RB Prosthodontics

08/21/2023

A very successful hygiene visit for these cuties 😁

03/08/2023

02/22/2023

A very successful 1st hygiene visit for this cutie 😁

02/01/2023

Multi disciplinary with perio, prosth and lab. To achieve passive fit and a natural look

01/16/2023

Thank you for the positive review 🙂

01/09/2023

Flossing
Flossing removes plaque and bacteria that you cannot reach with your toothbrush. If you don't floss, you are missing more than one-third of your tooth surface. Plaque is the main cause of gum disease. It is an invisible bacterial film that develops on your teeth every day.
Within 24 to 36 hours, plaque hardens into tartar (also called calculus), which can only be removed by professional cleaning. Floss at least once a day, and plaque never gets the chance to harden into tartar. Getting into the habit of daily flossing is easier when you floss while doing something else like watching TV or listening to music, for example.
(Canadian Dental Association)

01/01/2023

Make this your year!
Put yourself first!
Taking care of yourself includes taking care of your oral health!
Keep a regular home hygiene care routine and see your dental professional on a regular basis!

12/25/2022

Wishing Everyone a Wonderful Holiday 🎅

12/21/2022

Enjoy the Holiday Season!

12/19/2022

If you haven't already today this is your reminder to FLOSS 😁

12/12/2022

Gum disease begins with the formation of hard and soft deposits on the surface of the teeth. Over time, a build-up of bacteria called plaque collects at the gum line, eventually hardening on the teeth into calcium deposits called calculus (tartar).
With poor oral care, these bacteria can cause inflammation of the gums (gingivitis), pe*****te the gum line and finally spread into the underlying
bone (periodontitis). If unchecked, periodontal disease can lead to
complete destruction of the tooth’s supporting tissues, abscesses and, ultimately, loss of the tooth.
(CDHO)

12/07/2022

https://youtu.be/WI02_UJ1C6I

Let us help you with your Christmas wish 😆🎅

Melissa Lynn sings... All I Want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth - Al Alberts Showcase - originally recorded: 12/01/1986