School visits
Our hygienists visit local elementary schools each year with hands-on demonstrations and interactive lessons on brushing, flossing, and nutrition.

From Milton classrooms to dental missions abroad, we bring education, prevention, and practical support to people in our community and beyond.
Investing in the long-term health of Milton and beyond — one initiative at a time.
An appointment is one part of oral health. The knowledge, confidence, and resources people take home matter just as much. Our team supports school programs, seniors’ education, dental missions, and public health advocacy that bring care closer to the people who need it.
Milton Dental Clinic was the first clinic to bring Brush-a-mania to Milton. This national program, supported by the Ontario Dental Association, helps children develop stronger oral hygiene habits.
In 2026, the initiative reached more than 600 children. Dr. Zoha is recruiting additional local schools for spring 2027. If your school would like to take part, contact our team.
Founded by Dr. Zoha, The Community Smiles Project brings together dentists, public health professionals, and educators to improve oral health knowledge and access to dental care in Toronto. Its work combines community outreach, oral health education, and disease prevention.
The project aims to make trustworthy information and practical resources accessible, culturally inclusive, and grounded in evidence, so more people can take an active role in caring for their oral health.
Our hygienists visit local elementary schools each year with hands-on demonstrations and interactive lessons on brushing, flossing, and nutrition.
Partnerships with Milton charities and seniors' centres make free dental screenings and oral health workshops possible throughout the year.
Appointments include personal coaching on brushing and cleaning techniques, suitable products, and diet, so patients can care for their smiles between visits.
We would love to help plan a free oral health education session for your group. Tell us who you support, what your group would like to learn, and where you are based.
Research and perspectives from our community health work, published by Oral Health Group.
Brush twice daily for two minutes with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste.
Clean between your teeth every day with floss or an interdental tool recommended for you.
Limit sugary drinks and choose water after meals.
Replace your toothbrush about every three months, sooner if its bristles are worn; ask your dental team about replacement after illness.
Keep regular cleaning and examination appointments. Six months suits many patients; your dentist may recommend a different interval for your needs.