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To have a healthy mouth and shiny teeth try these simple tips from our blog and experience a more beautiful smile and long lasting teeth.
Are you ready to take the best care of your oral health? Our Dentist Directory has put together 19 tips that will help keep your teeth happy and healthy for years to come. Continue reading
Keeping up with a great dental hygiene routine is the best way to ensure that your teeth and gums remain healthy and will also help to cause you far less stress when in the Dentist’s chair.
Even if your teeth are healthy, some of them may not be as pretty as they used to be. With time, your teeth wear down and get stained from eating and drinking over the years and some may not be as white and shiny as you would like them to be. In addition, some medications can cause yellowing and darkening of the teeth such as antihistamines and blood pressure medicine.
Preventative dental care is as important as prenatal care for pregnant women. Continue reading
The Canada Dental Network wants to inform you of the signs you should be aware of when it’s time to replace your toothbrush.
When was the last time you went for a dental cleaning? If you can’t remember, it may be time to revisit your dental hygiene plan. Continue reading
At some point during your life, it is highly likely that you will pick up bad oral habits or become complacent in our daily oral regimen. Continue reading
There are many benefits that arise from utilizing mouthwash in your oral hygiene routine. Brushing and flossing are necessary for healthy teeth and gums, but mouthwash can be a positive addition to the routine. Now the task is deciding which mouthwash will best suit your needs. Continue reading
Children can learn lifelong habits beginning at an early age. Establishing a routine beginning when your child is a baby or toddler will set him/her on a path to a lifetime of good oral health. Continue reading
Periodontal or gum disease is an inflammation of the gum line around the teeth. Peri means “around” and odontal refers to the teeth. In the early stages of gum disease only the gums are affected. As the disease progresses all of the supporting tissues around the teeth are affected. Continue reading