For many people, dental visits can feel stressful. Anxiety, sensory sensitivities, mobility challenges, complex health conditions, and past negative experiences can make routine care feel difficult to access. At In Path Dental, we believe there is a better way to approach dental care. Our focus is on making dentistry more gentle and inclusive, so more people can receive the treatment …
National dental plan must address major access and equity issues, disability advocates say
Toronto resident Joanne Shimakawa, who has multiple sclerosis, struggled to find a dentist who could treat her while she sits in her wheelchair. Disability rights advocates hope a new national dental plan will do more than just provide funding and pay attention to improving how care is delivered.
Dr. Salome Lomlomdjian – World Autism Awareness Month at In Path Dental
World Autism Awareness Month at In Path Dental. Dr. Salome Lomlomdjian, Chief Smile Officer & DDS. It was amazing to have our patients, parents, healthcare professionals, caregivers, and politicians celebrating with us. Together we can change the world! 💙💙💙#inpathdental#worldautismawareness



