Archive for the ‘Dental Care’ Category

With the official launch of the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), a new era of accessible oral health care begins for millions across the country! The first phase of the CDCP, unveiled on May 1, 2024, marks a significant milestone in the government’s efforts to expand dental coverage for eligible Canadian residents, with full implementation […]

Halloween is almost here and we know our children love this spooky holiday, but we do not want their teeth to become the scary part! This fun day is mostly about the candy which also means too much sugar for their teeth. So here are some important tips to help keep your kids’ dental health […]

Do you have a third set of molars? These are called your wisdom teeth – and no they do not make you smarter! You may have some questions about wisdom teeth so here are some facts that will provide you with the information you need to learn all about wisdom teeth. Wisdom teeth are the […]

Poor oral hygiene is one of the main risk factors associated with higher risks of strokes. People with gum disease have two times the risk of having a heart attack, stroke, or other serious cardiovascular event.

Oral health can affect your overall health. Here are some of the most common oral conditions that often go untreated. It is important to have early detection and treatment before they become a bigger problem.

Give the gift of a healthy smile! Gifts that promote good oral health and dental hygiene are a great idea or stocking stuffer idea. Here are just some ideas!

After a dental filling, you may experience increased sensitivity and discomfort. This entry will help identify what is normal, and most importantly, what you should do.

How do you know if you are experiencing an emergency and what should you do next? In general, if the issue could lead to further complications, it counts as a dental emergency. Here’s what to do!

Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas or happy gas, is a type of anesthetic that is considered a safe method when used correctly and under the supervision of a professional. Read on to find out why nitrous oxide is a sedation of choice for many procedures!

Having regular dental checkups is important for the health of your teeth but there are also several things dentists are checking for to make sure you have optimal oral and overall health.