Posts by Edmonton Smiles

Cavities are probably the least of people’s concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many are preoccupied with keeping their families safe from infections, so things like dental health fall to the wayside. This should not happen, though—cavities can spread from one person to another as quickly as the common cold. Here are things you should know…

Maintaining good oral hygiene is important for reasons beyond having a mesmerizing smile. Your oral hygiene doesn’t only affect your teeth. If you fail to maintain your dental health, it could actually lead to more serious conditions affecting other parts of your body, including your heart. If you’re still skeptical about it, here’s what dentists…

During a busy day, you may want to feel relaxed and comfortable. A sweet treat like smoothies and ice cream can help. However, you also need to be cautious because they can trigger tooth sensitivity. One in every three Canadians is said to experience painful teeth because of sensitivity. It is essential to know the…

Cigarette smoking can bring severe damage to your oral health. It stains your teeth due to its nicotine and tar content, and it affects your gums, making them weak and unable to heal themselves.  How about if, instead of tobacco, you use vape or electronic cigarettes? Will they make a difference? If these are the…

For many years now, veneers have been an excellent solution for anyone who needs to improve their smile. It’s the answer to teeth that are either chipped, discoloured, or malformed. However, despite the benefits they offer, there’s still a chance that it may not be for you. To help you make the right decision, our…

You wake up and start your daily routine. As you grab your toothbrush and open your mouth, you suddenly notice something strange with your teeth and gums. It seems that some of your teeth are now more exposed, and your gums are wearing away. Of course, this will bother you. The next thing you’ll think…

Fostering your overall oral health involves taking good care of your mouth. But the chances are that you only pay particular attention to your set of teeth and take your gums for granted. What many people fail to realize is that apart from having strong teeth, they must also ensure having healthy gums. So, what…

If you’ve experienced pain in your jaw at some point, you may be suffering from a chronic disorder or a dental disease. For instance, if you consistently experience pain or problems with your jaw or the muscles that control it, you may have temporomandibular disorder or TMD, which concerns your temporomandibular joint or TMJ. This…