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Dr. David Michaels – your North York Dentist welcomes new patients to our modern facility

Serving The Community Since 1988!

Dentistry on Wilson has been serving North York, Downsview and areas as far away as Collingwood for over 40 years. Dr. David Michaels has transformed this office into a place that is inviting, caring, modern, has the latest dental technologies and, above all, offers all dental services under one roof. Our commitment to continuing education, latest advances and modern treatment options, enables us to provide you with an all-encompassing and positive dental experience.

Your first dental visit to your North York Dentist

At Dentistry on Wilson we make sure to provide you with an efficient, friendly and soothing experience. The first step towards a good dental experience is making you feel comfortable and cared for by our professional dentist and our entire dental team. We take pride in delivering excellent dental treatment by being there for you through every stage of the dental process. We value our patients and are highly committed to their satisfaction – our goal being to not only meet, but exceed their expectations. Your first dental visit will likely include the following:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Usually it's because a tooth is suffering from deep decay, or maybe you've had a series of dental procedures, a crack has developed or some trauma has occurred which has caused your tooth's inner pulp to become badly infected or inflamed.

  • Thankfully not. A local anaesthetic means getting a root canal is usually no more painful than getting a filling. The whole point of the procedure is to take away the searing pain caused by the infection.

Normally a root canal will take an hour or two for a single tooth, which might need one or two visits depending on just how complicated things are.

A root canal is a common dental procedure designed to repair and save a tooth that is severely damaged, decayed, or infected, instead of removing it.

Most people are pretty much back to normal the day after, you might feel a bit of aching for a few days, but that can usually be sorted with a bit of over the counter pain relief.

Yes, often you will. The thing is after a root canal, your tooth is basically brittle, and a crown is usually necessary to keep it from cracking apart and to make sure it can still do its job.

With a bit of proper care and the right restoration (like a crown) a tooth that's had a root canal can easily last all your life.