Dental implants are the go-to option for people who want a natural-looking replacement for a missing tooth. These incredible innovations can do much more than fill in the gap in your smile, though. They also enhance chewing function, protect your bite and jawbone, and even open more options for future restorations. Read on to learn more about these underrated uses for dental implants and why each outcome matters for your oral health.
Your worst dental nightmare has finally come true: you’ve cracked a tooth. Now what?
You might think the only way to fix the problem is to have the tooth pulled, but that’s not necessarily true. While some cracked teeth can’t be saved, many can. There are a few different ways to repair a cracked tooth and keep your smile intact. Let’s talk about the four most common options we recommend to our patients and what kinds of cases each one is best suited for.
Fluoride is a natural mineral found in soil, stone, and some water sources. It also happens to provide incredible oral health benefits. It’s a key ingredient in most toothpastes, and communities across Canada (including Windsor as of 2022) add some to their municipal water supply.
Have you ever wondered why this mineral is so good for your teeth? How about whether it can harm your health? Today, we’ll discuss how fluoride works and how to use it safely.
Most Canadians have heard of the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) by now, but many people still have questions about it. What does the plan cover, and who can get that coverage? Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about this new program.
