Dentist for WSIB Claims in Vaughan

What Is Considered a Workplace Dental Injury

A workplace dental injury is any damage to the teeth, gums, jaw, or surrounding facial tissue that happens while you're on the job. These injuries are often sudden, and knowing where to go for treatment right away can make recovery easier.

• Common workplace dental and facial injuries we treat include:
• Broken or chipped teeth from a fall, tool, or equipment impact
• Knocked-out (avulsed) teeth from a workplace accident
• Jaw fractures, dislocations, or jaw pain
• Cuts or trauma to the lips, gums, cheeks, or tongue
• Dental trauma from being struck by an object, machinery, or a fall
• Damage to crowns, bridges, or dentures caused by a workplace incident

If you've experienced any of the above at work, you may be entitled to dental treatment through WSIB. Contact our local dentist in Vaughan to explore your WSIB treatment options.
 

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How We Simplify Your WSIB Dental Claim

We know that dealing with a work injury is stressful enough without having to also chase down paperwork. Our team has trained specifically on how WSIB dental claims work, so we can manage the process on your behalf rather than leaving you to figure it out.

Here's what that looks like in practice:

• We complete and submit the required forms directly to WSIB on your behalf.
• We bill WSIB directly for approved treatment, so you're not paying out of pocket and waiting on reimbursement.
• We document your injury and treatment plan the way WSIB expects, to help avoid delays or back-and-forth.
• We keep your claim number on file and reference it at every visit related to your injury.
• We communicate with WSIB directly when follow-up treatment or additional approval is needed.

Many patients tell us they came to Expo City Dental after another office wasn't able to help with the WSIB paperwork. For reliable and experienced handling of WSIB paperwork and dental care, trust the Expo City Dental team. 
 

What to Do After a Workplace Dental Injury

If you've chipped, broken, or lost a tooth at work, or suffered a jaw or facial injury, here's the general process:

• Report the injury to your employer as soon as possible, and let them know it involves your teeth, mouth, or jaw.
• File a claim with WSIB, either directly or with your employer's help.
• Visit a dental office in Vaughan experienced with WSIB claims at Expo City Dental Centre. Our team will assess the injury and start the required documentation.

Bring your WSIB claim number to your appointment so we can reference it and communicate with WSIB directly.

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Why Choose Expo City Dental for Your WSIB Claim

Not every dental office is set up to handle WSIB claims. The paperwork and approval process is different from regular insurance, and it can slow down or stall your treatment if your dental team isn't familiar with it.

At Expo City Dental, our team has specifically trained on WSIB claims so that patients aren't left waiting or turned away. When you come to us after a workplace injury, you can expect:

• Pre-existing knowledge and understanding of WSIB paperwork and documentation requirements
• Direct billing to WSIB for approved treatment, so you're not paying upfront
• Clear communication about what's covered and what happens next

A dental team that treats your workplace injury with the same urgency as any other dental emergency in Vaughan.

Frequently Asked Questions About WSIB Dental Claims

Who pays for dental treatment after a workplace accident?

If your injury is accepted by WSIB as work-related, approved dental treatment is billed directly to WSIB rather than to you.

Does Expo City Dental accept WSIB?

Yes. Our team is experienced in managing WSIB dental claims, from paperwork to direct billing.

What if I broke a tooth at work, what should I do first?

Report the injury to your employer, start a WSIB claim, and see a dentist experienced with 
WSIB paperwork as soon as possible.

Can I switch dentists if my current office doesn't handle WSIB claims?

Yes. You're not required to stay with a dentist who isn't able to manage the WSIB process. You can be treated at Expo City Dental for your workplace injury.