Markham Smile Centre
1 Raymerville Drive l3p5j5 Markham, ON, Canada

Happy Birthday Dr. Amir Guorgui! We are so lucky to have such an amazing and talented dental surgeon on our team! Enjoy your cake and we hope you have an awesome day (even though we made you work on your birthday)

Dental Care for Children and Infants Infants and children are not immune to oral health problems, and it's vital to take proper care of your child's teeth from the very beginning To help you with that, we have prepared a list of dental care necessities for your little ones... 1 Baby Teeth Cleaning: Baby teeth should be cleaned as soon as they erupt. Clean your baby’s teeth with a soft washcloth or gauze after every bottle or meal. Encourage your children to brush their own teeth once they have the coordination to do so. Replace toothbrushes every two to three months. 2 First Dental Visit: It is important that your child visits a dentist by the time they are 1 y.o. to establish long-term dental hygiene and a professional dental cleaning plan. 3 Dental Sealant Application: Dental sealants are used to protect teeth from decay and are appropriate as soon as a tooth erupts. 4 Fluoride Treatments: Check with your dentist and water authority about the need for fluoride treatments. 5 Dental Flossing: Parent-assisted dental flossing should commence when two teeth erupt next to each other. Independent flossing should occur when children can do it on their own. 6 Mouth Washing: Mouth washing is usually recommended by age seven, provided your child can perform the activity. 7 Orthodontics: Orthodontics may be appropriate by seven years of age. Keep in mind that these age ranges are estimates only; you should follow your dentist’s recommendations. In case you need any advice on pediatric dental care, feel free to give us a call Were these tips helpful for you? Comment below #mysmilecentre #webelieveinyoursmile #mysmile_tips #pediatricdentistry #dentistontario #dentalappointment #dentistcanada

4 Alternatives To a Root Canal Treatment Root canal treatment is one of the most efficient ways to treat an infected and dying tooth. Though this procedure is considered to be effective and painless, many patients are curious about the alternatives. So, what other procedures can be performed instead of a root canal treatment?... 1 Tooth Extraction It's the most obvious but also more traumatic alternative. Most dental professionals recommend avoiding tooth extraction and saving your tooth whenever possible. 2 Pulp Capping Here, a sealant is used to close off the entrance to the pulp. This procedure isn't always successful, and you may eventually still require a root canal treatment. 3 Bridge Dentures If you decide to remove the tooth, it can be replaced with a dental bridge. 4 Dental Implants Dental implants can permanently replace missing teeth, but the procedure is more costly than a root canal treatment. As you can see, there are enough alternatives to root canal treatment, but there are things to consider before choosing one. Your dentist at Markham Smile Centre will make sure to consult you on all the alternatives and recommend the most suitable way to treat your teeth If you are experiencing pain, call us right away to discover the reason as soon as possible We are always here for you! #mysmilecentre #webelieveinyoursmile #rootcanaltreatment #mysmile_tips #dentistryappointment #dentalcarecanada #dentistmarkham

6 Dental Effects of Missing a Tooth Tooth loss is often caused by tooth decay or trauma. Although it can be corrected with restorative options like dental implants, bridges and dentures, many people avoid treatment and simply live with the loss. Not replacing one or more lost teeth could be detrimental to the health and functionality of your smile. By failing to replace a tooth, you could leave yourself at risk of developing additional, more costly problems that may interfer...e with your everyday life. Here are 6 dental consequences associated with not replacing missing teeth: 1 Bone Loss 2 Shifting teeth 3 Bite Irregularities 4 Difficulty Chewing 5 Changes in facial appearance 6 Speech issues So, if you're missing a tooth, call us right away so we can restore your smile as soon as possible We believe in your smile! #webelieveinyoursmile #mysmile_tips #mysmilecentre #dentistcanada #dentistonline #dentalcarecanada #dentalimplants

We are OPEN & here to help Despite the lockdown, Markham Smile Centre continues to provide emergency and essential dental treatment to you and your family We want to make sure you can access high quality and safe dental care anytime you need it. Our team meticulously follows all safety protocols and provides online consultations to ensure your maximum safety and well-being during the treatment ... 0% installment payments available Book a Free virtual consultation on our website (Link in BIO) or at 905-472-6670 See more

Good Morning from Your Smile Centre, Due to the restrictions ordered by the Ontario Government to reduce the spread of COVID-19, there have been a few questions regarding dentistry. We wanted to let everyone know that, YES, we are OPEN. Dentistry is an essential part of healthcare and we will continue to provide both preventive and restorative as well as emergency treatment. We will not be providing some elective services such as teeth whitening at this time. ... We are grateful to remain open as we know how important it is to stay on top of dental issues before they become major problems. Good oral health is directly related to good overall health. Please know that we are doing everything we can to ensure that we go above and beyond all of the recommended safety protocols to keep you, your loved ones, and our team healthy and safe. That is, and always will be our highest priority. Our strict protocols include: Advanced pre screening, using Hepa air filters, wearing advanced PPE, and limiting the number of people in the office by making virtual consultations available. Our offices have always been proud of being experts when it comes to asepsis and sterilizations protocols and it should be noted that there has been no evidence of COVID spread related to dental offices at this time. Should you have any questions, or wish to postpone or delay any upcoming appointments, please feel free to reach out. We completely understand that not everyone is comfortable receiving dental treatment at this time and we will do our best to accommodate all of your needs while making sure that you feel safe. Continuing to follow our enhanced safety guidelines, that we have had in place since June, will help to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone. Underneath these layers of extra protection, rest assured that we are still the same, caring, attentive providers we have always been! Thank You for your trust during these uncertain times, Your Smile Centre https://youtu.be/CHUqoJ0Xorg

