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January, 2024
Losing permanent teeth can be very damaging to a person's smile, both in aesthetics and function. If one or more of your teeth are missing, dental implants are one of the most reliable and dependable methods to replace them. They function as a base to support one or more artificial teeth that appear, feel, and perform just like natural teeth. Dental implants can help you regain the ability to eat and live your normal life, as well as giving you back a dazzling smile once again!
December, 2023
The holiday season is the time for festive gatherings and indulging in delicious treats, but sometimes, unexpected dental emergencies can arise. It can be overwhelming to figure out what to do when you are caught off-guard, especially when most dental offices are closed during the holidays. But fear not! Here are some tips on how to handle the most common types of dental emergencies at home before you can reach out to our office or an emergency dental clinic.
November, 2023
TMJ, commonly referred to as a temporomandibular joint, connects the jaw to the skull, using the temporal bones which are found in front of the ears. Everyone has two temporomandibular joints which allow us to open and close our mouths when eating, speaking, or swallowing. Disorders associated with this area are referred to as temporomandibular disorders (TMD), and if you're noticing severe pain or discomfort in your jaw, neck, or face, it could be a sign of TMD.
October, 2023
A beautiful smile is something most people desire, and achieving it often requires orthodontic treatment. Whether it's correcting crooked teeth, fixing a misaligned bite, or closing gaps between teeth, there are many orthodontic options to suit your different needs and preferences. Orthodontic treatment benefits people of all ages by improving both the appearance and function of teeth.
September, 2023
A mouthguard is a protective device that covers and shields the teeth, gums, and surrounding structures in the mouth during activities that pose a risk of oral injury. They play a vital role in protecting oral health and are used in sports, dental procedures, and to manage teeth grinding (bruxism) during sleep. Mouthguards prevent painful injuries and expensive dental treatments, especially for kids who are mostly active both in and out of school in physical activities that may cause dental injuries.
August, 2023
Summer is a time for kids to create unforgettable memories with their friends and families. They get to enjoy the beauty of nature and participate in various fun activities like summer camps, retreats, and vacations. Amidst all the fun, it may be easy to forget to take care of their dental health. While you have probably been preparing for the new school year, have you thought about checking in on their smile? To ensure your kids start the new school year with a healthy smile, below are some tips to help maintain their dental hygiene.
July, 2023
Summer is finally here! While summer brings lots of excitement and fun with its warmth, it also tends to disrupt normal routines, including dental routines. As you take more time to relax by the pool or beach, enjoy a family BBQ, or go away for a vacation, keep these 5 tips in mind to make sure your teeth stay healthy and shiny this summer!
June, 2023
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a common medical condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is often called the "silent killer" because it may not have any symptoms, but can lead to serious health problems such as heart, brain, kidney, and other diseases. But did you know that hypertension is also linked to oral health?
According to research, people who have periodontal disease, a bacterial infection that affects the gums and bone supporting the teeth, may have a higher risk of developing high blood pressure. This is likely due to chronic inflammation caused by periodontal disease, which can damage blood vessels and increase blood pressure.
May, 2023
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a common medical condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It is often called the "silent killer" because it may not have any symptoms, but can lead to serious health problems such as heart, brain, kidney, and other diseases. But did you know that hypertension is also linked to oral health?
According to research, people who have periodontal disease, a bacterial infection that affects the gums and bone supporting the teeth, may have a higher risk of developing high blood pressure. This is likely due to chronic inflammation caused by periodontal disease, which can damage blood vessels and increase blood pressure.
April, 2023
As April is Oral Health Month, it is an excellent opportunity to remind ourselves about the importance of the health of our teeth and gums in relation to our overall health. In particular, we would like to focus on one of the most common oral health issues: Periodontitis (Gum Disease). According to the Canadian Dental Association, 7 out of 10 Canadians will develop gum disease at some time in their lives, and the risks can increase with age. However, the damage can be stopped if periodontitis is treated early and proper oral hygiene is maintained.
March, 2023
Gum disease is a serious infection of the gums, caused by the accumulation of bacteria on the teeth and gums. When bacteria stay on the teeth for long enough, they form a film called plaque. If plaque is not properly removed by daily brushing and flossing, it can harden to tartar or calculus, which can only be removed by a dental health professional. Read on to learn how electric and manual toothbrushes work and which one you feel is best for you.
Feb, 2023
During the holiday season, many of us enjoy participating in social festivities, which could often involve consuming alcohol. Whether it's cocktails on a night out with friends or a glass of wine over a home-cooked meal with family, we sometimes tend to consume more alcohol during this time. While we are probably aware of the negative effects alcohol can have on our overall health, many do not know how bad it can be for our oral health. As fun as it was, it is safe to say that we start to feel the impact of too much alcohol consumption once the festivities are over.
Jan, 2023
During the holiday season, many of us enjoy participating in social festivities, which could often involve consuming alcohol. Whether it's cocktails on a night out with friends or a glass of wine over a home-cooked meal with family, we sometimes tend to consume more alcohol during this time. While we are probably aware of the negative effects alcohol can have on our overall health, many do not know how bad it can be for our oral health. As fun as it was, it is safe to say that we start to feel the impact of too much alcohol consumption once the festivities are over.
Dec, 2023
During the holiday season, many of us enjoy participating in social festivities, which could often involve consuming alcohol. Whether it's cocktails on a night out with friends or a glass of wine over a home-cooked meal with family, we sometimes tend to consume more alcohol during this time. While we are probably aware of the negative effects alcohol can have on our overall health, many do not know how bad it can be for our oral health. As fun as it was, it is safe to say that we start to feel the impact of too much alcohol consumption once the festivities are over.
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