Dentistry On Wellington

Jan 26, 2020

Categories: Dental Clinics
Phone: (416) 865-9494
Email: dentistryonwellington@bellnet.ca
Address: 56 Wellington St E, Toronto, ON, M5E 1C7, Canada
Tags: Toronto
Rating:
★★★★★

Let’s just say we’ve been a staple in the neighbourhood! 1991 marked our move into the St. Lawerence Market area just down the road on Front and Jarvis and we never looked back. Amidst the hustle and bustle, beautiful surroundings and amazing people we made it our mantra to treat everyone with respect, to do what is best for them, and to care for each and every person (you’re not just patients to us) as we would treat our own family – because in truth, we’ve all become one big Dentistry on Wellington family. We like to call it generational dentistry, because we have been blessed to have been able to (and continue to) treat multiple generations of the same families – and for that we are truly humbled to have gained your trust. 2011 rolled around and we made the move to our current location at 56 Wellington Street East. Across from the famed Gooderham (Flat Iron) Building, still within a 1 minute walk from the world famous St. Lawerence Market, a stones throw away from the Sony Centre and now directly across from the most beautiful dog park ever created – we enjoy some of the most historic views the city has to offer!

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