Reflect on Your Personal Routine The Canadian Dental Association has, declared, April is officially “Oral Health Month” a time to reflect on what we are doing for our personal routine. What are you doing to keep your mouth, and ultimately,Read More →
What is a dental emergency? Recently the Ontario Dental College (Ontario’s dental regulator) closed all dental clinics to non-essential service due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, Erbsville Dental is currently closed. But if you have a dental emergency,Read More →
Centuries before people understood the chemical process of tooth decay and its health consequences, they fought to have a whiter smile. Given the choice of decaying yellow teeth or the bright white healthy look, it’s easy to see why thereRead More →
A Few Things to Know About COVID-19 According to the Center for Disease Control or CDC, the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (or COVID-19 for short) is spread primarily from “person-to-person” in close proximity (within 6 feet). They say that “This typeRead More →
What is Gum Recession? Gum recession is the process where the margin of the gum tissue that surrounds the teeth wears away, or recedes, exposing more of the tooth, and eventually the tooth’s root. Gum recession can form spaces or gaps betweenRead More →
Value and Service In a world where customer service and value are much harder to find than in the past, Erbsville Dental, Waterloo is providing great service and value for your money. One way that they have been able toRead More →
Once you find a dentist and hygienist that you are comfortable with, you don’t want to let them go. But maybe you have recently moved to Waterloo and need to make that change? Don’t stress it, you have many toolsRead More →
Happy Family Day! Monday February 17th, 2020 is “Family Day” in Canada. Erbsville Dental in Waterloo is all about family. Our family oriented dental clinic has services for everyone from the toddler to grandparents. Pediatrics We make dental visits funRead More →
Last time I was at my dentist the hygienist asked me if I wanted the fluoride treatment? I can’t remember the last time I had it, I assumed it was for kids. It made me wonder, do I need toRead More →
In 2010 Waterloo Said No to Fluoride In 2010 the City of Waterloo decided they would no longer add fluoride to our drinking water. After 10 years the results are uncertain. The Windsor Essex Public Health Unit claims to haveRead More →
