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Your smile says a lot about you. That’s why protecting your pearly white teeth is so important. Of course, any good dental care routine starts with brushing and flossing twice daily but it shouldn’t end there. The foods and beverages that we consume can and...
Toilet paper stuck to your shoe. Spinach stuck to your teeth. An open fly. Those are all pretty embarrassing instances. Few things, however, are as embarrassing as bad breath. Even if you have a perfectly minty-fresh smile and can exaggerate the letters “h”...
So, you’ve just gotten out of the operating room after a successful or root canal. You probably have a million and one questions for your dentist or dental surgeon. But, at the top of that list of very important questions is the most pressing query: “Befor...
For the most part, dental terminology is pretty straightforward. Almost everyone is familiar with terms like “molar”, “root canal”, “cavity” and “acute periradicular apical abscess”. You have heard of acute periradicular apical abscesses before, haven’t you...
Routine trips to the dentist’s office are part of maintaining pristine oral and dental health and hygiene. And because we know that you’re an oral and dental hygiene aficionado, we know that you make regular trips to see your tooth doctor. By now, you’re pr...
Of all of the tools used to better dental and oral hygiene, dental floss has to be the strangest one. Some of the tools that we use look complicated or even, maybe, intimidating—we’re looking at you, Bluetooth-enabled, lightshow-displaying, audio-capable to...
A lot of people dread going to the dentist’s office. Perhaps they missed a day or two of brushing since their last check-up and are afraid that their D.D.S. (Dental Detective and Sleuth) will uncover their crimes. Perhaps they suspect it’s time for a root c...
You’ve heard the advice from your dentist and from your parents ever since you were little. Brush your teeth twice daily to remove plaque and prevent tartar buildup. Floss regularly to remove plaque and prevent tartar buildup. Wash your mouth regularly with...
For the most part, Canadians are pretty good at going to the dentist. Prior to the beginning of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, in 2018, very nearly three-quarters of all Canadians (74.7%) saw a dental professional . Less than a quarter (22.4%) reported , citing a...
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