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Root canal illustrated through clear 3D model of teeth

Dental & Oral Concerns • December 7, 2021

When Do You Need a Root Canal?

Do you have a toothache that just won't go away? Or are you experiencing painful or swollen gums around a specific tooth? Well, these may be signs that you need a root canal. But what exactly is a root canal? A root canal is a highly effective treatment that can save your natural tooth and…

Young women taking pill with water through oral sedation before her dental surgery

Dental & Oral Concerns, Sedation Dentistry • October 15, 2021

What to Expect During Oral Sedation?

Many Canadians are anxious about receiving dental work. Everyone needs proper dental care, so sedation dentistry exists to help anxious patients feel comfortable during dental procedures. Oral sedation can help people with mild to moderate dental anxiety so they can get their treatment done comfortably while staying relaxed at the dentist. Continue reading to learn…

Happy woman holding dental implant model while pointing to her mouth

Dental Implants • September 9, 2021

Dental Implants Procedure: What to Expect

Dealing with missing or damaged teeth can be a frustrating and painful experience. One of the solutions to this problem is to receive dental implants. These implants are a common and effective way to replace missing roots in your gums and jawbone, and will help during the process of attaching artificial teeth. Receiving a comprehensive…

Young happy boy at dentist getting dental exam

Children's Dentistry • August 18, 2021

When Should Children Start Going to the Dentist?

As a parent, you play a significant part in keeping your child healthy, but many parents don’t realize just how important dental health is. By helping your child with their oral health routine, you can help prevent cavities, tooth decay and dental complications as they grow up. The good news is, you don’t have to…

Dental crown being fitted through the use of tooth model.

Dental Crowns • July 28, 2021

How Does a Dental Crown Work?

Over time, your teeth can wear down or get damaged due to a variety of reasons, including tooth decay, external damage/injuries, and general use. Dental crowns can be a solution to these types of dental issues. Dental crowns are caps that are fixed onto existing teeth to restore their size and shape. You may also…

Children's Dentistry • February 3, 2021

How to Get Your Kids to Brush Their Teeth

Dental hygiene is just as important for children as it is for adults, but your little ones might not understand the importance of keeping their teeth clean. They might not even know when to brush or how to do it correctly! Fortunately, we know all about proper dental hygiene for people of all ages. Read…

Dental & Oral Concerns • December 21, 2020

10 Common Causes of Toothaches

Our teeth help us eat, talk, and smile, so when you have a toothache, it can really impact your life. One of the best ways to prevent toothaches is with a dental exam and cleaning every 6 months. Still, toothaches can happen, even with regular dental checkups. From cavities to wisdom teeth, here are 10…

Dental & Oral Concerns • November 9, 2020

What to Do if You Lose a Filling

Dental fillings help keep your smile beautiful and your teeth functional, but what happens if you lose the filling itself? A lost filling can often be replaced quickly if addressed in a timely manner. Here are some steps to prevent the problem from worsening. Proper Filling Maintenance Taking good care of your teeth will help…

Dental & Oral Concerns • November 9, 2020

How Your Dentist Checks for Oral Cancer

For some dental or oral health issues, like oral cancer, early detection holds the best chance for a full recovery — so your dentist will keep an eye out for the early warning signs. A dental exam is your opportunity to get a professional inspection of your oral health. How Often Do I Need a…

Uncategorized • June 30, 2020

Why is Wisdom Tooth Removal Necessary?

These days, having your wisdom teeth extracted has become standard practice, for a lot of great reasons! Sometimes considered a wild card of a tooth, it’s easy for these molars to become problematic. This is why dentists would rather pull them out before they become an issue. Depending on your teeth, their direction, and the…