As you get older, caring for your teeth and maintaining oral health is important. Many believe that losing teeth while aging is inevitable. This is a misconception as you can have your teeth for a lifetime. Part of the aging process includes changes in the mouth....
So, you’ve heard about dental crowns, but you aren’t sure what they are. We can help. A dental crown is a tooth-shaped object that covers the visible part of a damaged, decayed or mis-shaped tooth. They are usually white in colour, although you can get gold or silver...
While losing teeth as a child is exciting and generally rewarded by the generous Tooth Fairy, losing teeth as an adult has a few consequences. Unfortunately, tooth loss often occurs in adults as a result of tooth decay, gum disease or trauma, and this loss is not...
Caring for your family’s dental health is vital, especially when children are young and learning new habits. However, their dental health includes more than just brushing teeth regularly; you need to consider their diet and how foods they may be consuming on a regular...
For many people, there are two words that can immediately cause shivers of fear: root canal. But the truth is far from terrifying. With modern medicine and experienced dentists providing high quality care, a root canal is a relatively painless procedure that...
Australian adults have a relatively poor track record when it comes to dental check-ups. Less than half of us manage at least one appointment a year, while our contemporaries in Canada are 30% more likely to visit every 12 months. Rule of thumb in preventative...
