Dental Care

We often associate white teeth with impeccable dental health, as they show no outward signs of tooth decay. But that doesn’t mean they are strong and healthy. There are other factors that contribute materially to how well your teeth fare.  Most — if not all — of us want to achieve a sparkling white smile. […]

Who doesn’t like soda? It can be hard to resist that fizzy and sugary taste. In 2018, according to a survey on soda consumption in Canada, approximately 16% of the population say that they consume soda every day while about 40% say they drink soda a few times per month. Unfortunately, as the saying goes,

In the past, “false” teeth were usually not false at all but were rather real teeth extracted from animals or humans. The earliest record of dentures is from around the 7th century BC when the Etruscans created dentures from human or animal teeth. It ended with their civilization but re-emerged in the 1700s when denture

When was the last time you visited your dentist? If you don’t remember, you may be due for a dental prophylaxis treatment. This kind of appointment is a preventive measure that involves cleaning the teeth and inspecting the mouth for signs of any potential oral health problems.  While following a daily oral care routine is

Dentures are an effective substitute for missing teeth. With the right care, you can keep them longer and continue doing normal activities (like chewing and speaking) as you would with your natural teeth. However, like other treatments, like braces, it’s important you give your dentures the right care to ensure they do their jobs properly.

Our oral health changes as we grow older. With age, you may become more susceptible to tooth loss. Dentures are often recommended to replace your missing teeth and restore your smile. While proper dental care and regular checkups keep your oral health in check, the ridge of the gums eventually shrinks, causing the dentures to

A crack or break in your denture can be a cause for serious concern. Everyday activities can be significantly impeded, including chewing, eating, speaking clearly, and smiling. There are various reasons for denture (or dental prosthesis) fractures. Possibly the most common cause is dropping your dental appliance. This is not unusual; dentures are taken out

How Hormones Impact Oral Health Throughout their lives, women experience multiple hormonal changes. Hormones don’t just affect a woman’s energy level or emotional well-being, progesterone and estrogen (female hormones) can also affect dental health. Because of these unique hormonal changes, there is an increased risk of oral health complications. Any adjustments of the hormone level

Dentures do more than help you chew. They also give the jaw support and can make a smile look more natural. However, it can take time to get dentures made, which is why something called “immediate dentures” are available. Some of the differences between conventional and immediate dentures include: Conventional Dentures Conventional dentures are permanent.