Serving Scarborough from Pickering

A dentist near Scarborough at Pickering Square Dental

Scarborough residents looking for a dentist near Scarborough can visit our Pickering office from Rouge, Highland Creek, West Hill, Scarborough Centre, and other parts of the city. We are at 1450 Kingston Rd, Unit #4.

Dental professionals in a bright clinical setting

Our only office is on Kingston Road in Pickering, east of the Toronto boundary. Scarborough patients can call (905) 420-1777 to plan a visit.

A Pickering dental office serving Scarborough patients

The office is not located in Scarborough. It sits on Kingston Road in Pickering, east of the Toronto boundary. Depending on where you begin, Kingston Road, Highway 401, or another route may be practical. The contact page should be your source for the verified address, map pin, hours, and appointment details.

Patients may choose the practice for continuity across family care, restorative needs, gum treatment, tooth replacement, cosmetic questions, dental anxiety, and urgent concerns. The team will explain when a service can be provided in the office and when a specialist referral is appropriate.

Family care without a one-size-fits-all schedule

A routine examination looks for changes in teeth, gums, bite, restorations, and soft tissues. Professional cleaning and home-care guidance are tailored to the person. A child, an adult with active gum problems, and an older adult with dry mouth may each need a different appointment plan.

Our family dentistry page explains how care can follow different ages and stages. Tell the office about medications, medical conditions, anxiety, accessibility needs, and recent records when scheduling.

Restoring a damaged tooth

When a tooth is painful, cracked, heavily restored, or affected by decay, the first step is diagnosis. A filling or crown may be appropriate in one situation, while root canal therapy may be considered when the tissue inside a restorable tooth is inflamed or infected.

If removal is recommended, the dental extraction page explains assessment, anaesthetic, aftercare, warning signs, and decisions about the remaining space. Extraction is not automatically the only option, and replacement is not automatically required in every case.

Missing teeth and cosmetic goals

A missing tooth can affect chewing, appearance, neighbouring teeth, or the bite, but the best response depends on the individual. Dental implants are one option alongside bridges and removable dentures. Planning considers gums, bone, health, imaging, timing, referral needs, maintenance, and cost variables.

For colour, shape, spacing, or other appearance-related concerns, visit the cosmetic dentistry page. Whitening, veneers, bonding, orthodontic movement, restorative care, or no treatment may each have different trade-offs. Existing restorations do not whiten like natural teeth.

Sedation and dental anxiety

If previous experiences have made it hard to schedule, tell us what you are worried about before travelling from Scarborough. A quieter pace, clear explanations, breaks, an agreed stop signal, and a plan for local anaesthetic can make the visit more manageable.

An assessment for sedation dentistry reviews anxiety, health, medication, planned treatment, transportation, and the intended level of sedation. Sedation does not replace diagnosis or local anaesthetic and is not suitable for every patient.

Laser dentistry for selected care

The office uses dental laser technology for selected procedures. A laser is a clinical tool rather than a universal upgrade. The dentist determines whether it is appropriate and explains the expected experience, alternative approach, and aftercare. Read the laser dentistry guide for more context.

Urgent dental problems

Call for significant pain, swelling, a broken or knocked-out tooth, persistent bleeding, or trauma. The team will triage the request and offer the earliest suitable time available; a same-day visit cannot be guaranteed.

Difficulty breathing or swallowing, rapidly spreading swelling, severe facial trauma, or uncontrolled bleeding can require emergency medical care. The emergency dental care page explains temporary steps and when to escalate.

Call (905) 420-1777

Plan your visit

Directions from Scarborough to our Pickering office

From Scarborough, Kingston Road, Highway 401, or local roads may be practical. Use live directions because the best route varies across the city.

Our only office is in Pickering at 1450 Kingston Rd, Unit #4. The map pin below identifies that office, not a separate Scarborough location.

Frequently asked questions

How far is the office from Scarborough?

The answer depends on your starting point, route, traffic, weather, and construction. The clinic is at 1450 Kingston Rd in Pickering. Use live mapping rather than relying on a fixed drive-time claim.

Do you offer evening and Saturday visits?

Regular hours include evenings on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday and Saturday availability. Specific appointment times vary, so call before travelling.

Can Scarborough patients use the Canadian Dental Care Plan here?

Pickering Square Dental currently accepts CDCP patients subject to active coverage and the office’s current process. Read the CDCP page and confirm details before treatment.

What if I need a service the office does not provide?

The dentist will explain the finding and recommend an appropriate referral when the diagnosis, complexity, or current office scope requires specialist care.

Scarborough patients can call (905) 420-1777 to discuss a visit at our Kingston Road office.

Canadian Dental Care Plan

NOW ACCEPTING CDCP PATIENTS • ALL AGES

The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is now open to eligible Canadian residents of every age, and applications for the 2026–2027 benefit year are open. You may qualify if your adjusted family net income is under $90,000, you have no access to private dental insurance, you are a Canadian resident for tax purposes, and you have filed your latest tax return. Pickering Square Dental welcomes CDCP patients — cleanings, exams, fillings, and more.

Open to All Ages
Family Net Income Under $90,000
No Private Dental Insurance