Direct billing and CDCP available
Evening and weekend appointments available Same-day emergency dental care
call as early in the day as you can.
Wheelchair accessible and easy access to public transit Free parking available on-site 98% rating on Google from new and long term patients
4.9 rating. 228 Google reviews
Markland Wood is one of Toronto's most established neighbourhoods. Many homes were built in the early 1960s, and many residents have lived here for decades. Along with that comes years of dental work: crowns, bridges, dentures and implants. When one of them fails, the right first step is different for each. Choose yours:
Every mouth is different. Call us and we'll advise on your situation.
We're asked this often by patients from Markland Wood, Eringate and the Sherway area: does crossing into Peel change anything? For dental care in a private office, it doesn't. Here's how each program works for a Toronto resident.
| Program | Who it's for | Can you use it with us? |
|---|---|---|
| Private / workplace dental plan | Employees, retirees with pension benefits, and their families | Yes. Plans cover you the same wherever you live, and we work with most dental plans. |
| Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) | Canadian residents without dental insurance and with adjusted family net income under $90,000 including seniors 65+ | Yes. CDCP is federal, so it works at participating dentists anywhere in Canada. Emergency exams are covered; some services need pre-approval. |
| Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program (OSDCP) | Low-income Ontario seniors 65+ with no other dental benefits except CDCP | OSDCP care is provided through designated clinics, most often public health dental clinics. If you're enrolled, Toronto Public Health can direct you to one. If you also have CDCP, you can use CDCP with us. |
| OHIP | All Ontario residents | OHIP generally doesn't cover dental treatment in a dental office, whether you live in Toronto or Mississauga. |
Programs change. Check your CDCP status in your My Service Canada Account, and ask us about any out-of-pocket cost before treatment. We give full fee disclosure up front.
150 Sherway Drive, open daily from 3:00 to 9:00 PM. Good for non-life-threatening injuries. For example, a cut lip or chin from a fall that may need stitches. It isn't a full emergency department, and it can't repair teeth.
For the symptoms above: trouble breathing or swallowing trouble, spreading swelling, a jaw injury or uncontrolled bleeding you should go to the nearest hospital emergency department or call 911.
For the tooth itself: pain, infection, broken teeth, crowns, bridges, dentures and implants. Emergency appointments are available the same day whenever the schedule allows.
Head west on Dundas Street West, cross Etobicoke Creek into Mississauga (the road becomes Dundas Street East), and continue past Dixie Road. We're at 918 Dundas St E, Suite 208, before Tomken.
From the north end of Markland Wood, take Bloor or Burnhamthorpe west across the creek to Dixie Road, then head south on Dixie to Dundas and turn right.
MiWay Route 1 Dundas runs along Dundas Street West through this part of Etobicoke and continues into Mississauga past our office. Board it westbound (toward Mississauga) on Dundas. TTC and MiWay fares are separate, so check the fare in your Transit or MiWay app.
A few details make emergency treatment safer, especially for older adults. Mention them when you call:
When an old crown fails, the problem is often a hairline crack, decay under the edge, or a root canal done years ago. Magnification lets us see what the naked eye misses and decide whether a crown or tooth can be saved.
We bill most dental plans directly, including pension and retiree benefits, so you pay only your share at the visit. Toronto address? It makes no difference.
Many retirees lost their dental benefits when they left work. We accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan and bill it directly, explaining any out-of-pocket cost up front.
Our GBT cleaning uses a fine powder and warm water instead of metal scraping. It's gentle on sensitive gums and well suited to cleaning around implants and restorations, helping protect the work you've invested in.
Dr. Caminschi has more than three decades of practice repairing and replacing crowns, bridges and dentures, plus restorative and implant care, with sedation available for anxious patients.
Like Markland Wood itself, our practice is built on people who stay. We're rated 4.9 stars on Google, and hundreds of loyal patients have trusted us with their care for years.
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM |
| Thursday | 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM* |
| Sunday | Closed |
*Closed on long-weekend Saturdays. When we're closed, request an appointment online and we'll call you when we reopen.
Yes. Dental care isn't limited by city, and you don't need a referral. Private dental plans and the Canadian Dental Care Plan work the same whether you live in Etobicoke or Mississauga.
If it's painful or the tooth underneath is broken, call us the same day. If it doesn't hurt, it can usually wait a day or two but keep the crown safe, avoid chewing on that side, and don't use household glue to reattach it.
Call us as soon as it breaks and bring all the pieces. We'll assess whether it can be repaired and how long it will take, and we'll make sure your mouth is healthy and free of sore spots. Please don't glue it yourself. Household glue can damage the denture and irritate your gums.
If you're enrolled in CDCP, emergency exams are covered and many emergency treatments are too; some need pre-approval. The share CDCP pays depends on your adjusted family net income, and we'll explain any cost to you before treatment.
The Urgent Care Centre at 150 Sherway Drive treats non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses, but it can't repair teeth. For a toothache, call a dentist. For serious swelling or breathing difficulty, go to a full emergency department or call 911.
Yes. We bill most private dental plans directly, including retiree and pension benefits, as well as the Canadian Dental Care Plan. You pay only the portion your plan doesn't cover, and we'll explain it before treatment.
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