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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

Springtime is upon us once more. With the blooming of a wide range of flora comes the spreading of pollen, which happens to be the most common trigger for seasonal allergies. In North America in 2021, pollen season started 20 days early, around mid-February. Pollen loads shot up by 21% due to global warming, worrying Canadians

Tooth fractures can be small or large. Small ones do not always cause pain and can be imperceptible. You may only notice them when you feel the sharp edges with your tongue. However, while this is true for small tooth cracks, large ones can be painful and may come with nerve damage. If you feel

2020 was a stressful year for everyone. Pandemic, lockdown, and physical distancing. While we are busy protecting our health from the invisible enemy, COVID-19, stress can slowly take a toll on our physical and mental health. When you feel stress, your oral health can suffer. Unfortunately, not many people realize that stress can also contribute

Tooth enamel is a crystal-like mineral that covers the inner parts of the teeth. Its natural colour varies from light yellow to gray or blue-like white. Since it is a semi-translucent material, its overall appearance can be affected by the colour of the dentin, the inner area of the tooth. As the first line of

While it’s general knowledge, this statement bears repeating: smoking is not good for your health. But what about vaping? Is it as dangerous as smoking? Considered a better alternative to smoking, it has gained traction in the market. However, it may be more insidious than first believed. Here are a few things you need to

The rate of diabetes in Canada continues to rise over the years. According to the statistics, Canada has an average of 549 new diabetes cases each day. Diabetes affects the whole body, including your teeth and gums. A high level of glucose (sugar) in your blood can put you at risk of various oral problems, including cavities

Dental bridges are phenomenal. They replace missing teeth and help you eat, chew, and speak like you never lost a tooth. Typically made of porcelain, denture bridges serve to: Fill a large gap in people who have lost a number of teeth Restore a fractured tooth Protect a dental implant Cover a weak tooth Cover a tooth