Dental Blog

Regular dental exams and cleanings for oral health are critical for supporting overall well-being. They help keep your teeth and gums in good condition and allow dentists to detect any

What is Fluoride and What Does It Do? Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral found in a variety of foods you eat and in some water sources that you drink.

The big day is here, the braces are coming off, and you’re ready to see those beautiful new teeth that look great! But you can’t help noticing all those stains

Periodontal disease can affect your overall health. While not life-threatening, periodontal disease, also known as gum diseases, can affect your overall health. For instance, bacteria from infection can spread to

Gums play an essential role in maintaining the health of your mouth. According to the Canadian Dental Association, 7 out of 10 Canadians will experience gum disease in their lifetime.

In our last blog, we asked, “how do you know if you need a root canal?“   This blog discusses what you can expect should you need a root canal

Regular visits to your dentist help identify and prevent tooth decay and potential root canal procedures before they start.    But how do you know if you’re a candidate for

Is it Time for Your Child’s Back to School Dental Exam? Solid dental habits can fall by the wayside over the summer. Once kids return to school, vending machine snacks

The third molars at the back of your mouth are the wisdom teeth. They’re called wisdom teeth because they generally erupt later than the others, between the ages of 17

Due to modern dentistry, today most seniors can expect to keep their natural teeth well into their golden years. However, maintaining senior dental care can be challenging, especially if you

Don’t hide your smile because of crooked, misaligned or stained teeth: Veneers, whether composite veneers or porcelain, can dramatically enhance the appearance of your mouth. While several different veneer types are

Are dental cleanings worth your time and money? You bet! Here’s why to consider regular annual or semi-annual dental cleanings. Even if you’re a five-star brusher and flosser and you