
Patient information
Everything you need to know before your first visit and throughout your care with us.

Location
Conveniently located at Bay & Bloor St. in Toronto
Our clinic is steps from Bay Station, with paid parking available nearby. We serve patients from across the Greater Toronto Area.

Location
Conveniently located at Bay & Bloor St. in Toronto
Our clinic is steps from Bay Station, with paid parking available nearby. We serve patients from across the Greater Toronto Area.

Location
Conveniently located at Bay & Bloor St. in Toronto
Our clinic is steps from Bay Station, with paid parking available nearby. We serve patients from across the Greater Toronto Area.

Pre-op
Instructions for before your surgery
Preparing properly for your appointment helps ensure your procedure goes smoothly and your recovery starts on the right foot.

Pre-op
Instructions for before your surgery
Preparing properly for your appointment helps ensure your procedure goes smoothly and your recovery starts on the right foot.

Pre-op
Instructions for before your surgery
Preparing properly for your appointment helps ensure your procedure goes smoothly and your recovery starts on the right foot.

Post-op
Instructions for after your surgery
Following your post-operative care instructions is one of the most important steps in a successful recovery.

Post-op
Instructions for after your surgery
Following your post-operative care instructions is one of the most important steps in a successful recovery.

Post-op
Instructions for after your surgery
Following your post-operative care instructions is one of the most important steps in a successful recovery.

Terminology
Periodontal terminology simplified
We want you to understand your diagnosis and treatment. This glossary covers the terms you're most likely to hear during your care with us.

Terminology
Periodontal terminology simplified
We want you to understand your diagnosis and treatment. This glossary covers the terms you're most likely to hear during your care with us.

Terminology
Periodontal terminology simplified
We want you to understand your diagnosis and treatment. This glossary covers the terms you're most likely to hear during your care with us.

Insurance
Help with insurance claims
We provide full documentation to support your insurance claim and are happy to assist with the submission process on your behalf. Our team can help you understand what to expect from your coverage.

Insurance
Help with insurance claims
We provide full documentation to support your insurance claim and are happy to assist with the submission process on your behalf. Our team can help you understand what to expect from your coverage.

Insurance
Help with insurance claims
We provide full documentation to support your insurance claim and are happy to assist with the submission process on your behalf. Our team can help you understand what to expect from your coverage.

Financing
We can help provide access to affordable care
We accept coverage through the Canadian Dental Care Plan and can discuss financing options to help make your treatment more accessible. Ask our team for details.

Financing
We can help provide access to affordable care
We accept coverage through the Canadian Dental Care Plan and can discuss financing options to help make your treatment more accessible. Ask our team for details.

