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Cosmetic dentistry near Danforth Ave at Pape Dental Centre covers a full range of treatments to improve the look of your smile. The clinic sits directly near Danforth Avenue, a short walk from Pape Subway Station, with accessible transit and parking nearby. Our cosmetic dentistry services include professional teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, dental bonding, and complete smile makeovers. Led by Dr. Sasan Shahrbandi and Dr. Jane Halkiotis, our cosmetic dentists use advanced digital imaging and minimally invasive techniques for natural-looking results designed to last with proper care. Patients from East York and the Greater Toronto Area choose Pape Dental Centre for cosmetic dentistry services.
30-120 Minutes – Varies by procedure (e.g., veneers, whitening, smile makeovers)
Flexible Hours – Evening and weekend appointments available
Varies by treatment – Many cosmetic procedures require minimal downtime
Minimal – Local anesthesia used for more invasive procedures like implants and veneers
Premium thin porcelain shells bonded to the front of teeth for a natural, bright, and durable smile. Highly resistant to staining and wear, they are ideal for significant cosmetic improvements, including discoloration, chips, or misalignment. Longevity typically exceeds 10–15 years with proper care.
Lack of adequate oral hygiene is one of the biggest reasons why teeth start staining, but there can be other contributing factors as well. Staining caused due to food and drinks, medication, smoking and tobacco use, illness, and even aging is common among people.
This cosmetic, restorative procedure involves bonding tooth-coloured restorative material to teeth in order to restore them, or sometimes simply to mask discolouration or to restore fractured or chipped teeth, achieving a beautiful esthetic result.
A smile makeover is a personalized combination of cosmetic and restorative dental treatments designed to improve the appearance of your smile. It can include procedures such as teeth whitening, veneers, crowns, braces, or Invisalign to correct discoloration misalignment chips or gaps. The goal is to create a balanced healthy and natural looking smile while also improving function and confidence. Each smile makeover is tailored to the patient’s unique needs and aesthetic goals for long-lasting results.
Do the imperfections of your teeth keep you from having that confident and perfect smile? Teeth contouring and reshaping can help you correct gaps in your teeth, sculpt the shape of one or more teeth, and create more balance in the appearance of your smile.
A dental crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged or weakened tooth to restore its shape strength and appearance. Crowns are made from materials such as porcelain, ceramic, or metal and are designed to match the natural color of your teeth. They help protect the tooth from further damage improve chewing function and enhance the overall look of your smile. Crowns are commonly used for teeth with large fillings fractures or after root canal treatments to provide long-lasting strength and durability.
Good gum health sets the stage for successful cosmetic dentistry. Before veneers, whitening, or bonding, your gums need to be free of inflammation and disease. Swollen or receding gums can affect how a veneer fits and how your final smile looks. At your first visit, we check your gum health and treat any issues such as gingivitis before any cosmetic dentistry work begins. This step protects your results and keeps the foundation of your smile strong.
Regular cleanings and exams also help your cosmetic work last. Routine visits remove plaque and tartar that can dull veneers or stain bonding over time. During each exam, we check the condition of your restorations and catch small problems early. This ongoing care keeps your gums healthy and your cosmetic dentistry results looking their best.
Every dentist at our clinic is registered with the RCDSO and holds membership with the ODA.
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At your first visit, the dentist will look at your teeth and ask what you want to change about your smile. They’ll explain the best treatment options, answer your questions, and may take X-rays or photos to plan your care.
Take care of your teeth by brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and visiting the dentist regularly. Avoid biting hard foods or using your teeth to open things. If you have veneers or whitening, follow your dentist’s care tips to keep your smile bright and healthy.
Yes! Cosmetic dentistry can replace missing teeth using options like dental implants, bridges, or dentures. These treatments restore your smile and help you chew and speak properly again.
Keep the veneer if you can find it and store it in a small container. Avoid chewing on that side and rinse your mouth with warm water. A missing veneer leaves the tooth underneath exposed, so it can feel sensitive to hot and cold. Book a dental visit as soon as possible. In many cases the veneer can be rebonded, or a new one can be made if it is damaged.
Rinse your mouth with warm water and save any broken pieces. The exposed tooth may have a rough edge, so avoid biting down on it and stick to soft foods until you see a dentist. Broken bonding is not usually painful, but it should be repaired before the edge chips further. Call to schedule a visit, since bonding can often be fixed in a single appointment.
Most cosmetic treatments are not covered by CDCP or standard insurance, though plans may cover related care such as exams or restorative work. Ask our front desk about your coverage when you book.
