A dentist near King City
King City keeps its village feel, but town services are close by. Our clinic is east of you in Aurora, on Wellington Street East, reached by King Road and Yonge Street or by the GO train.
The short answer
Aurora Gateway Dental Care is northeast of King City at 676 Wellington Street East in Aurora. Drive east on King Road to Yonge Street, go north into Aurora, then turn east on Wellington Street. Aurora Road is another option, since it becomes Wellington Street in Aurora. The drive takes about 15 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic.
- King City village, Keele Street and King RoadStart east on King Road toward Oak Ridges.
- Yonge StreetTurn north and continue up Yonge into downtown Aurora.
- Yonge Street at Wellington StreetTurn right onto Wellington and pass Aurora GO Station.
- 676 Wellington Street East, Unit 3Keep going east to the plaza near Bayview Avenue; our blue DENTAL sign hangs over the door.
King City is small and rural at heart, with farmland, wide lots and a quiet core around Keele Street. Residents often head east to Yonge Street for errands, and the Barrie GO line links the village with Aurora one stop north. That makes Aurora a natural place to see a dentist without driving into Toronto.
At our clinic you can book routine cleanings and exams, ask about replacing a missing tooth with an implant, or learn whether clear aligners could straighten your smile. If dental visits make you uneasy, tell us. We explain each step before we start and we can stop whenever you need a break.
Getting here from King City
| By car | The King Road route runs east past Oak Ridges to Yonge Street, then north to Wellington. If you live north of the village, you may prefer heading north on Keele Street and going east on Aurora Road, which turns into Wellington Street as it crosses Aurora. Either way, budget about 15 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic. |
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| By transit | King City GO Station sits on Keele Street at Station Road. Ride the Barrie line one stop north to Aurora GO at 121 Wellington Street East. From there, YRT routes 33 Wellington–Leslie and 54 Bayview travel east along Wellington toward our plaza. YRT routes run along Wellington Street East; check yrt.ca for current stops. Check GO schedules too, since train times vary through the day. Check yrt.ca for current times. |
| Parking | Free parking at the door |
| Good to know | Train riders: line up your GO arrival with a YRT bus heading east on Wellington. You can also call us and we will help you choose an appointment time that matches the train. |
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For King City families
King Township families often juggle long school bus rides and weekend activities spread across the region. Our Saturday hours, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., let you bring everyone in without missing class. Students at Seneca Polytechnic's King Campus on Dufferin Street are welcome too; bring your student plan details and we will bill it directly. For parents and grandparents, we offer implant consultations, crowns and dentures, with a written estimate before any work begins. If you like to know exactly what will happen, we take time to talk first.
Places you may know nearby
- King City GO Station, Keele Street at Station Road
- Seneca Polytechnic King Campus, 13990 Dufferin Street
- King Road, running east to Oak Ridges and Yonge Street
- Aurora GO Station, 121 Wellington Street East
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Questions from King City
Can I take the GO train from King City to your clinic?
Yes. The Barrie line runs from King City GO north to Aurora GO, which is on Wellington Street East. From Aurora GO, YRT routes 33 and 54 travel east along Wellington. Check schedules first, as trains are less frequent outside rush hour.
What is the fastest driving route from King City?
Most people take King Road east to Yonge Street, then north into Aurora and east on Wellington. Aurora Road is another option that leads straight onto Wellington Street. Traffic on Yonge near downtown Aurora can be slower at rush hour.
I am missing a back tooth. Can you help?
We can talk through options such as an implant, a bridge or a partial denture. Your dentist will look at your bone, gums and nearby teeth before recommending anything. You get a written estimate before treatment.
I am a Seneca student at the King Campus. Do you take student plans?
We bill all insurance plans directly, including student plans. Bring your plan card or policy details. Ask about our in-house dental plan and student program.
I get very nervous at the dentist. What can you do?
Let us know when you book. We go at your pace, explain what each tool does and agree on a signal so you can pause any time. Your dentist can also talk with you about other comfort options.
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676 Wellington Street East, Unit 3
Aurora, ON L4G 0K3