Order of Baby Teeth No one likes to see a baby uncomfortable, but teething is part of normal development. In fact, during the first two…
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Five Dental Treatments to Fill in Tooth Gaps
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Treatments for Missing Teeth When all your teeth line up uniformly and straight and shine bright white they can produce a beautiful smile and give…
Reasons to Remove a Tooth?
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Understanding Tooth Extraction Although there are reasons why a tooth may need to be removed, we believe it’s important to know a few facts about…
The Power of Knowledge “Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him…
Your Amazing Saliva
Posted in General Dentistry
Where It Comes From? Saliva is a clear liquid made by hundreds of glands in and around your mouth. You have 6 main salivary glands.…
Wisdom Teeth Aftercare
Posted in Dental Care, Tooth Extraction, and Wisdom Teeth
Prevention, Minimal Invasiveness, Quick Recovery In recent history, medical professionals have worked to improve procedures and surgeries with three main objectives. Prevention, minimal invasiveness, and…
If You Don’t Have Room for Wisdom Teeth?
Posted in Dental Care, General Dentistry, and Tooth Extraction
We Don’t Have Room for Wisdom Teeth Whether you believe that wisdom teeth are a problem because we are evolving, or you think our genetics…
Dental Insurance Plans – How They Work?
Posted in Dental Care, General Dentistry, and Studentcare Network
Common to All Dental Insurance Plans In Ontario there are thousands of different dental plans. Everyone has different needs, making it impossible to have just…
What Are “Craze Lines”?
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Craze Lines Not a Threat to Dental Health Craze lines are perfunctory or superficial, vertical lines that develop in tooth enamel, commonly associated with aging.…
Cracked Tooth Syndrome
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What is Cracked Tooth Syndrome? When a tooth has cracked but no part of the tooth has yet broken away it is called “cracked tooth…