Cheam Family Dental Chilliwack

12/14/2025

Happy Holidays to you and your family🎄!! We are closed Dec 23 - Jan 4! We open up on Jan 5! Thank you for supporting us and have a Merry Christmas and happy new year! 🎇

12/06/2025

Cheam Family Dental Christmas Party!! Thank you for everyone that joined us! 🎄🎄🎄And special thank you to for catering us! ❤️ 🤤

07/23/2025

06/28/2025

Celebrating the land of the maple leaf and the home of the brave! Happy Canada Day!! 🍁❤️

06/12/2025

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads! 💙🤍🖤

05/06/2025

Mothers can come in many forms 🩷❤️💛 Happy Mother’s Day!

04/15/2025

Skip the sugar rush and try these fun, creative alternatives to Easter chocolates for the kiddos:
• Books – Feed their imagination instead of their sweet tooth!
• Bubbles & Chalk – Perfect for springtime fun outdoors.
• Craft Kits & Stickers – Keep little hands busy with creativity.
• Bath Bombs & Bubbles – A little relaxation never hurt anyone!
• Decorate Your Own Eggs – Then let the kids hide them for each other for a fun twist on the classic egg hunt.

Other alternatives to chocolate treats could include:

Goldfish crackers, pretzels, grapes, soup crackers, Cuties (mandarins), veggie straws, berries, animal crackers, bite-size graham crackers, nuts, raisins or playdoh! All of these items can be placed in reusable plastic eggs, and are great health-conscious alternatives!
HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE!

03/06/2025

Happy Dental Assistants Week! We are incredibly grateful for our dedicated dental assistants who bring skill, compassion, and hard work to our team every day. Your commitment to patient care and support makes all the difference—thank you for everything you do! 🦷 ❤️

12/07/2024

A very special thank you for hosting yet another fantastic Cheam family dental Christmas party to Dr. Mark and his lovely wife Francesca! Always a pleasure enjoying fantastic food and relaxing in the the splendour of good conversation.
From our work family to yours: Merry Christmas! 🎅🏽

12/02/2024

A cavity is a small hole or area of decay that forms in the hard surface of a tooth. Cavities develop when plaque (a sticky film of bacteria)builds up on teeth and produces acid. This acid erodes the enamel (the tooth’s hard outer layer) and can eventually reach deeper layers, like dentin or even the pulp, if untreated.

Common Causes:

• Sugary or acidic foods and drinks: They feed bacteria that produce acid.
• Poor oral hygiene: Not brushing or flossing properly allows plaque to accumulate.
• Dry mouth: A lack of saliva reduces the mouth’s natural ability to neutralize acids.

Symptoms:

• Tooth sensitivity
• Pain or discomfort, especially when eating or drinking something sweet, hot, or cold
• Visible holes or dark spots on a tooth

Prevention:

• Brushing teeth twice daily with fluoride toothpaste
• Flossing daily
• Limiting sugary or acidic foods and drinks
• Regular dental check-ups and cleanings

If you suspect you have a cavity, it’s essential to visit a dentist for treatment, as untreated cavities can lead to infections or tooth loss.