Doctors

Dr. Garry Toor received his Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Certificate from the University of Toronto in 2016. Prior to his residency, Dr. Toor completed his undergraduate dental training at the University of Toronto followed by a 1-year internship at the Health Science Center in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 2011. Since graduation, Dr. Toor has been working in private practice as well as at Hamilton General Hospital and McMaster Children’s Hospital where he teaches surgical residents in training. Dr. Toor has extensive background in immediate implants and believes in providing his patients with teeth in a day.

Prior to pursuing a career in health care, Dr. Toor played hockey in the Western Hockey League followed by professional hockey in Europe. (Warning, consultations may run longer if Dr. Toor starts talking about hockey). Outside of work, Dr. Toor enjoys playing hockey, coaching kids’ hockey, attempting golf and above all spending time with his lovely wife and chasing after their two kids.

Dr. Chung moved to Canada from Guyana with his family when he was nine years old. For as long as he can remember he has always been intrigued with how things work. As he grew up he transitioned from taking toys apart to look inside them to looking inside of teeth.

Anthony completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Toronto and then followed up with his dental degree in Cleveland, Ohio at Case Western Reserve University. Personal goals to be an outstanding clinician led him to complete a program in advanced dentistry via CWRU and University Hospitals of Cleveland. The AEGD program provided valuable experience in the management of children and medically compromised patients.

Completion of the endodontic program at U of T then provided the skills to look even deeper inside of teeth. Along with clinical practice, teaching has also been one of Anthony’s passions. He continues to serve the profession in this capacity.

Understanding that a tooth is part of a greater biologic system and that the physiology of a tooth is interrelated to the physiology of the entire body, Anthony began a program in osteopathic manual therapy in 2011. He hopes to marry dentistry and osteopathy in the future with the idea of preventing the need for root canal treatment in some patients.

Anthony loves traveling with his camera. He has trekked to the top of Africa, through the mountains of Peru, and stood on the ice of Antarctica. In his heart, however, the Caribbean still beats.

Dr. Kang completed her undergraduate studies and dental training at the University of Toronto. Upon graduation, she served in the Royal Canadian Dental Corps, where she worked at Canadian Forces Base Petawawa and at Garrison Toronto. Dr. Kang then went on to complete her specialty training in periodontics and implant surgery at Dalhousie University.

Dr. Kang is a board-certified periodontist and a fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada. She provides the full scope of periodontal and implant treatment using an evidence-based approach. Her special interests include soft- and hard-tissue grafting procedures around teeth and implants.

In her free time, Dr. Kang enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, and trying out new restaurants.

Dr. Khimani was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta. He graduated from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. Dr. Khimani received his Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Alberta, School of Dental Medicine in 2007.

After working as a General Dentist for 10 years, Dr. Khimani decided to pursue further training and specialize in Endodontics. He received his Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Endodontics from Boston University in 2020. Shortly after, he was granted Fellowship to the Royal College of Dentists of Canada.

He is a proud member of the Canadian Academy of Endodontics, and the American Association of Endodontists. Currently, Dr. Khimani is serving as the Junior Program Chair of the Waterloo-Wellington Dental Society.

Most recently, Dr. Khimani has accepted a teaching position at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, at Western University.

Dr. Khimani has published a scientific article in the European Endodontic Journal. He has also donated his skill and time performing endodontic treatment abroad in Treasure Beach, Jamaica and in Saint Thomas, U.S Virgin Islands. He enjoys spending time with his family and friends. As a big sports fan, he enjoys his work as a dentist on-call for the Kitchener Rangers, playing golf and attending sporting events.