7 important benefits of good dental hygiene

 We’ve all been told about the importance of good dental hygiene.  From an early age, we’re encouraged to brush our teeth after meals, and before bed. We buy dental floss and mouthwash. And we know that we should visit our dentist every six months (though, in reality, few of us do).

Tips to Help You Take Care of Your Mouth

 By Dr. Jessie McAllister A smile is more than just a sign of happiness, it can also reveal a lot about a person’s overall health. After all, your mouth is one of the first places a dentist can spot signs of health issues such as sleep apnea, diabetes, and heart disease.

‘Gum Docs’ Pinning Down the Best Option for Your Receding Gums

 Destroying the structures that support teeth,gum recession is a dental problem three in every four adults face. It is not something to be ignored. Leaving the condition untreated can lead to serious physical and aesthetic discomfort down the road. GumDocs periodontal care offers several techniques to repair damage caused by

‘GumDocs’ Keeping Your Mouth Healthy and Happy

 Gum disease is one of the most common dental problems Canadian adults face. Often developing slowly with no symptoms, this silent predator attacks the bone and gum tissue surrounding teeth. If not dealt with properly, teeth are at risk of becoming loose or even falling out. Local specialists in periodontal

Three Tips for National Dental Hygiene Month?

 Halloween is the Perfect Time to Take Measures for Lasting Fresh Breath and Oral Health Halloween kicks off a series of holidays celebrated with delicious treats, from yummy chocolate candies to gut-busting dinners to seasonal alcoholic beverages. While most parents will make sure their kids brush after eating their treats,