Li Family Dental - The Caring Etobicoke Dentist
Where You’ll Be Treated Like Family
We believe in treating you like we treat our own family, with Gentleness, Respect, and the Best Dental Care.
Dr. Christopher Li and the Li Family Dental Team have made a name for themselves in the Etobicoke community as a dental practice that cares. Going above and beyond to ensure you are well cared for.
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Reasons To Choose Li Family Dental As Your Etobicoke Dentist
A Gentle Dental Clinic With
Anxiety-Free Care
Child Friendly Dentist and
Dental Team
Complete Dental Care For The
Whole Family
Convenient Free Parking
Right Outside The Door
Complete Etobicoke Dental Services
At Li Family Dental our goal is to provide complete dental care for your entire family. From children to seniors, the dental services you require to maintain a healthy smile is all under one roof. To learn more about a service click on it below.
Book Your New Patient Consultation With Dr. Chris
If you think that Li Family Dental might be right for you, book your initial dental exam where you'll meet Dr. Chris and determine the right treatment plan for your oral health.
About The Dentist
Dr. Christopher Li
Dr. Chris as he is affectionately known is a licensed dentist with 20 years experience. His caring personality makes even the most tentative person at ease. He’s known for an amazing chair-side manner and has a genuine interest in the wellbeing of his patients.
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5 Common Dental Problems
A good daily oral health regime in hand with regular dental checkups is the best prevention against common dental problems. However, you should always be on the lookout for signs of possible dental issues. Here are symptoms of the most common dental problems and how you can avoid them. 5 Common Dental Problems Gum Disease
Modern Dental Techniques vs. Dentistry Of Old
We’ve come a long way in providing dental care to patients. Older dentistry techniques were often cumbersome, could lead to more anxiety, and also took longer. We’re glad to be offering treatment in the modern age when dental techniques have become far more advanced and easier for our patients. Here we look at how modern
What Do You Do If Your Filling Falls Out?
Dental fillings can fall out or come loose for a number of reasons, from new tooth decay to biting something hard. Although fillings can last as long as 15 to 30 years depending on the type of filling, in some cases they might only last five. It all depends on your level of dental care