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We understand that our patients have schedules that they need to work around, and we are open constantly to help you to book your appointment when it is convenient to you. Look at our hours down below to find a time suitable for you!

Our Phone Number: (905) 318-4724

Our Email: info@drissa-care.com

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we are unable to take walk-in appointments. Please call us during office hours to book your next appointment.

If you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment please call 48 hours prior to your scheduled appointment time, so we can respect the doctor, hygienists, and other patient's time. Thank you!

Payment Policy

We accept all major insurance policies. Please make sure to bring your insurance card during your visit. Also, we accept all major credit cards and cash as well. Payment plans may be set up through our finance company. Be sure to ask about all payment details during your visit.

Our Business Hours

We are open Monday to Friday from 9am to 4pm and closed on the weekends. However, if you require care on the weekend, call the office to access an emergency number.

Quick Tips

Preventive Care

Even if you take care of your teeth, and they aren't causing you any issues, you should still come in for a checkup at least twice a year. If you know that your teeth regularly have issues, you should regularly come in for an appointment to let us take better care of your teeth. Make sure to come in for a consultation and book your next appointment while you are here!

Start Early: 

Proper oral hygiene habits are learned young. Whenever your toddler begins to be able to hold a toothbrush (usually around 2 years old), they should begin brushing their teeth while being supervised. This can create beneficial habits that last a lifetime.

Caution: Children under six should be supervised at all times while brushing their teeth; swallowing toothpaste can be harmful to them!

Dr. Issa recommends that a first visit to the dentist should happen around 3 years of age. Establishing regular visits at a young age has been proven to improve the health and stability of teeth in adults.