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The term ‘laser,’ can still conjure up images of futuristic ideals, even sci-fi television programs and movies. However, lasers are more commonly used in medicine, including dentistry, than ever before. This is a revolutionary technology that can provide tremendous benefits for those who require some type of dental work. The name ‘laser’ gets its name from Light Amplification by Stimulated…Read More
Gum disease affects millions of people throughout Canada every year. There are numerous things that can be done to help combat this oral health problem, but when you’re talking about periodontal disease, completely removing the bacterial plaque and hardened deposits is the only way to completely stop the infection. Dentists can use scalars, ultrasonic equipment, or even both to help remove these…Read More
Stress and anxiety are common for millions of people when facing the prospect of dental surgery. Many people base their reactions not on direct experience, really, but on the minor aches and pains and stings from previous dental work as well as horror stories other people enjoy talking about. If you are facing the prospect of major dental surgery, there are a few things you can do to help reduce t…Read More
Flossing is an important part of proper oral care. Dentists recommend brushing your teeth at least twice a day, preferably after every meal. As part of your proper oral care strategy, this should also include flossing and then rinsing with mouthwash. The technique that you use in flossing is actually going to be incredibly important. If you don’t floss properly, you could be leaving behind food …Read More
You might know that it’s well past time to visit your dentist. Maybe you have some pain in your mouth, a chipped or cracked tooth, or perhaps you have a missing tooth or more. Without proper dental care throughout your life, thanks to highly processed foods, soda (pop), coffee, chocolate, alcohol, smoking, and much more … your teeth are going to take a beating. It’s going to weaken those tee…Read More
If you haven’t been to the dentist in a long time, you’re not alone. The average length of time between dental visits for the average Canadian resident is over five years. Some people haven’t been to see their dentist in 10, 15, or even more years. If you don’t have a lot of experience visiting the dentist lately, you’d probably be surprised at how many things have changed in recent year…Read More
When many people think about x-rays, they think about radiation. As a result, far too many parents have great reservations about having their children’s teeth x-rayed. X-rays are an invaluable diagnostic tool for dentists. These x-rays help dentists notice whether or not the teeth are coming in properly, the size of the teeth, and any empty spaces that could indicate missing teeth. They also all…Read More
If you brush your teeth on a daily basis, at least twice a day, you’re doing a good thing for your oral health. However, if all you do is brush your teeth, that’s not enough. You need to also floss after every brushing and then rinse with mouthwash. However, the techniques you use in brushing your teeth, as well is a toothbrush, are going to have a direct impact on your overall oral health. 1.…Read More
When it comes to health and well-being, many people will visit their primary care physician for a checkup every few years. Thankfully in Canada we enjoy universal healthcare coverage. It may be basic coverage, but it allows each person to be able to see their doctor for any number of reasons. Getting a regular checkup every couple of years can help detect potential problems before they become sign…Read More
Bringing a young child to the dentist for the first time may not be a major problem. However, if he or she has heard from adults around him or her or from other children about painful experiences, horror stories, or other tales of woe from visits to the dentist, this can create anxiety and apprehension. It almost seems natural for people to be wary or nervous about visiting the dentist. In reality…Read More
