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While modern technological innovations have made braces more convenient, bearable, and comfortable for patients, living with them comes with challenges. They will change the way your mouth feels, the way you clean your teeth, the way you eat and the kinds of food and drinks you consume. A good way to prepare yourself for a […]

Tooth decay is damage that occurs when bacteria in your mouth produce acids that destroy the tooth’s protective enamel. This causes a hole in the affected tooth called a cavity. If left untreated, the decay may cause serious complications. Read on for more information about the health effects of cavities: Symptoms The symptoms of a cavity

Children’s dental habits need to be taught at an early age. These habits include regular teeth brushing, flossing and visiting the dentist at least once every six months. Some children may initially be uncomfortable with visits to the dentist, but having their teeth professionally cleaned is essential to overall health. Help your child have a positive

Teeth can chip for a variety of reasons, including biting down on hard surfaces, getting into an accident or having untreated cavities. Regardless of the cause, it is best to have the chipped tooth treated immediately to avoid any further damage. Depending on the size and location of the chip, there are several available solutions.

Cosmetic dentistry has been around for ages, but the materials used today are more durable and natural looking. A wide variety cosmetic dentistry options treat teeth that are discoloured, chipped, misshapen, or missing. These treatments not only improve a smile, they also improve bone health, the shape of your jaw, and prevent cavities and infection.

Dentists can often tell if a person is a smoker or drinks alcohol by looking at the colour of their teeth. Cigarette smoking and heavy drinking are two main causes of stains. Teeth are made of non-living material (translucent enamel), and a living, inner part of the tooth, called the dentin.  When enamel becomes thin,

Our oral health and the general health of our bodies are strongly linked. As such, problems in the mouth reveal red flags. These signals help us detect signs and symptoms of serious health conditions including heart disease, diabetes, or AIDS (among others). If left untreated, these oral problems can endanger our bodies. Protect your well-being;

Are you suffering from foul-smelling breath? Statistics reveal that about 35 to 45 percent of people in the world suffer from halitosis or “bad breath.” Its leading cause is often strong-flavoured food and drink, which can encourage the growth of anaerobic bacteria in the mouth (on the tongue, teeth, and gums). By cleaning, rinsing, and gargling after