After a life of chewing, smiling and mishaps, maintaining dental health becomes increasingly important and challenging as we age.

Sometimes when a tooth hurts so bad, you just want to yank it out of your mouth to get rid of the pain. For some teeth, the best solution is to simply pull it but modern dentistry gives you a lot of other options.

Let’s dive into why that crown might be causing you a little discomfort and how we can fix it up with a grin:

Dental emergencies can be both alarming and painful, disrupting your day with unexpected urgency. Understanding how to react can save you not only discomfort but potentially your teeth as well.  Here are common dental mishaps and how you can initially manage them before seeing a dentist. Toothaches: Often a signal of underlying issues, toothaches should…

Traffic, bosses, politics – the list of stress-inducing things in real life can get long. We all know the effect that can have on our blood pressure and mental health, but did you know all that stress can affect your oral health as well? Understanding the link between stress and oral health is essential for…

While it may sound like an exercise series to pump up your abs, core build -up is actually an essential part of dentistry. In this article we’ll cover what it is and why you may need a core build-up. What is Core Build-Up? Core build-up is a dental procedure used to restore the core structure…

In this blog post, we’ll explore some common reasons why your tongue might be discoloured and what you can do about it.

While discomfort after dental work isn’t uncommon, understanding why it occurs and knowing what steps to take can help alleviate the issue.

There are a lot of myths and misconceptions that float around when we are discussing dentures with patients. We often associate the need for dentures with old age and in many cases, that just isn’t the case. We have seen patients of all ages who have opted to pursue dentures for a variety of reasons…

Like the oft-maligned root canal, many dental procedures can be time-consuming and uncomfortable, which is why many of our patients ask about sedation dentistry and its safety.