Dental North York tracks dental clinics across North York, from family and cosmetic practices to offices that take emergency walk-ins. Each clinic profile records what it charges against the current ODA fee guide and whether it accepts new CDCP patients.
$95 to $130 under the 2026 ODA fee guide
See which North York clinics are open now!
2026 ODA rates
A single implant in Ontario runs about $3,000 to $6,000 once the crown and abutment are added. The 2026 ODA fee guide sets the baseline each North York clinic prices from.
In-office whitening in North York sits around $400 to $700, take-home trays less. Prices vary more than almost any other treatment, so comparison matters here.
Invisalign in North York typically runs $4,000 to $7,500 depending on how much movement the case needs. Clear aligner pricing varies between clinics more than most people expect.
As a platinum Invisalign provider in North York, we straighten your teeth using clear, almost unseen braces.
Veneers, bonding, and whitening sit outside the ODA fee guide, so costs swing widely across North York. Comparison is where the money is on these treatments.
Some North York clinics hold same-day slots and keep evening or weekend hours for emergencies. The list below shows which ones are open now.
Most North York clinics offer the same core treatments. What actually differs is the price and whether a clinic takes your coverage. Dental North York puts those two things side by side, so the decision is made before you walk in rather than after.
Cost drives most treatment decisions. Each clinic profile lists prices against the current ODA fee guide and flags whether the clinic accepts CDCP patients. You see the estimate first, from an independent source, not from the clinic quoting its own work.
Hours change, dentists move, and clinics join or drop CDCP. This guide is kept current so the costs and coverage you see reflect what North York clinics actually offer now, not what they offered a year ago.
This guide covers clinics across North York, from Sheppard and Yonge out to Bayview Village and Willowdale. Listings include nearby parking and the closest subway or bus routes for each clinic.
Many North York clinics offer financing or payment plans. Profiles note which ones do, so the cost of a treatment and the way to pay for it are both clear before booking.
Not every clinic submits claims to your insurer for you. The guide tracks which North York clinics offer direct billing and which accept CDCP, so there are no surprises at the front desk.
Clinics differ in what they have on site, from digital imaging and intraoral scanning to in-house CBCT. Where it matters for a treatment, profiles note which North York clinics have the equipment for it.
Some North York clinics keep same-day and after-hours slots for emergencies, and many take CDCP. The guide shows which ones are open now.
Profiles pull together patient feedback from public sources, so the picture of a clinic comes from people who went there, not from the clinic's own marketing.
Listings note each dentist's registration and scope, so titles like specialist or surgeon are only shown where the registration actually supports them.
Start with what matters to you, cost, CDCP coverage, or clinics open now. Each profile links straight to the clinic so you book with them directly, once you know what to expect.
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