ImplantsTruth is, we take our teeth for granted until they’re gone. Only then do we realize how vital strong, healthy teeth are to quality of life. Eating, speaking, smiling, and speaking in front of people are just a few of the daily tasks that suffer when a person loses teeth.
If you’ve lost teeth due to accident, injury, or gum disease, we can create a permanent 'bridge' appliance to replace the missing teeth.
A root canal (or endodontic treatment) is a conservative alternative to removing and replacing a tooth that has suffered from internal infection. In each of your teeth, canals house a sensitive nerve, also called the tooth’s pulp. Should the nerve become damaged and infected, you’ll experience pain as a result of pressure building inside the tooth.
Although most people are aware of the reasons behind proper, daily tooth brushing, few people realize that clean teeth and healthy gums can protect against a wide variety of other general, even life-threatening, health problems!
Sometimes people exposed to chronic stress or high-pressure situations can develop a damaging habit known as bruxism: unconsciously biting down with too much force at non-mealtimes.
If you’re self-conscious about your smile due to cracked, broken, decayed, or worn teeth, we can bring back your healthy, natural-looking smile with dental crowns.
One of the most important things we do for our patients is to identify and fill cavities. Enter DIAGNOdent: a revolutionary, thorough means of detecting cavities.
Although gum disease is terribly pervasive, it's also preventable. Conservative estimates report that up to 80% of people unknowingly have some amount of chronic gum disease.
Sodas and Sports Beverages Can Cause Irreversible Damage to TeethIn warmer months, few people can resist an ice-cold cola. Even after a long hard work-out, more people are turning to sports and energy drinks. While these beverages may quench your thirst, new research indicates that they may also increase your chances of tooth decay and gum disease.
If you’re thinking about getting your tongue pierced, you should know that many people who have undergone this procedure experience pain, swelling, taste loss, numbness, and drooling. Of course, that’s only a short list of the problems associated with tongue piercing.
The Ontario Dental Association - The Ontario Dental Association (ODA) is the voluntary professional organization that represents the dentists of Ontario, supports its members, is dedicated to the provision of exemplary oral healthcare, and promotes the attainment of optimal health for the people of Ontario.
The Canadian Dental Association - As the authoritative national voice of dentistry, the Canadian Dental Association is providing this site as your online link to news and information on dentistry and oral health care in Canada.
American Dental Association - The umbrella organization for dentists in America.
Academy of General Dentistry - Represents the interests of general dentists by fostering their continued proficiency through dental education.
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry - Dedicated to advancing the art and science of cosmetic dentistry and encouraging the highest standards of ethical conduct and responsible patient care among cosmetic dentists.
Academy of Comprehensive Aesthetics – A community of dental professionals striving to provide excellent patient care through continued education.
Colgate-Palmolive: Kid's World - Games to teach kids how to care for their teeth.
CDC's Oral Health Program - provides information on oral health surveillance activities, prevention strategies such as fluorides and dental sealants, and recommendations for infection control.
ADHA - Oral Health Information - Site that covers the fundamentals of a winning smile: brush and floss every day, eat properly, and visit your registered dental hygienist regularly.
American Academy of Periodontology - Information about gum disease.
NTI-tss - Providing relief from headaches, migraines, and other TMJ-related symptoms.