Clinical Advice and Oral Health Tips

Many people tend to brush their teeth thoroughly before going to the dentist to hide as many problems as possible so that they can avoid painful procedures. Unfortunately for them, many dentists can quickly tell what issues your mouth is dealing with merely by looking at it. There are signs you cannot hide, and, in…

Toothaches may seem like a minor issue, but they can seriously affect your day-to-day activities. They can keep you from enjoying your food, concentrating on your work, or having a good time with your friends.  With that, it’s worth noting that there are different types of tooth pain. Some can be easily resolved by changing…

Everybody dreams of achieving a picture-perfect smile, that’s why the thought of getting tooth extractions sound like a dental nightmare for kids and adults alike. Removing a tooth is often necessary in many cases – whether it’s due to an impacted wisdom tooth, tooth decay, damage, and more. Keep in mind that it’s a dental…

Everyone knows that sugar is bad for your teeth. You may have heard it a hundred times as a kid, and you still do up to this day. However, do you know exactly why sugar is bad? If not, then you are in the right place. This article will show you how sugar affects your…

Every day, different types of food enter your mouth, but not all of them get digested. Some of the food you eat may stay in between your teeth and gums. You can brush your teeth to remove some of it, but that alone cannot completely clean your mouth. You need other ways to prevent plaque…

Maintaining good oral hygiene is essential to enjoying strong, healthy teeth and gums. Beyond brushing your teeth twice a day, you’ll also have to see your Edmonton dentist for a good dental cleaning regularly. However, keeping your mouth in top condition also means paying close attention to a few other habits, such as how you…

Dental X-rays or radiographs are procedures done by your dentist to get the images of your teeth, bones, and jaw to examine your oral health. These X-rays are safe as they only use low levels of radiation to capture images of your teeth and gum’s interiors. Dental X-rays help your dentist identify any oral problems,…

Out of all the different things that you can wear on a daily basis, there’s nothing more important than a smile. Your smile is something you use to laugh, greet people, and enjoy life as a whole. Aside from looking great, teeth are also vital for feeling happy and healthy, as they are linked to…