Dentistry

We deliver patient-centered oral and dental care in a hospital environment.

Dentistry at Mount Sinai Hospital has evolved from a volunteer clinic in the 1950s to one of Canada's largest and most academically vibrant dental programs.

Today, our dedicated team of dentists and surgeons is committed to delivering excellent, patient-centered oral and dental care to patients with complex medical conditions and disabilities in a hospital environment.

Our program is comprised of multiple dental clinics specializing in the treatment of rare, challenging-to-treat, and difficult-to-diagnose conditions. Additionally, we take pride in being the exclusive site for Ontario's ministry-funded program dedicated to comprehensive temporomandibular joint (TMJ) reconstruction.

As a fully affiliated partner with the University of Toronto, our clinics proudly serve as hubs for both education and research conducted by our clinicians. The insights gained not only contribute to patient care globally but also play a pivotal role in training thousands of learners through our safe and inclusive dental clinics.

A note about fees:

While our dental clinics are in a hospital setting, most dental fees are not covered by OHIP. The cost of care not covered by OHIP is your responsibility. See our dentistry fees for more information.

Before your first appointment, please fill out the following:

Patient health questionnaire

Endodontics Clinic

We perform complicated root canal treatments and address dental pain.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

We work closely with oral pathologists, facial pain clinicians and prosthodontists to treat disorders and abnormalities of the face, mouth and neck. 

Oral Pathology and Oral Medicine Clinic

We diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions of the mouth. 

Periodontics Clinic

We specialize in diagnosing and treating advanced gum disease.

Prosthodontics Clinic

We care for patients who need artificial tooth replacements, such as crowns, bridges, dentures and dental implants.