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Dental decay affects more than 9 out of 10 Canadians at some time in their lives. As a result, tooth decay is the most common oral health condition in Canada, if not the entire world. However, the good thing is that tooth decay can be avoided. The enamel, the incredibly hard substance that covers and […]

Illnesses and ailments increase during the winter months. Coughs, colds, flu, and stomach problems are at an all-time high this time of year. Oral problems are not an exception. When the weather outside is bad, your teeth, jaw, and gums are more prone to pain. Winter’s harsh elements, such as freezing winds and dry air,

A dental emergency can result from a knocked-out tooth, splitting a molar, or a sudden toothache — all of which require prompt assessment and management. Learn more about emergency dental care and what to do if you have a dental emergency. What Qualifies as a Dental Emergency? A dental emergency is an oral health problem that requires

It is not unusual to get little bumps on the roof of your mouth at some point in your life. In most cases, the bump heals and disappears in time. What happens if it doesn’t? Pain and discomfort can accompany red spots in the mouth, making ordinary tasks, like eating and talking, difficult. Red spots in the

Let us admit it. There may be times when you feel a bit lax in your oral hygiene habits until you get a text reminding you of your upcoming dental visit. You might spend more time brushing and flossing your teeth before your scheduled appointment to ensure that they are in good condition during the dental checkup. When

The arrival of Fall usually heralds the start of a new season.  The fall brings a chillier breeze, the trees yellowing, and, most importantly, the holiday season. We have just entered the Holiday season in Canada, which normally means family reunions and get-togethers with friends. This also means great feasts. It is difficult to keep healthy over

The Canadian Dental Association (CDA) supports the appropriate use of fluoride in daily dental care products and preventive treatments. More than 50 years of extensive research shows that fluoride is safe and effective in preventing tooth decay. Dental organizations worldwide even support community water fluoridation, as countless studies show that maintaining healthy fluoride levels in community

When you are pregnant, your body goes through enormous changes. It is also during this time when doctor appointments become a crucial part of your routine. However, another crucial step you need to take is visiting your dentist. Fortunately, having a dental checkup during pregnancy is not something for you to worry about. It’s completely

Brushing your teeth and flossing is not enough. Besides removing plaque, you also need to eliminate bacteria that can infect your gums. This is where mouthwash comes in. Mouthwash can prevent plaque build-up and will remove bacterial presence in the mouth. However, not all mouthwash formulas are the same or use the same ingredients. Choose

Dental health is often treated as a separate part of a person’s physical well-being. However, this should not be the case. Studies have pointed out that the state of your oral health greatly influences the rest of your body and vice versa. With over 3.5 billion of the population affected by oral diseases annually, people