What to eat to have a healthier smile? A balanced and nutritious diet is vital for your general and dental health Without the right nutrients, your teeth and gums can become more susceptible to decay and gum disease That's why we have prepared some essential tips on improving your daily nutrition... Cut your sugar intake Sugar is one of the leading causes of dental problems. The average Canadian eats the equivalent of 40 kg of sugar each year Know precisely what you eat Read lists of ingredients when you're grocery shopping. The words 'healthy', 'fitness' and 'sugar-free' can be deceptive Use healthier snack alternatives For example: - Plain milk and buttermilk - Fruit and raw vegetables - Plain yogurt, cheese, and cottage cheese - Hard-boiled or devilled eggs - Nuts, sunflower, or pumpkin seeds - Melba toast - Salads Make water your drink of choice Drinking enough water is essential for your health and wellness These simple and useful tips will help you improve your general and dental health Comment '' if you find these tips helpful #mysmilecentre #webelieveinyoursmile #mysmile_tips #dentalcarecanada #dentaltips #healthtips #dentistontario #dentistcanada

Make Teeth Brushing Routine fun for your little ones It can be a challenge to get your kids to brush their teeth sometimes And explaining the importance of oral care is just doesn’t seem to do the trick. The secret here is in making the tooth brushing routine more fun; and we've got some amazing tips on that:... Brush together and teach by example You will not only bond with your child, but also make tooth brushing more fun for them Make it a game, and see the sparkles in their eyes Choose the right toothbrush Toothbrushes that resemble animals are especially popular among little ones Add music If your toddler loves to dance, why not add some music to your kids tooth brushing routine? Reward your child Praise and encouragement will go a long way. Offer your kids a small reward every night they brush their teeth Do your children enjoy brushing their teeth? Comment below #mysmilecentre #webelieveinyoursmile #mysmile_tips #dentistontario #dentistcanada #teethbrushing #dentalcleaningcanada #childrendentalcare

6 New Year’s Resolutions to Improve Your Dental Health The new year is perfect for establishing new healthy habits. Whether it's something small, like changing your toothbrushing technique, or something bigger, like getting the All-on-4 treatment, setting a goal is often rewarding and motivating But remember, it's easier to make resolutions attainable by taking baby steps to achieve them ... Here are 6 New Year's resolutions that will give you a healthier smile 1 Avoid gum disease by improving your daily oral care routines 2 Get a professional dental cleaning regularly 3 Try to quit/minimize the tobacco use 4 Consider teeth-whitening (advise your dentist first) 5 Restore teeth - crowns, implants, and fillings help preserve tooth structure and maintain proper teeth alignment 6 Preserve teeth - recognize and fight problems early. Never ignore symptoms, especially for too long! What are your New Year's resolutions? Share in comments to motivate yourself to achieve your goals #mysmilecentre #webelieveinyoursmile #newyearsresolution #dentalresolutions #dentistontario #dentistcanada #mysmile_tips

Happy New Year from Markham Smile Centre! Our wishes you all the best in 2021! May all your New Year's resolutions come true, and your smile is healthy and bright!... To help you with the last one, we have prepared a holiday prediction for you Take a screenshot and find out how can you keep your teeth healthy in the new year What prediction have you got? Comment below #mysmilecentre #webelieveinyoursmile #newyearcanada #dentistontario #dentaltips #healthynewyear #canadadentist #dentistnewyear #mysmile_tips #newyearpredictions

4 Alternatives To a Root Canal Treatment Root canal treatment is one of the most efficient ways to treat an infected and dying tooth. Though this procedure is considered to be effective and painless, many patients are curious about the alternatives. So, what other procedures can be performed instead of a root canal treatment?... 1 Tooth Extraction It's the most obvious but also more traumatic alternative. Most dental professionals recommend avoiding tooth extraction and saving your tooth whenever possible. 2 Pulp Capping Here, a sealant is used to close off the entrance to the pulp. This procedure isn't always successful, and you may eventually still require a root canal treatment. 3 Bridge Dentures If you decide to remove the tooth, it can be replaced with a dental bridge. 4 Dental Implants Dental implants can permanently replace missing teeth, but the procedure is more costly than a root canal treatment. As you can see, there are enough alternatives to root canal treatment, but there are things to consider before choosing one. Your dentist at Markham Smile Centre will make sure to consult you on all the alternatives and recommend the most suitable way to treat your teeth If you are experiencing pain, call us right away to discover the reason as soon as possible We are always here for you! #mysmilecentre #webelieveinyoursmile #rootcanaltreatment #mysmile_tips #dentistryappointment #dentalcarecanada #dentistmarkham

