With your kids being back to school, for many young parents – like you – it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos of pre-planning daily routines for your kids: Getting them up, getting them dressed and getting them out the door! In the midst of all that chaos, it’s important to stay on...Read More

It is a common misconception to believe there is no need for children to receive orthodontic treatment until all of their baby teeth have fallen out. This is not a good timeline to follow as some children lose all of their baby teeth early on, but some still have a few baby teeth past the...Read More

As fall approaches, many of our patients are preparing to set off for their first year of college or university. While this is an extremely exciting time, it is also a time of great change. Today, these 18-year-olds might still get a gentle reminder to brush and floss before bed each night, but come September,...Read More

It is natural for moms-to-be to avoid doing any activities that seem harmful to their baby. For many pregnant women, this includes skipping dental appointments. However, contrary to popular belief, routine dental care is perfectly safe for pregnant women. Preventative dental care and cleanings are not only safe for expecting mothers, they’re actually recommended! Good...Read More

If you discover you have broken or chipped a tooth, don’t panic! There are many things you and your dentist can do to fix it. First thing you should do is see your dentist as soon as possible, as your tooth could be damaged further or become infected, possibly causing you to end up losing the...Read More

What you eat helps build healthier teeth and gums, and also helps prevent tooth decay and gum disease. A good quality diet for good oral health includes rich fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and unsaturated fats, but there are specific foods that will really boost your overall oral health. Teeth and Calcium Yes,...Read More

Good oral health goes beyond brushing and flossing. Your mouth plays many more roles than you think. But what is actually in your mouth? Well, In addition to your teeth, your mouth is made up with gums, oral mucosa, upper and lower jaw, the tongue, salivary glands, the uvula, and the frenulum. Oral Mucosa If...Read More

When is the right time to first take your child to the dentist? The answer is when the first tooth erupts in the mouth, no later between one and two! The first visit isn’t about doing real work, it’s to help familiarize the child, create comfortability, association, and trust with their dentist. They’ll get to...Read More