Highview Dental

04/10/2023

It was great to be part of this amazing AET Basketball event at the Toronto Raptors NBA court at Scotiabank Arena!

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06/28/2020

COVID-19 UPDATE:

We are very happy to announce that we are now in the process of contacting patients to reschedule appointments that were postponed in March, April, May and June. Please keep in mind that we must also prioritize patients who are in pain or who may have an infection as we clear the backlog of appointments that were cancelled. We appreciate your patience and understanding and want to assure you that we will get you an appointment as quickly as possible.

We have worked hard over the past few weeks implementing new equipment and protocols to ensure the safety of our patients and staff. If you would like to read about some of these changes, please click the following link: https://highviewdental.com/covid-19-safety/

As always, if you have ANY questions or concerns, please call us at (905) 713-3334.

At Highview Dental we have always followed strict infection control standards in accordance with the guidelines from Public Health, The Royal College of

06/07/2020

To all patients of Highview Dental,

We hope you and your families are well.

As you may have heard, the province announced that certain health care providers, including dentists, are now slowly able to resume regular treatment appointments. We look forward to seeing you again!

Patient and staff safety have always been our top priority and while many things have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic, our commitment to your safety has remained the same.

Our office has always utilized personal protective equipment (PPE) that has met or exceeded all government and regulatory body guidelines, however, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic we are in the process of instituting additional equipment and protocols.

We ask for your patience as we continue to prepare. Once we have a definitive opening date we will begin contacting patients to book appointments.

If you have ANY questions or dental issues, or if you would like to speak to us about our reopening plans, please call us at (905) 713-3334. In addition, Dr. Lazarus continues to be available for phone consultation.

05/29/2020

The province has recently permitted dental offices to reopen. While this is good news, it doesn’t mean it's back to business as usual. Many office may not open for some time. Learn what to expect the next time you visit your dentist, and when that might be:

Since 1867, the Ontario Dental Association has been the voluntary professional association representing the dentists of Ontario. Today, there are more than 9,000 ODA dentists, which is more than nine in 10 dentists in the province. The ODA is Ontario’s primary source of information on oral health ...

05/11/2020

COVID-19 UPDATE

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the recommendations of the ODA, RCDSO and Public Health, we are still not able to see any patients inside our office for dental treatment.

During the closure we are still checking voicemail and Dr. Lazarus is still available for phone consultations so if you have ANY issues or questions about your oral health, please leave us a message at (905)713-3334 and we will get back to you within 24 hours.

Thank you

02/01/2020

11/15/2019

We recommend bringing your child to our office by 3 years of age so they can have their teeth checked and gently cleaned. Your child will enjoy playing with our toys in the waiting room, "going for a ride" in the dental chair, and picking a fun prize from our toy box at the end!

05/12/2019

Happy Mother’s Day!

03/12/2019

Happy patient Lucas!

03/09/2019

Sugary and Acidic drinks like Pop, Energy Drinks and Iced Tea are terrible for your teeth. BUT.....if you just have to drink them, here are a few tips do reduce the damage they cause:

1. Use a STRAW - keeps less of your teeth immersed in the drink.

2. Drink it QUICKLY - reduce the amount of TIME that your teeth are exposed to the liquid.

3. Sip WATER - rinse with some water right after you have the sugary drink.

4. CHEW XYLITOL GUM- Xylitol helps to prevent cavities.

Read full article at https://highviewdental.com/how-to-prevent-cavities-when-drinking-soda-pop-other-sugary-acidic-drinks/

02/27/2019

What Is a Water Flosser and Should You Be Using One?

We won’t string you along.

02/06/2019

Do you Clench or Grind your Teeth? It’s called Bruxism and it’s very common!

Some signs and symptoms:
* Sensitive teeth
* Chipped, fractured, cracked teeth.
* Worn down and short teeth.
* Pain when chewing
* Headaches
* Neck pain

Many patients who come to see us with sore or sensitive teeth think that they might have a cavity. The cause is almost always NOT a cavity but it is due to grinding/clenching of their teeth.

Sometimes a custom made Nightguard can solve the problem.

Call (905)713-3334 or visit us at www.highviewdental.com to book a complimentary consultation at Highview Dental 🦷.

You can read more about Bruxim and Nightguards here: https://highviewdental.com/nightguard-grinding-clenching-bruxism-appliances/