Published 30 August 2026 · Updated 29 September 2026 · By Jatin Dua, Broker of Record, RE/MAX Quantum Realty
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Dentistry is the strongest category on this corridor. Seven practices hold a verified Queensway address and every one rates 4.7 or above. Ratings retrieved 30 August 2026.
Of every category I looked at on this corridor, dentistry is the strongest. There are seven practices with a verified Queensway address and every single one rates 4.7 or above. That is unusual. Most streets have a couple of good clinics and a couple of bad ones.
The ranking
| # | Practice | Rating | Reviews | Address |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kailash Dentistry Etobicoke | 5.0 | 328 | 780 The Queensway |
| 2 | KM Dental Group – Queensway | 4.9 | 391 | 703 The Queensway |
| 3 | Queensway Family Dentistry | 4.9 | 133 | 625C The Queensway |
| 4 | Dentistry on the Q | 4.8 | 292 | 929 The Queensway |
| 5 | Queensway Dental | 4.8 | 179 | 1024 The Queensway |
Two more worth naming: Park Lawn Dental at 172 The Queensway (4.8, 215 reviews) and Six Point Dental at 768 The Queensway (4.7, 84 reviews). On any other street either would make a top five.
How to read these numbers
Kailash Dentistry holds a straight 5.0 across 328 reviews, which is the single most impressive rating I found anywhere on The Queensway in any category. KM Dental Group has the largest review base at 391 and still holds 4.9. Both are sustained results rather than a good quarter.
Queensway Family Dentistry sits at 4.9 on a smaller base of 133 — excellent, but on fewer data points. If you want the safest bet by volume, the top two are where the evidence is deepest.
Why a realtor is writing about dentists
Because “is there a dentist nearby” is a question people ask after they move, and it is a genuinely good signal about a neighbourhood. Seven well-rated practices inside a few kilometres tells you this corridor has a stable, established residential population — not just new condo buyers, but families who have been here long enough to keep seven dental practices busy.
Practically: the cluster runs from 625 to 1024. If you are buying anywhere between Park Lawn and Kipling you have four or five options within a short drive and at least one within walking distance. That is not true of every part of Etobicoke.
Why this matters if you are buying here
Medical and dental practices are a useful signal because they are long-lease, capital-intensive tenants. A practice fits out a suite at considerable cost and signs for years, which means a corridor with several of them has been judged, by people spending their own money, as somewhere with a stable resident population. That is a more meaningful vote of confidence than a short-lease retail tenant.
The Queensway condominium corridor is mostly mid-rise stock from roughly 2015 onward, sitting directly on the retail frontage rather than behind it. That produces a specific kind of daily life — most errands on foot, both the Gardiner Expressway and Highway 427 close by car, and an arterial road as the front yard.
The due diligence that actually applies
- Which side of the street, and how high. Stand in the bedroom with the window open at a busy hour. Two units in one building can be very different products on this variable alone.
- The reserve fund, against the age of the corporation. These buildings are young, so a low fee is arithmetic rather than evidence of good management. Ask whether the first reserve fund study update has happened and what it did to the required contribution.
- What the fee includes. Utilities are usually separately metered here. Add your own estimated bills before comparing against an older all-inclusive Etobicoke building.
- Parking and locker status. Owned unit, exclusive-use common element, or rented — only the first two convey.
- What is proposed next door. The corridor is still developing, so the low-rise or parking lot beside a building may not stay that way. The City’s development application records are public.
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Frequently asked questions
Are there dentists on The Queensway?
Yes, several dental practices operate along the corridor alongside medical, physiotherapy and other health services. Practices change hands and relocate, and ratings move, so confirm current details, hours and whether a practice is accepting new patients directly rather than relying on a list.
Why are there so many medical and dental offices here?
Arterial corridors with a stable residential population, parking and accessible ground-floor or second-floor space tend to attract them. These are long-lease, capital-intensive tenants who fit out a suite at real expense, so their presence is a considered judgement about the durability of the local population.
What healthcare is available near The Queensway?
A mix of family practices, walk-in clinics, dental, physiotherapy, pharmacy and diagnostic services along and near the corridor, with the Queensway Health Centre nearby. Services offered at any facility change over time, so confirm what is currently available directly rather than assuming.
Is The Queensway good for families?
It works for the practical parts — groceries, services, healthcare and highway access at hand. What it lacks is immediate green space and quiet, and there is no subway on the corridor. School catchments should be confirmed directly with the boards rather than taken from a listing, since boundaries here have changed.
Does being near healthcare affect property values?
It is a modest positive as an amenity and a stronger one as a signal, because long-lease professional tenants indicate a stable resident base. It is not a factor to pay a premium for directly. What matters far more for a specific unit is exposure, floor, layout and the corporation’s reserve fund.
What should I check before buying on The Queensway?
Which side of the arterial the unit faces and what floor it is on; the reserve fund position against the age of a young corporation; exactly what the fee includes and what is separately metered; three years of fee history; whether the parking space and locker are owned, exclusive use or rented; and what is proposed on adjacent parcels.
Sources
- City of Toronto — Planning and Development — current and proposed development along The Queensway corridor. Accessed 10 September 2026.
- Toronto Transit Commission — surface routes serving The Queensway and connections to Line 2. Accessed 10 September 2026.
- TRREB Market Watch, August 2026 — the Etobicoke average sale price of $1,049,793 across 243 sales. Accessed 10 September 2026.
Related reading
- The Queensway, Etobicoke: the reference guide to the corridor
- Shopping and amenities on The Queensway
- Every condo building on The Queensway
- Urgent care, parks and libraries near The Queensway
Ratings and review counts from Google Maps, retrieved 30 August 2026, and subject to change. Listed for information only — no business here has paid for or been consulted about its placement, and I have no commercial relationship with any of them. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers under contract with another brokerage. E.&O.E.
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About the author — Jatin Dua, Etobicoke real estate agent
I am Jatin Dua, Broker of Record at RE/MAX Quantum Realty Inc., Brokerage, Unit 101, 799 The Queensway in Etobicoke, with more than four years of active GTA transactions and over $100M in sales volume. My office is on this street, so the local detail here comes from walking it rather than from a directory.
Reach me at [email protected] or 833-330-1925.