Archive for the ‘Dental Care’ Category

It’s best to have a tooth brushing routine and to stick to it if you know you’ll be having snacks and treats that are known to cause cavities. Here are some tips when it comes to brushing your teeth!

How often do you floss? No – we aren’t talking about the dance that took over the internet! How often do you floss your teeth! Flossing isn’t as common as brushing, but it should be. It can help protect your teeth just as much, if not more, than brushing. Here’s why flossing should be part of your daily routine, alongside brushing.

While taking care of your teeth and gums may seem as easy as brushing your teeth in the morning, it’s much more than that! Here are some dental care habits you can follow in order to have a healthier smile and oral hygiene.

It’s no secret that brushing your teeth is very important for your dental health. However, some brushes do a better job than others when it comes to fully cleaning your teeth. While there are many toothbrushes to choose from in the store, we sell an electric brush at our dentistry that our staff absolutely loves – the Philips Sonicare electric toothbrushes!

A helpful reminder for you when it comes to teeth staining is – if it stains your clothes it can stain your teeth! This means coffee, wine, sports drinks, even tomato sauce – can all stain your teeth over time. Don’t worry, there are ways to avoid the unwanted stains and keep your teeth looking, […]

Odds are, you probably don’t think very much about your toothbrush. It’s just a tool to clean your teeth, right? Well, it’s important to pick a brush that works for you so you can keep your smile looking and feeling healthy! Here are some popular toothbrush questions: What toothbrush should I use? With so many […]

In November of 2017, we held an event here at our clinic to launch the Beyond First Impressions Project – a charity created in memory of our founder the late Dr. Judith Buys who had helped local women and children through the YWCA. With the generosity of donors and our partnership with the YWCA, over […]

Being afraid of the dentist is common – you’re not alone! In fact, 40 per cent of the Canadian population avoids dental care because they’re afraid! Unfortunately, this fear can also be transmitted from parent to child, and can lead to bigger problems down the road for your dental health that you won’t be able […]

Children eagerly await their first visit from the tooth fairy, but when should parents schedule their first visit to the dentist? According to the Canadian Dental Association, children should see the dentist within six months of the eruption of their first tooth or by one year old. There are several benefits to early visits, including […]

Mouthguards are a rubber, plastic or laminate protective apparatus used while playing sports to reduce or prevent injuries to the mouth, jaw, and face. Typically you will see mouthguards for the upper teeth and jaw, but they are commonly worn on both the top and the bottom. If fitted properly, they sit comfortably between the […]