6 Dental Effects of Missing a Tooth Tooth loss is often caused by tooth decay or trauma. Although it can be corrected with restorative options like dental implants, bridges and dentures, many people avoid treatment and simply live with the loss. Not replacing one or more lost teeth could be detrimental to the health and functionality of your smile. By failing to replace a tooth, you could leave yourself at risk of developing additional, more costly problems that may interfer...e with your everyday life. Here are 6 dental consequences associated with not replacing missing teeth: 1 Bone Loss 2 Shifting teeth 3 Bite Irregularities 4 Difficulty Chewing 5 Changes in facial appearance 6 Speech issues So, if you're missing a tooth, call us right away so we can restore your smile as soon as possible We believe in your smile! #webelieveinyoursmile #mysmile_tips #mysmilecentre #dentistcanada #dentistonline #dentalcarecanada #dentalimplants

4 Alternatives To a Root Canal Treatment Root canal treatment is one of the most efficient ways to treat an infected and dying tooth. Though this procedure is considered to be effective and painless, many patients are curious about the alternatives. So, what other procedures can be performed instead of a root canal treatment?... 1 Tooth Extraction It's the most obvious but also more traumatic alternative. Most dental professionals recommend avoiding tooth extraction and saving your tooth whenever possible. 2 Pulp Capping Here, a sealant is used to close off the entrance to the pulp. This procedure isn't always successful, and you may eventually still require a root canal treatment. 3 Bridge Dentures If you decide to remove the tooth, it can be replaced with a dental bridge. 4 Dental Implants Dental implants can permanently replace missing teeth, but the procedure is more costly than a root canal treatment. As you can see, there are enough alternatives to root canal treatment, but there are things to consider before choosing one. Your dentist at Markham Smile Centre will make sure to consult you on all the alternatives and recommend the most suitable way to treat your teeth If you are experiencing pain, call us right away to discover the reason as soon as possible We are always here for you! #mysmilecentre #webelieveinyoursmile #rootcanaltreatment #mysmile_tips #dentistryappointment #dentalcarecanada #dentistmarkham

6 Dental Effects of Missing a Tooth Tooth loss is often caused by tooth decay or trauma. Although it can be corrected with restorative options like dental implants, bridges and dentures, many people avoid treatment and simply live with the loss. Not replacing one or more lost teeth could be detrimental to the health and functionality of your smile. By failing to replace a tooth, you could leave yourself at risk of developing additional, more costly problems that may interfer...e with your everyday life. Here are 6 dental consequences associated with not replacing missing teeth: 1 Bone Loss 2 Shifting teeth 3 Bite Irregularities 4 Difficulty Chewing 5 Changes in facial appearance 6 Speech issues So, if you're missing a tooth, call us right away so we can restore your smile as soon as possible We believe in your smile! #webelieveinyoursmile #mysmile_tips #mysmilecentre #dentistcanada #dentistonline #dentalcarecanada #dentalimplants

Happy Birthday Dr. Jason Hwang! We don’t have favourites at My Smile Centre... but we all Dr. Jason!

Dear valued patients, The Ontario Government has announced new restrictions in various regions of the province beginning Monday, November 23, 2020 at 12:01 a.m. These restrictions include moving the regions of Toronto and Peel into Lockdown (maximum measures) status. With the announcement that Toronto and Peel regions are heading into lockdown as of tomorrow, we wanted to let you know that all of our Smile Centre locations are still OPEN. ...Continue reading

There's a story behind every smile And the smile of our patient Greg is no exception He found MySmile Centre on Google when wanted a quick fix for his teeth before going on a vacation. We provided him with a temporary fix and consulted on permanent solutions - implants and full upper arch replacement. When Greg returned from a vacation trip, he decided to make his smile permanent.... Having evaluated the available options, he realized that it's easier to do both arches at once. One surgery and you have a beautiful and healthy smile. Who wouldn't like that? So, Greg went for a double arch "All-in-4" procedure and is very satisfied with this decision. The surgery went extremely well and the recovery was super quick - only 3-4 days! Now Greg is one of our most active patients and a dear friend He is always ready to share his experience. He even spoke on one of our free dental implants seminars! We are so lucky to have patients like Greg! P.S. the video was filmed before the pandemic. Look for a full video in IGTV section The treatment was performed by Dr. Amir Guorgui Surgical and Sedation Dentistry and Dr. James Ko Cosmetic, Implant, and Family Dentistry Treatment coordinator - Jenny #mysmilecentre #dentistryappointment #webelieveinyoursmile #dentistreview #mysmile_review #mysmile_beforeafter #virtualdentist See more

We love BIRTHDAYS! Happy birthday to our newest team member, Kimberley! We hope you had a fabulous day!