The Anatomy of Teeth and Their Purpose Lined up like a platoon of soldiers, our teeth, the hardest material in your body, do more than…
The Anatomy of Teeth
Posted in Dental Care, Dental Surgery, General Dentistry, and Pediatric Dental
Category: Pediatric Dental
Nutrition for Dental Health (Part 3)
Posted in COVID-19, Dental Care, General Dentistry, and Pediatric Dental
Dental Health Last Food Group The last food group is one that isn’t often associated with oral health. Broccoli, kiwis, sweet potato, garlic, onions, whole…
Todays post we’ll talk about Apples, Pears, Meat, Fish, Nuts, Tea & Coffee, Cranberries, Strawberries, and Raisins. What do they have in common? How are…
Self Improvement During COVID-19 Restrictions
Posted in COVID-19, Dental Care, General Dentistry, and Pediatric Dental
Good Foods for our Teeth and Gums? If you are not a front-line worker than chances are you have more time than ever before. Time…
Xylitol In general, chewing gum is good for dental health if you see the word xylitol in the ingredients. In the past chewing gum contained…
Candy, Candy, Candy!
Posted in Dental Care, General Dentistry, and Pediatric Dental
What to do With All That Candy? At the end of this month if your child comes home with a giant bag of candy what…
Canadian Dental Health
Posted in Dental Care, Pediatric Dental, Sedation Dentistry, and Studentcare Network
How Are You Doing? In 2010 Statistics Canada undertook a massive study of Canadian Dental Health. (The State of Oral Health in Canada) The results…
Brush Baby Teeth?
Posted in Dental Care, and Pediatric Dental
Why You Should Be Diligent? Many new parents wonder, “why should I be diligent with brushing baby teeth if they will be replaced with permanent…
Back to School
Posted in Dental Care, and Pediatric Dental
September traditionally means back to school for Ontario kids. Parents have a lot to deal with this year with the pandemic sill a real threat.…
What is Bruxism?
Posted in cosmetic dentistry, Dental Care, and Pediatric Dental
Bruxism (Teeth Grinding) Unconsciously grinding, gnashing, or clenching your teeth is a condition called Bruxism. Some people do it when awake, this is “awake bruxism.”…