Financing
We can help provide access to affordable care
We accept coverage through the Canadian Dental Care Plan and can discuss financing options to help make your treatment more accessible. Ask our team for details.
How periodontal disease affects your health
Periodontal disease affects more than just your mouth.
Cardiovascular
Heart heatlh
People with gum disease are significantly more likely to develop heart disease. Oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream and contribute to inflammation in the arteries.
2-3x
Increased risk of heart disease in patients with periodontitis
91%
of patients with heart disease had periodontitis
Endocrine
Diabetic Health
Periodontal disease and diabetes have a well-documented bidirectional relationship. Uncontrolled gum disease makes blood sugar harder to manage, and poorly controlled diabetes accelerates gum disease progression.
3x
Higher risk of periodontitis in people with diabetes
0.4%
Average reduction in HbA1c following periodontal treatment
Respiratory
Lung health
Bacteria from infected gums can be inhaled into the lungs, increasing the risk of respiratory infections. Studies link periodontal disease to higher rates of pneumonia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
4.2x
Increased risk of pneumonia in patients with poor periodontal health
60%
Reduction in pneumonia risk after treatment
Cardiovascular
Heart heatlh
People with gum disease are significantly more likely to develop heart disease. Oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream and contribute to inflammation in the arteries.
2-3x
Increased risk of heart disease in patients with periodontitis
91%
of patients with heart disease had periodontitis
Endocrine
Diabetic Health
Periodontal disease and diabetes have a well-documented bidirectional relationship. Uncontrolled gum disease makes blood sugar harder to manage, and poorly controlled diabetes accelerates gum disease progression.
3x
Higher risk of periodontitis in people with diabetes
0.4%
Average reduction in HbA1c following periodontal treatment
Respiratory
Lung health
Bacteria from infected gums can be inhaled into the lungs, increasing the risk of respiratory infections. Studies link periodontal disease to higher rates of pneumonia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
4.2x
Increased risk of pneumonia in patients with poor periodontal health
60%
Reduction in pneumonia risk after treatment
Cardiovascular
Heart heatlh
People with gum disease are significantly more likely to develop heart disease. Oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream and contribute to inflammation in the arteries.
2-3x
Increased risk of heart disease in patients with periodontitis
91%
of patients with heart disease had periodontitis
Endocrine
Diabetic Health
Periodontal disease and diabetes have a well-documented bidirectional relationship. Uncontrolled gum disease makes blood sugar harder to manage, and poorly controlled diabetes accelerates gum disease progression.
3x
Higher risk of periodontitis in people with diabetes
0.4%
Average reduction in HbA1c following periodontal treatment
Respiratory
Lung health
Bacteria from infected gums can be inhaled into the lungs, increasing the risk of respiratory infections. Studies link periodontal disease to higher rates of pneumonia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
4.2x
Increased risk of pneumonia in patients with poor periodontal health
60%
Reduction in pneumonia risk after treatment
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Bloor-Yorkville Periodontics in Toronto.

Start your treatment
We are accepting new patients across the Greater Toronto Area. Book a consultation to get started.
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Start your treatment
We are accepting new patients across the Greater Toronto Area. Book a consultation to get started.
Prefer email? Reach us at:

Start your treatment
We are accepting new patients across the Greater Toronto Area. Book a consultation to get started.
Prefer email? Reach us at:
Our periodontal clinic is located in Toronto just off the intersection of Bay and Bloor. Our address is 1235 Bay St. Suite 602, Toronto, ON M5R 3K4
There are several parking garages nearby. The closest one is at 74 Yorkville Avenue.
You can book an appointment by calling our clinic at (416) 928-3444 or by submitting an appointment request on our contact page (see button on left).
If you need to reschedule your appointment for any reason, please call our clinic as soon as possible: (416) 928-3444
Please arrive 15 minutes early to your appointment. This helps you and other patients have shorter wait times!
Yes! If you have booked an appointment with us we will send you an email and text reminder before your appointment.
Our periodontal clinic is located in Toronto just off the intersection of Bay and Bloor. Our address is 1235 Bay St. Suite 602, Toronto, ON M5R 3K4
There are several parking garages nearby. The closest one is at 74 Yorkville Avenue.
You can book an appointment by calling our clinic at (416) 928-3444 or by submitting an appointment request on our contact page (see button on left).
If you need to reschedule your appointment for any reason, please call our clinic as soon as possible: (416) 928-3444
Please arrive 15 minutes early to your appointment. This helps you and other patients have shorter wait times!
Yes! If you have booked an appointment with us we will send you an email and text reminder before your appointment.
Our periodontal clinic is located in Toronto just off the intersection of Bay and Bloor. Our address is 1235 Bay St. Suite 602, Toronto, ON M5R 3K4
There are several parking garages nearby. The closest one is at 74 Yorkville Avenue.
You can book an appointment by calling our clinic at (416) 928-3444 or by submitting an appointment request on our contact page (see button on left).
If you need to reschedule your appointment for any reason, please call our clinic as soon as possible: (416) 928-3444
Please arrive 15 minutes early to your appointment. This helps you and other patients have shorter wait times!
Yes! If you have booked an appointment with us we will send you an email and text reminder before your appointment.