Dr. Paris and her team believe in a comprehensive approach to dentistry. One that's all about understanding your goals and your comfort level and getting you to a place where you're healthy and happy with your oral health.
Whether you're a current patient or you’re new to our office, we spend lots of time putting together an individualized plan that works for you. Our goal is to be your care partner and get you to a state of oral health we're all happy with.
Our experienced, long-term team is all about creating positive experiences and building relationships. Whether that means helping you through anxiety, progressing slowly through a certain treatment, or exploring alternative options, we are focused on moving forward together.
We are experienced in all aspects of dentistry. Whether it's emergency treatment or general dentistry including cleanings, fillings, crown and bridgework, implants, periodontics, temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ), bruxism, night guards, sports guards or cosmetic services, you can always count on our experience and efficiency.
Dr. Julie Paris leads an enthusiastic team of dentists, dental hygienists and registered dental assistants who are all committed to caring for your oral health.
She is a graduate of the Doctor of Dental Surgery program at the University of Toronto and has been practicing in midtown Toronto for nearly 20 years. In that time, she has committed to excellence through continuous learning, studying at the renowned Pankey Institute for Advanced Dental Education.
In addition to running a busy, growing private practice, she is an active volunteer with the Restoring Smiles program, which supports the oral health needs of victims of domestic violence. She is an active mentor in the Women in Dentistry’s mentorship program for dental students at the University of Toronto, and over her career, has delivered vital dental care to underserved communities in Canada and overseas.
Dr. Paris and her family live in Toronto and have been active supporters of the Hospital for Sick Children since 2013, most recently with the SickKids Foundation Breakthrough Fund, which advances the commercialization of scientific innovations to further patient care.