Oral Health

Tartar is a hardened plaque on your teeth and can be spotted because of its yellow tinting or rough feel. It builds in the areas you may miss when brushing and flossing. A solid home oral care [...]

The Causes of Cracked Teeth During A Pandemic We have seen a surge in patients with cracked or damaged teeth throughout the pandemic. The good news is that dentists across Canada have ruled out [...]

A common question in our office is how long does a tooth filling last? Depending on the type of material used and how well you maintain your oral health and follow instructions, you can extend [...]

Everybody wants to learn how to take care of a tooth filling. There are times when you hear that a friend has broken or lost their tooth filling. Somehow it needs to be repaired or replaced, and [...]

Many patients have been putting off their six-month dental cleaning even though they may have spotted a cavity or may feel teeth pain. This post is to remind everyone of the value of making sure [...]

Many of our patients say that they eat more frequently, eat more sugary beverages, and crave unhealthy foods during COVID-19. Let’s take a look at how these new habits can impact your oral [...]

A Comprehensive Oral Examination is a complete assessment and documentation of all hard and soft, intraoral, and extraoral tissues. A review of current vitamins, medications, and natural remedies [...]

The main reason why you need to see a dental hygienist every six months is to make sure you don’t have any major issues such as tooth decay. Most dental teeth cleanings are performed by a [...]

What is Tooth Decay? Tooth decay is the destruction of the tooth enamel, the hard outer layer of the teeth. Brushing and flossing to remove foods such as carbohydrates helps protect teeth from [...]

A healthy mouth leads to improved general health, as there there is a connection between oral health and your overall health. Everything is tied together, and any problems in your mouth can [...]