Cosmetic & family dentist · Harbord Village, Toronto
Beautiful smiles, made on Harbord.
A boutique cosmetic and family dental studio on Harbord Street, led by Dr. Angela. Smiles that look natural, with evening and all-day Saturday appointments.
Including Persian (Farsi), Tagalog, Hindi, Urdu and Gujarati.
Find us on Harbord
382 Harbord St, Toronto, ON M6G 1H9
We're accepting the Canadian Dental Care Plan.
Now available for all ages in the family. It covers check-ups and cleanings through to fillings, crowns and root canals. We'll check your eligibility and tell you where you stand.
Free parking
Streetcar and bus at the door
Step-free entry
Direct insurance billing
Your concerns
Tell us what's wrong. We'll take it from there.
We start with what brought you in, not with a treatment list. The plan comes after the conversation.
Years, maybe. You won't get a lecture. We start from where you are, and nothing happens on the first visit beyond looking and talking unless you want it to.
A small clinic on a residential street, with four operatories, a quiet waiting room, and digital imaging on site so nothing gets sent away.
The waiting room
Small enough that the front desk knows who you are before you reach it.
The operatories
Daylight in every room. You'll be in the same one each visit where we can manage it.
Imaging on site
Digital X-rays and iTero scanning here, so you see what we see in the same appointment.
And the team at 382 Harbord Street: Dr. Masoud Hashemi, general dentist · Dr. Farahnaz Fadavinia, general dentist · Khushboo and Marina, registered dental hygienists · Joanna, dental assistant · Farheen, front desk. Meet them →
The dentist
Dr. Angela
“For us, it's personal.”
Growing up with a father who was a dentist sparked her interest early, along with an appreciation for the precision and attention to detail the work demands. With more than 15 years of dental experience, she centres her care on listening, explaining the options and helping patients feel at ease.
Outside the clinic: family and her two daughters, cooking, gardening, swimming and walks in nature.
Clinical focusPreventive and aesthetic dentistry · Invisalign-certified · restorative and implant work
Planning styleConservative first. The alternatives, sequenced and costed, before anything begins.
Four steps, no surprises. What worries most people is the cost, and that is settled at step two, before any treatment is booked.
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Tell us what you need
Call during opening hours and you speak to the front desk. Outside them the request form takes about a minute. You'll be asked whether you're a new or returning patient, and how you're covered.
Before treatment begins, we discuss your proposed care, available options, and estimated costs. We help clarify any applicable coverage and talk through financial considerations with you, so you can make informed decisions and feel comfortable with the next steps.
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Your examination, with time to talk
We listen to your concerns, review your health history, and assess your oral health. Depending on your needs, we may recommend X-rays, a digital scan to create a 3D model of your teeth, or photographs to support assessment and treatment planning. We explain our findings and welcome your questions.
Clear explanations. Time for your questions.
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A plan tailored to you
Following your assessment, we discuss your treatment options, priorities, and estimated costs. Your care plan is tailored to your individual needs, with time to ask questions and make informed decisions.
Tell us roughly what's going on and someone from the front desk will call you back to arrange a time. No obligation, and nothing booked until you've seen the cost.
Dental emergency?
Don't use this form. Call 416-530-1447 and we'll tell you what today looks like.
Call the clinic416-530-1447
Visit382 Harbord St, Toronto Tue, Thu & Fri 9:30–19:00 · Wed 9:00–15:00 · Sat 8:00–20:00
Request an appointment
A calm first step.
Tell us roughly what's going on and the front desk will call you back. Nothing is booked until you've seen the cost.
If you're in pain, call first and we'll tell you honestly whether we can see you today. Turning up unannounced usually means a wait, and on a Sunday or Monday the clinic is closed.
Can I book for someone else, like a parent or my child?
Yes. Put your details on the form and say who the appointment is for. For anyone under 18 a parent or guardian needs to attend the first visit.
Is there anything available this Saturday?
Saturday runs 8am to 8pm and is the busiest day of the week, so it books out first. Ask and we'll tell you what's genuinely left, so you don't request a slot we can't offer.
Do you bill my insurance directly, or do I pay and claim?
We offer direct billing and accept most insurers, so in most cases we send the claim to them for you. How coverage works.
I'm on the CDCP. What will I actually pay?
We accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan. It covers a defined set of services at set rates, so depending on the treatment there can be a portion left over. We check before treatment is booked and tell you that portion in writing. More on the CDCP.
How long does a first appointment take?
About an hour for an exam, digital X-rays and a conversation about what we found. You leave with a written plan. What a first visit involves.
I haven't been to a dentist in years. Will I get a lecture?
No. It's one of the most common reasons people book a first appointment here. We start from where you are.
Before you call
The things that stop people.
Do you take walk-ins?
If you're in pain, call first and we'll tell you honestly whether we can see you today.
Do you bill my insurance directly?
Yes, and we accept the CDCP. We check your coverage before treatment is booked.
I haven't been in years. Will I get a lecture?
No. It's one of the most common reasons people book a first appointment here.
