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We value every patient at Ashraf Dentistry and recognize your trust in our Kitchener-Waterloo and Toronto teams to deliver safe, exceptional dental care.
We are committed to restoring and maintaining your smile’s health, beauty, and function, using the latest technology in a state-of-the-art facility delivered by a team that embraces constant innovation, improvement, and lifelong learning.
Are you tired of shuttling the family around to multiple offices with different dental specialties? Look no further. Our Kitchener-Waterloo and Toronto practices provide general dentistry and advanced cosmetic, implant, and sedation services for the whole family.
Dr. K. Ashraf
Born in Montreal, Dr. K. Ashraf has called Waterloo home since the age of six. Dr. Ashraf earned his BSc degree from the University of Waterloo, where he received an NSERC grant to pursue research in the field of microbiology. An exemplary student, Dr. Ashraf decided to pursue a career in dentistry and attended dental school at the University of Western Ontario.
Dr. M. Ashraf
Dr. Miraal received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Waterloo in 2017, with a major in Biomedical Science. Her passion for dentistry brought her to Cork, Ireland, where she attended the University College Cork (UCC), receiving her dental surgery degree in 2021. UCC is a Canadian accredited dental school under the Commission of Dental Accreditation of Canada.
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Beginning orthodontic treatment can bring temporary tenderness as the teeth, gums, cheeks, and lips adjust to new pressure and appliances. This discomfort is often most noticeable after braces are first placed or following an adjustment. Fortunately, several simple orthodontic solutions can make these periods easier to manage. (Source: My Orthodontist, How To Relieve Pain From Braces, https://www.myortho.ca/site/blog/2023/02/28/how-relieve-pain-braces).…
Constant bad breath, clinically known as halitosis, can affect conversations, meals, meetings, and even the confidence to lean closer for a photograph. While certain foods can temporarily alter the breath, an odour that repeatedly returns may be linked to plaque, tongue bacteria, dry mouth, gum inflammation, tooth decay, or another concern requiring attention. (Source: Colgate, 5 Quick…
Fall has its own sensory rhythm: a sip of hot apple cider, a bite of cool pumpkin cheesecake, chewy caramel after an afternoon outdoors, and cinnamon-flavoured treats shared during family gatherings. For sensitive teeth, however, these seasonal pleasures can create an uncomfortable pattern of sudden zings and lingering aches. The issue is not necessarily one particular fall…