Proper dental care and oral hygiene is essential at all stages in life, even for people who have dentures, partials or implants. People with dentures must recognize that oral hygiene protects their dentures as well as their mouths. The Canadian Denture & Implant Centres says that 16 percent of the population wear dentures. Removable dentures...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

Many people visit their dentists and learn they have a tooth that requires a crown. In many instances, dental crowns are necessary for proper tooth care. Crowns were once widely referred to as “caps.” A crown is a permanent cover for a tooth that would otherwise require a very large filling after dental decay has...Read More

“Have you been flossing regularly?” A question you’re guaranteed to be asked by your dentist, but how honestly do you answer this? Toothbrushes clean the tops and outer surfaces of gums and teeth but it cannot reach the tight places in between which can eventually lead to serious oral and general health issues down the...Read More

Do you brush twice a day, floss and use mouthwash? Does your breath still have an odour? Chronic bad breath, medically known as Halitosis, is a common occurrence that can be a nuisance to diagnose and be rid of. There are various reasons why you may have bad breath which can be easily identifiable, such...Read More

Technology has changed the way dental procedures work, and for the better! While we have an abundance of state of the art equipment, the most commonly used is the X-ray. We are sure you’ve all had to do a dental X-Ray at some point in your life, but are you aware of exactly what they...Read More

Women experience many bodily changes during pregnancy, and dental health is one of them. As early as two months into pregnancy, women can start to experience sensitive and swollen gums that can inflame and bleed during brushing or flossing, this is referred to as “pregnancy gingivitis.” This form of gingivitis is caused by rising levels of...Read More

Getting your teeth whitened is a simple process that can be done either at home or at your dental office. Stains on your teeth are a nuisance, and can often happen unexpectedly without a direct cause or reason. There are many factors that can weigh in on stained teeth from either lifestyle choice, or health...Read More