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Wellington Aurora Dental

Improving self confidence and quality of life through the power of the smile.

Dr. Pasha and his team are proud to help patients improve their self confidence and quality of life through the power of their smile. With attention to precision and artistry, their team delivers specialized care and exceptional outcomes for each patient they serve. Every detail of a patient's experience is thoughtfully crafted for patients to feel at home, and to leave the office smiling and looking forward to their next visit.

08/07/2026

"Your life does not get better by chance, it gets better by change." – Jim Rohn

Dr. Pasha Nasirzadeh and our team at Wellington Aurora Dental appreciate this quote. Change is essential for improvement and growth. We also believe that sometimes the smallest changes can make the biggest difference.

In this patient's case, we changed the alignment and shape of their two teeth with ceramic veneers.

This patient sought treatment because they were unhappy with the chipping and shape and size of the lateral incisors. Their teeth were smaller than they wished and didn't align with their two front teeth.

We changed the shape of the teeth with minimally invasive ceramic veneers to address our patient's concerns about their smile. No colour changes were required in addition to the patient's bleaching trays completed in the comfort of their own home.

Beautiful ceramics by .

Never underestimate change. The smallest changes can make the biggest difference.

07/14/2026

Some family traditions have a beautiful way of anchoring us.

Dr. Pasha's family once again headed out to Rose Family Farm for their annual strawberry picking tradition.

Here's what Dr. Pasha had to say about the experience:

"There is something incredibly grounding about escaping into the rows, enjoying the fresh air, and watching the kids hunt for the perfect, brightest berries.

I find these annual milestones a helpful reminder for us to slow down and appreciate the growth and change happening around us.

Just like a great smile makeover, a lasting family tradition requires time, care, and a dedication to nurturing something beautiful from the roots up. We returned home with baskets full of fresh berries and a lot of sweet memories."

What is your favourite local tradition to kick off the summer season? 👇

06/30/2026

Details matter. So do people.

Cosmetic dentistry isn't something that should happen to you— it's something that should be created WITH you.

Much like a custom-tailored garment, achieving the right result takes listening, collaboration, communication, and refinement along the way. The details create the result. The person defines it.

In this reel, Dr. Pasha shares Julie's story and why being actively involved throughout the process made all the difference in helping her achieve a smile that felt natural, authentic, and truly her own.

Because when it comes to changing your smile, your voice should be part of every step.

06/25/2026

The difference? It's all in the fit.

This patient came to us after undergoing a dental bonding procedure elsewhere. She was unhappy with the results and described being only loosely consulted during the process.

Her prior procedure hadn’t been completed properly and appeared rushed, with bulky restorations causing irritation and bleeding at the gumline. Beyond the discomfort, her primary concern was the shape of her restorations. Her smile had changed in ways that felt unnatural. She liked the shape of her original teeth, but her new tooth profile didn’t sit well with her. She felt like she’d had no input on the final results.

After several discussions, we decided to remove the existing resin and evaluate the underlying tooth structure. Once her gums had healed from the inflammation, she had the option to try again with direct bonding or explore ceramic veneers. After reviewing the pros and cons, she chose direct bonding, with a shape closer to her natural teeth. To help approximate this shape, she shared photos of her smile before her initial bonding work had been done.

The first step was to remove the resin from the original procedure and polish the teeth. She had some teeth whitening done while we allowed for the tissues to heal. A beautiful wax work up of her new smile was then created by Jim Globocki from Perfect Smiles Dental Lab, a critical step that had been missing from her earlier experience. After some modifications, she approved the work-up. We then duplicated the prototype in her own teeth.

The full treatment took approximately four weeks across three appointments. The consultation process took two appointments, with the restorations completed in a single visit.

At Wellington Aurora Dental we prioritize listening. We want your input, and we want you to be comfortable.

When it comes to dental treatment - cosmetic or general - we insist on involving patients every step of the way. Each person is looking for something different. Just like a visit to the tailor: our goal is a result that fits you perfectly. That takes time, communication and care, but it’s essential to delivering results that feel natural, functional, and truly satisfying.

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06/11/2026

“We travel to learn; and I have never been in any country where they did not do something better than we do it, think some thoughts better than we think, catch some inspiration from heights above our own.” – Maria Mitchell

This past weekend Dr. Pasha had the opportunity to spend two days learning from world-renowned dental educators during the Bio-Emulation Symposium in Paris. Here's what Dr. Pasha would like to share about the experience:

"I am very thankful for the opportunity to learn from some of the world's best dental educators. Attending the Bio-Emulation Symposium is one of the ways I've committed myself to professional growth and development. It was an inspiring and motivating couple of days surrounded by leaders in Bio-Emulation. The information shared will continue to help our team provide Bio-Emulation core values for our patients: replicating the natural structure and function of teeth through minimally invasive dental protocols.

Thank you for an amazing educational experience! Not only did I leave feeling inspired and motivated, I also thoroughly enjoyed spending time with old friends from abroad... AND this experience is extra special when it happens to be in beautiful, inspiring Paris."

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06/02/2026

Creating Harmony: A Multidisciplinary Case Treating Undersized Lateral Incisors

Sometimes our patients' concerns are a result of multiple problems over time which create an unpleasant aesthetic result. And sometimes the underlying cause for aesthetic disharmony may not always be identifiable at first glance.

In this patient's case, she thought her problem was with her two front teeth. She felt that they were "too large" for her smile. In many instances the two front teeth are actually an ideal size and the problem is due to other areas of the smile that can create disharmony.

