Our Mississauga Dental Office

The Kingsbury Dental Office team of experienced doctors are well educated in modern dentistry and know how to effectively apply their knowledge and clinical skills when assisting our patients with their dental needs. Our caring team members including hygienists, dental assistants, and administrative staff are dependable, reliable, and excel at providing unsurpassed care to all our patients.

We are welcoming new patients and invite you to see the difference that a modern, patient-centred dental practice can make. Contact us today to book your next dental appointment.

The Rights and Responsibilities of Dental Patients

Guide for patients and dental healthcare providers for a successful and collaborative relationship:

What Patients Can Expect of Us:

• Receive quality oral health care services in a safe environment.
• Obtain equitable care and services, regardless of individual differences.
• Be treated with respect, courtesy, and sensitivity.
• Be fully informed of their oral health condition, diagnosis, treatment options, and prognosis so that they are able to give informed consent.
• Answering questions about the care, services, or treatments. This includes understanding the consequences of treatment refusal.
• Refuse any care, services, or treatments suggested, except in certain limited circumstances where an emergency may arise.
• Privacy to have their dental records and personal information treated as confidential.
• Answering questions about the cost of treatment, services, lab expenses, methods and schedules of accepted payment, and accepted insurers.

We Ask for Your Consideration as Follows:

• Collaborate with the dental team in the assessment and improvement of their oral health condition.
• Providing correct, complete and up to date information about their health (dental or medical history) that may influence the care, services, and treatment.
• Following the treatment plan agreed to with their dentist feeling free to ask questions if they do not understand the planned treatment.
• Keeping their appointments or providing timely notice of cancellation.
• Being respectful of the rights, privacy, property, and diversity of staff, other patients, and their families.
• Paying for treatment as soon as reasonably possible.