A Dental Home For Your Entire Family
Upper Beaches Toronto Dentist
- Dentist Upper Beaches Toronto
- Mon-Thu 9am - 6:30pm
- Fri: 9am - 3pm
- Sunday: call for appointment
- Reserved spots for New Patients and Emergencies
- NOW Welcoming Patients of All Ages under the Canadian Dental Care Plan
Twice Awarded the Gold Award for
“Best in Town” by Town Crier for Dentist Toronto
Cosmetic & Family Dental Care in Toronto
At Kingston Park Dental Centre, we know the importance of good oral health and the effect it has on your overall health. Our mission is to keep you and your family’s smile on track. Dr. Leslie Train and the rest our team are dedicated to providing the best quality of care in a professional and friendly atmosphere. We are here if you're looking for a dentist in Upper Beaches neighborhood of Toronto.
We Offer a Full Suite of Dental Services in Toronto
CDCP
GENERAL DENTISTRY
COSMETIC DENTISTRY
MEET OUR DENTIST
Dr. Train is a graduate of the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Toronto and has been in practice for over 30 years. He is a member of The Royal College of Dentistry. His emphasis is on quality care and preventive education for you and your family.
Proudly Serving Toronto’s East End Communities
Kingston Park Dental Centre proudly provides comprehensive dental care for individuals and families across Toronto’s east end and the Upper Beaches community. Conveniently located on Kingston Road near Victoria Park Avenue, our clinic provides comprehensive dental care close to home for patients across these neighbourhoods:
- Upper Beaches
- East Danforth
- The Danforth
- Fallingbrook
- Birch Cliff
- Kingston Road & Victoria Park area
If you’re looking for a trusted local dentist near you, our experienced team is here to deliver personalized, high-quality care for every smile in our community.
Make your dream
smile a reality!
We look forward to helping you achieve the smile you have always wanted. Let us be your choice for your family dentist; call us today to schedule an appointment.
Have Questions?
Get in Touch!
416-699-3910
drtrain@rogers.com
Why Choose Us
Conveniently located on Kingston Road near Victoria Park Avenue, Kingston Park Dental Centre proudly serves families in The Beaches, Upper Beaches, East Danforth, Birch Cliff, Hunt Club, and surrounding East Toronto neighbourhoods. Whether you’re walking over from a nearby school, commuting along Kingston Road, or living just minutes away, our team makes quality dental care close to home. If you’re searching for a trusted dentist in East Toronto, we’re right here in your neighbourhood and ready to help you smile with confidence.
What Our Patients Say
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Kingston Park Dental Centre accepting new patients?
Yes. Kingston Park Dental Centre is currently welcoming new patients of all ages from Upper Beaches, The Beaches, East Danforth, Birch Cliff, and surrounding East Toronto neighbourhoods. We also reserve appointment times for dental emergencies and urgent care needs.
2. Do you accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?
Yes. Kingston Park Dental Centre welcomes eligible patients under the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Our team can help you understand your coverage and determine which dental services may be included under the program.
3. What dental services do you offer?
We provide comprehensive family dental care, including general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, restorative dentistry, gum care, mouth guards, and sedation dentistry. Whether you need a routine cleaning, a dental crown, teeth whitening, or treatment for gum disease, our team is here to help.
4. Where is Kingston Park Dental Centre located?
Our office is conveniently located at 1043 Kingston Road near Victoria Park Avenue in Toronto. We proudly serve patients from Upper Beaches, The Beaches, East Danforth, Fallingbrook, Birch Cliff, Hunt Club, and surrounding East Toronto communities.
5. How often should I visit the dentist?
Most patients should visit the dentist every six months for a professional cleaning and examination. Regular visits help prevent cavities, detect gum disease early, and maintain long-term oral health. Your dentist may recommend more frequent visits depending on your individual needs.