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MY Prosthodontic Dental Clinic Dr. Ming-Yi Chou Teteruck Award in Fixed Prosthodontics for exemplifying outstanding clinical performance. Dr. Chou is a board-certified Prosthodontist.

Dr. Ming-Yi Chou received her degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Western Ontario, Canada, where she graduated with distinction in 2006. She received many scholarships and awards, including the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario Scholarship, Dr. Sam Ioannidis Memorial Award in Operative Dentistry, the Toronto Academy Crown and Bridge Study Club Award and Dr. Walter R. She completed her prosthodontic specialty training and obtained both a Certificate in Prosthodontics and Master of Science degree from the University of North Carolina, USA, in 2009. She was awarded the G. Randolph and Ann Babcock Fellowships for 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 academic years. This additional training focuses on comprehensive planning and treatment involving full mouth rehabilitation, treatment of edentulism, and rehabilitation of the worn dentition. Her specialty training included particular interests in contemporary esthetic dental restorations and dental implant therapy. Dr. Chou lectures both locally and internationally, teaches at the Graduate Prosthodontics department at University of Toronto as an associate in dentistry, and currently works in private practice in Toronto, Canada.

Fun and glamorous pictures and videos aside… this is the daily reality of what I do.Not every case is a flawless podium ...
10/13/2026

Fun and glamorous pictures and videos aside… this is the daily reality of what I do.

Not every case is a flawless podium case.

But that doesn’t make the work any less meaningful.

Sharing a small part of the journey to recovery for a cancer survivor. 🤍

She came to me with a severely broken-down dentition, significant trismus, and very fragile tissues. She thought her teeth were hopeless.

We chose a conservative approach—rebuilding what we could with composite resin and fabricating removable partial dentures to restore some function and esthetics.

Working with such limited mouth opening and fragile tissues made every step challenging.

This isn’t a “perfect smile” case. It isn’t the kind of transformation that necessarily makes it onto a podium.

But helping someone regain some function, feel more comfortable with their smile, and recover a little of what illness has taken away?

That is also prosthodontics.

And it’s a part of what I do that I’m very proud of. 🤍

10/07/2026

Throwback to Lisbon, city of free StairMasters. 😂🇵🇹

Sometimes I think this applies to more than just vacations.

I’m grateful for every milestone, but my brain is always looking for the next challenge. Apparently, even on vacation, I have to find a way to feel a little productive. 😂

Reminder to myself (and all my fellow Type A people): don’t forget to enjoy the view before looking for the next staircase. 🤍

10/02/2026

New month. Same energy. ✨
Showing up, staying positive, and seeing where October takes us.

09/29/2026

So much of a career is built quietly.

One decision, one lesson, one challenge, one step at a time.

Not every step feels significant while you’re taking it. But over time, those steps become experience, perspective, and growth.

Still learning. Still growing. Still moving forward. 🤍

Celebrated the start of another school year with our Graduate Prosthodontics residents and faculty. 🦷 Graduate Prosthodo...
09/23/2026

Celebrated the start of another school year with our Graduate Prosthodontics residents and faculty. 🦷 Graduate Prosthodontics, University of Toronto

I feel very fortunate to be part of this program year after year, surrounded by so many people who genuinely care, want to give back, and are committed to helping shape the next generation of prosthodontists.

Grateful for Dr. Ganss’ Eszter Somogyi-Ganss leadership and for the many faculty members who continue to give their time, experience, and support to the program.

Here’s to another year of learning, teaching, mentoring, and growing together. 🤍

Lastly, a shout out to Shrouk Nobel Biocare | Canada for sponsoring our get-together!

09/21/2026

A wonderful weekend in Winnipeg for the RCDC The Royal College of Dentists of Canada September Celebration, including a joint conference and CE day with the Canadian Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. 🦷

This weekend also marked the official start of my role as Vice-Chair of the Board of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada.

I feel incredibly fortunate to be part of this organization. As I’ve said many times before, the RCDC truly feels like home — a community of colleagues from across Canada who share a commitment to our profession, to excellence in specialty dentistry, and to supporting the next generation.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to continue serving and working alongside so many people I respect, as we work together to strengthen our specialties and move our profession forward.

And a very special congratulations to all of our new Fellows! 🎓👏 So wonderful to celebrate this milestone with you and officially welcome you to the RCDC family. ❤️

09/15/2026

Occupational hazard. 😂

Off duty, but apparently the prosthodontist brain never really clocks out. ☕️🦷

And thank you Jonathan Tung for gifting me this hilarious bag. 😂🤍

09/08/2026

Gratitude and ambition can exist at the same time.

You can appreciate where you are, be proud of how far you’ve come, and still have goals that pull you forward. 🤍

09/01/2026

There’s something especially meaningful about hearing, “You were recommended to me.” 🤍

There is no greater compliment than someone trusting you enough to recommend you to someone they care about.

I’m deeply grateful for every referral — from colleagues who entrust me with their patients, to patients who send their family and friends my way.

That trust means more than I can say, and it is never something I take for granted.

A central incisor implant case can look so simple to the untrained eye.One tooth. One implant. One crown.But in the esth...
08/25/2026

A central incisor implant case can look so simple to the untrained eye.

One tooth. One implant. One crown.

But in the esthetic zone, everything hangs on a thread. The position of the implant, the bone, the tissue, the healing, the contours, the shade… every little step matters. And yes, I worry about every single one of them. 😂

For this beautiful patient, we started with an immediate extraction and implant placement, followed by months of careful healing before finally restoring the tooth with a beautiful crown.

Now, one year later, the tissue has filled in beautifully and everything has settled exactly the way we hoped.

The best compliment for a case like this?

No one has to know. 🤍

It’ll be our little secret.

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814 Warden Avenue Unit# F1
Toronto, ON
M1L4W1

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Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 2pm

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