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Meet Dr. Julie Boudreault

Originally from the province of Quebec, Dr Julie Boudreault first graduated with a Masters degree in Speech and Language pathology from the University of Montreal in 1999. She later decided to pursue her true passion and obtained her dental degree from McGill University in 2005. She then perfected her training by completing a 6 month hospital residency where she learned some of the most advanced emergency techniques as well as a great variety of dental treatments. She moved to Ontario in 2006 and over the past 3 years, has been working as an associate family dentist in 3 different private practices. She has met great mentors along the way and is excited to bring their teachings as well as her own experience to the office to offer you and your family the very best in high standard oral care. She is known as Dr. Julie by all of her loyal patients, who would tell you that she is a dedicated, friendly and caring professional. As a mother of a beautiful daughter, Dr. Julie enjoys family dentistry and adores working with both adults and children of all ages. She perfects her education in dentistry by continually attending various courses, seminars and conventions. She is also an active and proud member of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario ( R.C.D.S.O.) and also participates in the Ontario Dental Association (O.D.A.). Her main objective is to make your experience in the dental office as pleasant and comfortable as possible and she promises to always make your needs and expectations a priority.

What Your Dentist Won’t Tell You

Posted by On 1-03-2021

Dentists have a “chair side manner” that dictates how we speak to our patients. For example, when we see patients come in with gingivitis, even though we’ve repeatedly suggested they floss more often, we have to avoid saying “Told you so!Read More

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What Is TMJ Laser Therapy?

Posted by On 25-02-2021

Temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ) refers to issues affecting the muscles in the jaw, the temporomandibular joint, and the surrounding area.Read More

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Front Teeth Have a Gap? Diastema Causes and...

Posted by On 28-01-2021

Diastema? Yes, this is the term used for a gap or space between your teeth. These spaces are most troublesome when it occurs with front teeth or teeth that are noticeable when you laugh or open your mouth.Read More

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Invisalign Braces: What Happens After You...

Posted by On 15-01-2021

Invisalign braces have become the teeth straightening treatment of choice for over two decades. First introduced back in 1997, the invisible aligners offered a less invasive, almost invisible alternative to traditional braces while offering the same results.Read More

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What to Do After You’ve Chipped a Tooth

Posted by On 21-12-2020

Chipping a tooth can cause some panic if you don’t know what to do. The good news is that, often, chipped teeth are painless. Unless the chip is deep enough to reach the soft inner layer of the tooth at the nerve, the most pain you’ll feel will be more like a “sensitivity.Read More

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