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Taking care of your teeth, gums and mouth is great for your smile and oral health, but did you know it can also benefit your overall health? Maintaining a consistent oral hygiene routine can help prevent not only bad breath, gum disease and tooth decay, but it can also put you at a reduced risk…

The Breakdown of Child and Adult Teeth! Our teeth are an important part of our body. They are responsible for helping us chew, speak and smile. Children and adults have different sets of teeth. Let’s understand the differences. Children typically start teething around the age of six months old. Baby teeth are known as “deciduous…

A big milestone to celebrate is pregnancy! Many changes happen during this time, including both physiological and physical changes. Pregnancy affects not just your reproductive system but as well as other parts of your body and this includes your oral cavity too. Hormonal changes increase your risk of having dental health problems such as swollen…

Do you have an impacted wisdom tooth? Often impacted wisdom teeth do not always show symptoms, and you will need to visit your dentist regularly to get a professional dental assessment of your oral cavity. Wisdom teeth are the last permanent teeth to erupt into your mouth. Most often, people have four wisdom teeth at…

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and not only do you want to make sure everything is perfect for that special someone in your life, you might just want to make sure your smile is as bright as possible. Try these key strategies for making sure your smile is as bright as you can make it…