1. Get Your Cracked Tooth Repaired as Soon as Possible

    Having a cracked tooth can be painful. It can actually impact not only your smile and your dental health, but it has the potential to affect your overall health as well. Life is full of surprises and that means from time to time you may be dealt a harsh blow to your mouth, teeth, or gums. When that happens, you might end up with a cracked tooth. The first thing to do is to gather any large piece o…Read More

  2. Get a Winning Smile with Restorations

    One of the most common reasons why people don’t smile more is because they are concerned about the condition of their teeth. No matter whether you take care of your teeth every day, or neglected them at times throughout your life, you deserve to smile without worrying about what your teeth look like. The more you smile, the more confidence you gain. You can get back that confidence and more with…Read More

  3. What to Look for in a Dentist

    When you’re looking for a dentist, there are some things you should look for. If it’s been a while since your last dental visit, or you want to be more comfortable next time, here are a few things to consider when searching for the right dentist. Insurance If you have dental insurance, then you may be limited on the choices of dentists in the area. If you find a dentist that isn’t covered by…Read More

  4. 3 Signs it’s Time to Visit Your Dentist

    Let’s be honest. Visiting the dentist is usually last on your list of things to do. Yet there are times when it’s necessary. While there are several signs that could indicate you should make an appointment with your dentist today, three stand out as the most immediate: 1. Sensitivity or pain. 2. Hiding your smile. 3. It’s been at least six months since you last visited a dentist. Sensitivity…Read More

  5. Baby Teeth and Dental Care

    Baby’s first tooth is an exciting milestone for all parents. Teething isn’t fun but it’s a sign of healthy childhood development. Babies are born with their primary teeth formed underneath their gums, but they don’t start appearing until your baby is between six to seven months old. By your time child is three years old, he or she will usually have a full set of 20 primary teeth. At about …Read More

  6. Three Ways to Deal with Missing Teeth

    The three most common ways dentists deal with missing teeth are a permanent bridge, an appliance (denture or retainer), or a permanent implant. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages. They are broken down for you below. A permanent bridge is attached to the two teeth that surround the missing one. Those two teeth will be crowned and a fake tooth is connected between the crowns – hence …Read More

  7. Teeth Whitening

    Teeth whitening is the most requested elective dental procedure in Canada. Not everyone is an ideal candidate for the procedure and there is more to think about than just whitening your teeth. Each individual has a different mouth and dental history. Here are some of the things that you should consider before scheduling your whitening procedure: Some existing dental work may be affected by the whi…Read More

  8. When to See an Emergency Dentist

    Most people, when they experience dental pain, opt to see if they can wait it out rather than call their dentist for an emergency appointment. If the pain is not severe and there is no injury to your teeth or mouth, you may be able to correct the problem yourself with proper care. Start by cleaning the area that aches thoroughly. You could have a small piece of food, such as an apple peel or popco…Read More

  9. How To Best Care Adult Teeth

    Proper oral care and hygiene is the only way to keep a healthy, attractive smile through adulthood. Cavities and gum disease are a significant threat to adults that can lead to more serious health problems later on. No matter how old you are, it is important to maintain a healthy routine for your teeth and gums each and every day. Brush twice daily with a CDA approved fluoride toothpaste to break …Read More

  10. Proper Flossing Technique

    Despite what dentists have been telling us for years, most people still believe that flossing is only necessary when debris is caught between their teeth. While it does remove these particles, it is important as a part of your daily oral care. Brushing alone does not remove all of the plaque or smaller particles from your mouth. The only way to thoroughly clean between your teeth is to floss. If y…Read More