Danforth’s trusted family dentist since 1997, proudly serving the neighbourhood for over 25 years right here on Pape Avenue in Danforth Village, Toronto. At Pape Dental Centre, Dr. Jane Halkiotis and our dedicated team of dentists and hygienists provide comprehensive care for every member of your family. Routine cleanings, restorative treatments, and complete smile makeovers are all available under one roof, with evening and Saturday appointments to fit around your schedule. We proudly accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) and welcome new patients to our modern, comfortable clinic near East York and Greektown.
A cosmetic procedure that removes stains and discoloration from tooth enamel using bleaching agents, resulting in a brighter, whiter smile. Available as in-office treatments or take-home kits.
Titanium posts surgically inserted into the jawbone to replace missing tooth roots. They fuse with the bone over time and support a crown, bridge, or denture. Offering a permanent, natural-looking solution.
Used to restore teeth damaged by cavities or minor fractures. The decayed material is removed and the tooth is filled with composite resin or porcelain to restore its shape and function.
Custom-made caps placed over a tooth that is damaged or heavily restored, rebuilding its shape and strength. Often used after a root canal or to protect a cracked tooth.
A full-mouth periodontal examination is part of a comprehensive oral exam and is also recommended if signs of gum disease are observed during regular oral check-ups.
Comprehensive oral examinations are a part of preventive dentistry where we focus on thorough evaluation and detection of oral and dental health issues at an early stage.
Oral cancer can develop anywhere in your mouth. Common areas include the lips, cheeks, gums, tongue, the palate or throat.
Normal activities like biting, chewing, and certain habits such as grinding can cause damage if the teeth or jaws are not correctly aligned.
Regular dental cleaning can help protect your teeth from decay, preserving strength. Cleanings using professional tools also remove deposits that have accumulated, helping keep your gums healthy.
It is common knowledge that most dental issues arise due to poor dental care. Tooth decay, receding gums, foul breath, and many other dental problems result from making poor dietary choices and from not following a proper dental care routine.
These images capture details of your mouth’s structures, helping diagnose tooth decay, cavities between teeth, bone loss related to gum disease, infection, impacted wisdom teeth and other abnormalities.
Complete (full) dentures are removable and are made when the patient has no existing teeth. Partial dentures can be made when the patient has some existing, healthy, natural teeth to support the denture.
Just like grown-ups, your kids and even toddlers also require dental checkups and cleanings done periodically.
Thin custom shells bonded to the front of the teeth to cover stains, chips, or gaps. Veneers cover a range of cosmetic concerns at once and give the front teeth an even, natural look.
A toothache or a broken filling can happen to anyone in the house, and dental pain rarely waits for a convenient time. As your family dentist on the Danforth, we keep urgent appointments open during the week for children, teens, adults, and seniors who need to be seen fast.
If a tooth has been knocked out or the pain is making it hard to eat or sleep, call us right away instead of waiting for a regular checkup. Call (416) 465-3111 and we will book the soonest available time.
Cutting-Edge Technology: We use digital intraoral X-rays, ultrasonic scalers, and modern endodontic systems for accurate diagnostics and efficient treatment.
Comprehensive Services: We cover preventive, restorative, and cosmetic care for the whole family under one roof.
The Contact Number for “General Dental Consultation on Danforth” at Pape Dental Centre is (416) 465-3111
Every dentist at our clinic is registered with the RCDSO and holds membership with the ODA.
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It is recommended that you visit your dentist for a checkup and cleaning every six months. Regular visits help detect dental issues early, ensure prompt treatment, and maintain optimal oral health.
You can whiten your teeth through professional dental treatments such as in-office bleaching or take-home whitening kits provided by your dentist. Over-the-counter whitening products are also available but may not be as effective.
Yes, we accept most dental insurance plans. However, it’s best to check with our office to confirm if your specific plan is accepted and to understand the coverage details.
You should start taking your child to see the dentist by their first birthday or when their first tooth appears. Early visits help monitor dental development and establish good oral hygiene habits.
Prepare your child for visiting the dentist by discussing what to expect in a positive manner, reading dental-themed books, and scheduling a tour of the dental office. Familiarizing them with the environment can help reduce anxiety.
Children should have routine dental checkups every six months. Regular visits help track their dental development, prevent cavities, and instill good oral hygiene habits from an early age.
Cavities are caused by tooth decay resulting from plaque buildup on the teeth. Plaque produces acids that erode tooth enamel, especially when oral hygiene is poor, and sugar consumption is high.
Dental X-rays are important because they help in diagnosing problems not visible during a regular dental exam. They can reveal cavities, impacted teeth, bone loss, and other issues, ensuring comprehensive dental care.
Rinse your mouth with warm water and save any pieces you can find. A cold compress on the cheek helps with swelling. Call us so we can check the tooth before the damage gets worse.
