Julie Otis denturologiste

04/16/2026

Nous déménageont en ce moment!! Pas trop loin....ne vous inquiétez pas.
Nous sommes maintenant au 60 rue Moreau. De l'autre côté de la rue où était l'ancienne Caisse Populaire. Une belle grande clinique toute neuve et moderne.
Nous serons opérationnelle dès mardi!!!

03/14/2026

Researchers in Moscow have created a medicated chewing gum intended to help combat tooth decay and support tooth enamel strength, according to Sechenov University.

The chewing gum contains a specialized enzyme complex that becomes active during chewing. Researchers say the enzymes help break down dental plaque, limit bacterial growth, and improve breath.

The concept was developed to address the long periods that often occur between tooth-brushing sessions. During these gaps, food particles can remain on teeth for hours, allowing bacteria to multiply and increasing the risk of tooth decay.

According to the research team, regular use of the gum may provide a cumulative protective effect, potentially helping to strengthen enamel even during periods when the gum is not being used.

The innovation was presented at the Skolkovo Innovation Center, a major Russian technology and research hub.

Developers say production of the gum is expected to begin in Russia in the near future. They emphasize that the product is designed to support routine oral hygiene practices and not replace regular tooth brushing.

03/03/2026

12/22/2025

Bon matin à tous!!
Nous sommes en congé des fêtes en ce moment. Donc, la clinique est fermée et nous serons de retour le 5 janvier.

Passez un bon temps de fêtes!!

12/20/2025

Missing Teeth Can Make Your Face Look Older

Teeth are not just for chewing. Each tooth sends daily pressure to the jawbone. When even one tooth is lost, that stimulation stops, and the bone underneath slowly begins to shrink.

As the bone shrinks, facial support is lost. Over time, the face can look shorter, cheeks may sink, lips appear thinner, and wrinkles around the mouth deepen—making the face look older.

Losing multiple teeth accelerates this process. More missing teeth mean greater jawbone loss, faster facial collapse, and more visible changes in face shape and aging.

Replacing missing teeth early—especially with dental implants or well-fitted prosthetics—helps restore stimulation, protect the jawbone, and preserve natural facial structure and long-term oral health.

12/20/2025

Did you know a tooth can keep growing if it loses its opposite partner?

This condition is called supra-eruption (also known as overeruption). It occurs when a tooth continues to move out of the gum and supporting bone beyond its normal position, causing it to appear longer than neighboring teeth.

It most commonly happens after tooth loss or extraction. Without normal biting contact, the tooth is no longer held in a stable position and slowly erupts further.

Over time, supra-eruption can disturb bite alignment, expose sensitive root surfaces, and increase the risk of decay and gum problems—making future dental treatment more complex.

Early replacement of missing teeth, such as with dental implants, bridges, or partial dentures, helps maintain proper bite balance. Regular dental check-ups allow early detection, when treatment is simpler and more predictable.

07/21/2025

En vacances présentement et nous serons de retour le 4 août
Merci

06/26/2025

Prenez note que la clinique est fermée le lundi 30 juin.

La clinique est toutefois ouverte le 1er juillet.

05/25/2025

Dernière semaine pour faire votre renouvellement avant le 1er juin pour continuer à profiter de votre couverture

05/15/2025

Bonne nouvelle!!! Pour les prestataires d'aide sociale!!!

Faites votre demande auprès du RCSD (régime canadien de soin dentaire), si vous êtes admissible vous pourriez avoir droit gratuitement à des prothèses partielles avec base métallique.

Pour avoir plus de détails appelez-nous au 450-777-3325

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05/07/2025

Régime canadien de soins dentaires (RCSD) 🦷 Les demandes d’adhésion sont maintenant ouvertes pour les personnes âgées de 18 à 64 ans qui sont admissibles au programme.

Voici les dates à retenir selon votre groupe d'âge :

👉 1er mai : 55 à 64 ans
👉 15 mai : 18 à 34 ans
👉 29 mai : 35 à 54 ans

Pour vérifier votre admissibilité, connaître les services couverts ou poser vos questions, nous vous invitons à consulter le site officiel du Gouvernement du Canada : https://www.canada.ca/fr/services/prestations/dentaire/regime-soins-dentaires.html

📷 Santé Canada