle away before putting your child to bed. - NEVER letting your child fall asleep with a bottle or on the breast. For any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact our dental office. #DentalTips #OralHealth #DentalHygiene #DentistryToronto #BabyToothDecay #ChildrenHealth #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 22.11.2019

With the heat of the summer sun, it can be tempting to overindulge in sweet treats such as ice cream, lollipops, and donuts. Even though sugar is not the direct cause of cavities, acids created by the bacteria in your mouth feeds off the sugar to produce more acid, which heightens the risk of tooth decay and cavities. Make sure you continue to floss and brush regularly and replace a fizzy drink with a refreshing glass of water. Small changes will have a big impact on your overall health! #NationalJunkFoodDay #DentalHealth #DentalTips #DentistryToronto

Toronto Children's Dentist 09.11.2019

It’s Stick-Out-Your-Tongue day! Make it a habit to check your tongue everyday after you brush your teeth. Look for any abnormalities in your tongue and practice cleaning it gently. If you suspect that something is not quite right, call us or book an appointment. When your tongue and teeth are healthy, the rest of you will be too! ... #DentalHealth #DentalTips #StickOutYourTongueDay #OralHealth #DentistryToronto

Toronto Children's Dentist 03.11.2019

Make sure you are switching out your child’s toothbrush often and teaching them how to brush properly to prevent tooth decay and any further damage. Parents remember if your child cannot write with a pencil they are still too young to brush themselves. Let them brush for fun, and leave the real work to the adults! #DentalTips #OralHealth #DentalHygiene #DentistryToronto #BrushingTips #ChildrenHealth #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 18.10.2019

Setting time for your kids will allow them to feel loved and safe during time at home. Try taking around 20 minutes a day doing an activity of your child/children’s choosing, such as playing a game or reading. #MentalHealth #CoronavirusParentingTips #StressFreeZone

Toronto Children's Dentist 01.10.2019

Your child should start flossing when at least 2 teeth have touched this usually occurs when they are around the age of 2 to 3. Children will need help with flossing until they are ages 8 to 10. If you are unsure how to help your child floss, please contact us at our office. #DentalTips #OralHealth #DentalHygiene #DentistryToronto #BabyToothDecay #ChildrenHealth #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry

Toronto Children's Dentist 28.09.2019

We do not recommend using twigs, but you can take care of your teeth everyday by brushing and flossing. Your regular dental visits can help make sure your oral hygiene is always in tip-top shape! #DentalTips #OralHealth #DentalHygiene #DentistryToronto #ChildrenHealth #PediatricDentist #ChildrensDentistry #DidYouKnow

Toronto Children's Dentist 13.09.2019

Even though we still may be apart from many of our loved ones, we can still express our love, care and affection for others in many ways! We can still spend time outdoors socially distant from one another, write cards, letters, share photos and make video calls. We will be together soon, stay strong! #happyworldkissingday #coronavirus #stayhealthy

Toronto Children's Dentist 05.09.2019

Enjoy a nice scoop of ice cream today! Don’t forget, frozen yogurt topped with fresh fruit is a great alternative to cut back on sugar and saturated fats. Also, don’t forget to brush after enjoying your cold treat! #NationalIceCreamMonth #IceCream

Toronto Children's Dentist 18.08.2019

Happy Canada Day! For the nation’s 153rd birthday, you can celebrate from the comfort and safety of your own home via online Canada Day celebrations! The Canadian government has put together a virtual program to celebrate Canadian heritage with artists and artisans. RSVP on the Facebook page to learn more: https://www.facebook.com/events/250110859586932/ #HappyCanadaDay #StayStrongAndFree

Toronto Children's Dentist 10.08.2019

When hand washing is not possible, make sure you are using hand sanitizers with at least 60% alcohol before and after touching a public surface (tables, chairs, etc.) as well as when you sneeze or cough. #Coronavirus #COVID19 #SpreadPrevention #PreventCOVID #CoronaTips #StopTheSpread

Toronto Children's Dentist 29.07.2019

Bacterial infections can be reinfected through your toothbrush. Make sure you are changing you and your kid’s toothbrush regularly, especially if you are experiencing a cold, flu, mouth infection and/or a sore throat. #ChildrensTeeth #TorontoChildrensDentist #OralHealth #DentalTips #PaediatricDentist