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09/21/2022

07/30/2022

Office takes the lake! We had a great team building day with our families by the lake

06/18/2022

What is it called when an astronaut gets a cavity?

The answer is a black hole!



05/28/2022

Congratulations to our team member Lamya on her family’s citizenship to this wonderful country. We are so proud of you and your family! 🇨🇦

05/20/2022

Did you know that tooth decay is the second most common disease, second to only the common cold? 
Tooth decay is an issue that goes largely ignored, so it's important to stay on top of your oral hygiene and reduce the chances of developing cavities.



05/03/2022

How many bristles does the average toothbrush have?

….

The answer is C) 2000!

All of these bristles really help get in between your teeth and clean effectively, so make sure to brush twice a day every day!

04/26/2022

Are you experiencing bad breath? Here are some tips on how to minimize bad breath:

-Brush properly: Use gentle circular motions around your gum line and all surface areas of your teeth
-Don’t forget to floss your teeth before brushing
-Don’t forget to brush your tongue
-Avoid odorous foods, such as onions and garlic
-Gargle mouthwash for 30 seconds after every 
brush 
-Chew sugarless gum to promote saliva production, which helps break down food particles in the mouth 
If you continue to experience bad breath, contact us to consult a dentist. There may be an underlying issue that cannot be fixed with a proper brushing routine.

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04/06/2022

It’s National Hygienist Week!

If you have a hygiene appointment with us this week, don’t forget to thank your hygienist for all their hard work!

04/01/2022

Do you get food stuck in your teeth? Flossing after every meal helps to get rid of any unwanted leftovers and debris. If you’re ever out of floss, toothpicks can be an alternative to getting rid of any bigger bits of food. Traditional wooden toothpicks can be harder to use and harsh on your gums so we suggest soft or floss picks!

03/28/2022

Dental X-rays can sometimes be an uncomfortable part of your visit to the dentist, but not anymore! Digital X-rays have made this experience better in several ways, including:

- Exposure to radiation is significantly lower as digital X-rays can emit 80% less radiation than standard X-rays
- Digital X-ray plates fit into your mouth more easily, making for a quicker scan 
- Digital X-rays capture and send images straight to a computer, as opposed to being printed on film like traditional x-rays, they can capture much clearer, more accurate images that you can view right away with your dentist

Call us today to learn more and book your next appointment!



03/22/2022