HTL Dental

According to the most recent Implications from the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, dentists can still provide non-essential and elective care along with essential services, emergency and urgent care. HTL Dental has taken the current pandemic situation very seriously and will continue our strict safety guidelines to protect every patient in the clinic from the potential spread of COVID-19. Appointment Welcome! #htldental#dentalgroup#torontodentist#gtadentistry#dentalclinic#covid_19#pandemic #dentalappointment

Happy summer everyone! Throwback to when Mr. Toothy visited our Parkhome location. All of our locations are open now! Book your appointment today! And remember to always floss and brush your teeth . Stay healthy! #htldentalgroup#torontodentistry#gtadentist#oralhealth#floss#dental#lifestyle

Dear Patients, Following the most recent direction from government and the Chief Medical Officer of Health, we are now open to accept appointments and provide all in-person cares including fillings, extractions, root canals, etc. We have reviewed and rehearsed our new protocols -- we will be strictly adhering to the guidelines provided by Ontario Public Health and Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO), providing a safe and sterilized environment to protect our patients and staff. Due to this change, the wait time between patients will be longer than before. Thank you for your patience and understanding!

Did you know dental health affects our whole body health? Especially long-term periodontics can cause gum recession, loose teeth and heart disease. Due to the increase in systemic inflammation levels, health issues arise that can be difficult to manage or treat. The response of the immune system may cause the formation of branched proteins on blood vessel walls, which may trap fatty plaques and platelets, this process narrows the diameter of blood vessels to the point where oxygen-carrying RBCs, which increases the risk for heart disease and related issues, such as heart attacks and stroke. So stay safe and brush your teeth twice a day! #htldental#dentistry #dentalknowledge #dentalcare #gtadentistry #torontodentaloffice #quarantine

As the spreading of COVID-19, it’s especially important to do what we can to keep us healthy. Expect brush our teeth everyday, don’t forget to floss everyday! As flossing can protect us from gum diseases, which can weaken our immune system. So being proactive about your oral health while it may not prevent you from getting sick can certainly help keep your body’s natural defenses strong! #htldental#COVID-19#fightagainstcoronavirus #torontodentist