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Children's Dentistry by City

In Ontario, dentists are registered either as general practitioners or as certified specialists in one of 11 specialties recognized by the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Clinics listed here offer children's dentistry. Each listing shows whether the clinic's registration class has been reported by the clinic or verified by us; unless it says "specialist registration checked", we have not confirmed whether care is provided by a registered specialist. You can check any dentist on the RCDSO public register.

333 clinics offering children's dentistry in 6 cities. Each city page lists clinics with a street address in that city.

Use this page to find clinics offering children's dentistry by city in Ontario. Each city page lists clinics with a street address in that city, with hours and contact details where available, so you can contact clinics directly.

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Common children's dental services

  • Check-ups and cleanings
  • Fluoride
  • Sealants
  • Fillings
  • Advice on brushing and diet

Questions to ask a clinic

  • Do you see children of my child's age?
  • Can a parent stay in the treatment room?
  • Do you accept Healthy Smiles Ontario or the Canadian Dental Care Plan?
  • Which insurance plans can you bill directly?

How clinics are listed

Every clinic on DentalClinicDirectory.ca has a street address and appears on the city page for that address. Clinics are listed in alphabetical order; up to two paid placements shown first in a list are labelled Sponsored. We do not book appointments, refer patients or give dental advice.

Frequently Asked Questions — Children's Dentistry

How many clinics offering children's dentistry are listed on DentalClinicDirectory.ca?
333 clinics offering children's dentistry across 6 cities: Mississauga (86), Brampton (79), Oakville (57), Hamilton (43), Burlington (36) and Milton (32). Each clinic appears on the city page for its street address.
When should a child first see a dentist?
Ontario public health units advise a first dental visit by age one.