Resources for your oral health from our network of dental professionals.
If you have a cavity that requires dental filling, there are several different types of materials that can be used to complete the task. Amalgam, gold, porcelain, and composite are some of the most commonly used filling materials. In today's post, our network dentists explain the differences between them to help you decide which might be better for you.
You've just received your new retainer, and you know you need to care for it and keep it clean. But how? Our network of dentists and orthodontists offer their best tips.
If you would like to replace one or more missing teeth with dental implants, you may need a bone graft before your procedure. In this post, our network dentists explain why bone grafting is sometimes necessary for dental implants.
Gum disease can threaten your oral health and cause other problems. Our network of dentists explains how to prevent periodontitis and improve gum health.
Gum disease is a very common problem among Canadian adults, and it is most often caused by a lack of proper oral hygiene. Our network dentists discuss how to prevent gum disease and what can be done to treat it.
If your dentist has recommended you get a dental implant, you're likely wondering what it will be like living with one. Our dentists explain some of what you can expect day-to-day.
You may experience the unfortunate situation of a dental emergency happening while you are at home, this can be a painful and frightening experience. What should you do if you have a dental emergency at home?
The oral health condition of gum disease is extremely common among Canadian adults, but many people are unaware that children can also be affected by this disease. In this post, our network dentists explain how this occurs and what can be done to prevent it.
If you have missing teeth then your dentist may recommend having a dental implant as a replacement to help keep your mouth healthy. But what are the parts of a dental implant and how do they work?
Dental implant surgery can be life-altering for those who are missing any teeth, having a positive effect by restoring function and the appearance of your smile. But what about the pain associated with dental implant surgery?