Our patient was concerned because she felt her front teeth were too large and thus too prominent for her smile, however upon closer inspection, she actually had a narrow upper arch and undersized lateral incisors. Her anatomy caused her front teeth to appear larger than normal and she was uncomfortable with her appearance.

The narrow arch and the tooth alignment were corrected by orthodontic treatment by Michelberger Orthodontics. Once the teeth were aligned, some spaces were left around the lateral incisors due to their size. This spacing issue was then corrected with 2 porcelain veneers fabricated by .

We are happy to say that the final result was definitely worth the wait for our lovely patient.

05/26/2026

Before Your Next Sip... Watch This!

We're often asked if sparkling water is bad for your teeth so we thought we'd share this video. Feel free to ask any questions if you have any.

05/19/2026

A Four Year Follow Up On A Cracked Tooth

This lovely patient saw us for pain on a lower tooth just over 4 years ago. She was experiencing sharp pain when biting on the lower right.

After a thorough examination, the tooth was vital and the diagnosis was a coronal fracture. The old amalgam restoration was removed and we discovered two cracks in the tooth.

One oblique/horizontal crack extending under the wall with symptoms. The second, a vertical crack originating from the same area as the first crack but extending through the middle of the tooth over the nerve. In our experience, the vertical cracks are much harder to manage and more detrimental to the tooth long term. We knew we had to try to mitigate the forces on the tooth to reduce the risk of the crack extending beyond its existing location. Removal of cracks like these aren't always possible and may lead to more damage to the tooth than we want.

The horizontal cracks can be easier to manage as the wall above them can be removed/replaced. This usually leads to immediate resolution to the symptoms and chances of recurrence, if treated properly with a well bonded restoration, become very minimal.

In this case, the horizontal crack was removed. The vertical crack was left and reinforced.
An overlay was fabricated to connect the cusps in a cohesive manner. The mesial and distal
contact points were preserved to prevent unnecessary removal of tooth structure. We only remove tooth structure if it's compromised or if space is needed for the ceramic.

A Lithium Disilicate overlay was fabricated by to protect the tooth.

On the four year follow up the tooth is vital with no pathology and no symptoms.

05/12/2026

Life Is A Highway

Sometimes a patient's smile journey starts well before they find us.

This lovely patient of our's had such an experience. Prior to visiting us, she experienced a long and challenging orthodontic and surgical phase. Once she completed orthodontic treatment an implant was placed for a missing front tooth while she also had a smaller lateral incisor (sometimes referred to as a "peg lateral") on the right side. The surgical phase was challenging due to some complications that lead to multiple surgeries. Ideally my team and I want to be involved in the planning stages for our patients' smiles, but unfortunately this isn't always possible.

From a patient's perspective, the restorative process can sometimes be challenging as it is the final stage of a long treatment period. In this patient's case, the entire process from the start of her orthodontic treatment until we met with her spanned over 5 years.

As a health practitioner, it is important to have empathy to understand each patient's story. This is where my team comes in. It is our job to ensure each and every one of our patients are heard. It is our responsibility to ensure our patients' needs are fully understood to curate an ideal treatment plan that meets (and hopefully surpasses) those needs. If we anticipate challenges, we need to discuss and review them with the patient. And finally, every person on our team has to excel at what they do to achieve an exceptional result that will withstand over time.

There are many different ways to solve this patient's problem, but after many discussions and gaining a deep understanding of her expectations and objectives, this was the path taken. It is impossible to achieve a perfect result when you begin the process with compromise. In her case, we weren't involved in the initial planning stages of her prior dental team. However despite the challenges we were faced, I am proud that my team and I were able to provide her with a new smile that exceeded her expectations. She was over the moon with her new smile and that is our ultimate goal.

05/05/2026

"IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE IT HAS BEEN 6 YEARS..."

Over the past six years, Dr. Pasha has been actively involved as an executive committee member in the largest dental club in Canada (the second largest in North America). As an executive committee member, Dr. Pasha helped coordinate the highest level of continuing education from globally recognized speakers on all facets of clinical general dentistry to over 600 club members. He has completed his tenure and wished to share a few words from his experience:

"I joined the executive board of the Toronto Crown and Bridge Study Club 6 years ago.

Before the pandemic.

Before knowing our family was going to grow.

Before knowing how this experience would change my professional life.

There were ups and downs as the uncertainties of the lockdowns and lack of travel made it difficult to perform the tasks we needed to finish. Yet despite the challenges we were faced, the past 6 years have brought unimaginable changes to my career and personal life. I've met so many friends and mentors on the board. I've developed lifelong friendships. I've met mentors who have over time become friends, people I turn to for questions and guidance. I have met professionals around the world who share the same passion for dentistry that I do.

I spent entire weekends with some of the most impressive educators and clinicians who are pushing our profession to heights previously unknown to me. The most impressive part is learning how humble, kind and selfless they are. I have become a much much better clinician as a result.

My friend and mentor, Abdi Sameni (), deserves a VERY special thank you. Abdi has had tremendous influence and impact on my professional career. He showed me a lot of doors to open and peek through, and I will continue to do so throughout my career.

The Toronto Crown and Bridge Study Club () is a very special organization that I am proud to be a part of for many years, and to help organize for the last 6. And while my tenure for the Toronto Crown and Bridge Study Club is now complete, I will still be happily around to help this incredible group of dentists I now call family."

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300 Wellington Street East
Aurora, ON
L4G1J5

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	10:30am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 1pm
Saturday	8am - 3pm

Website

http://www.drpasha.ca/

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