Harbour City Dental Hygiene

06/08/2026

Scientists are discovering more and more associations between poor oral health and everything from heart disease to dementia. But can flossing and brushing properly guarantee a longer life?

03/14/2026

We are looking for a New Team Member!!

Come join our comfortable, family oriented dental hygiene clinic for a permanent office administration position of 3-4 days per week (can be flexible for the right candidate) with the main job duties being centered around office reception and scheduling, book keeping and general office admin. Must speak clear fluent English. Dental reception and/or CDA experience is an asset. The successful candidate must have a working knowledge of social media platforms, document processing and customer management software and have excellent organizational and task oriented skills. Wordpress and graphic design knowledge is also an asset. If you are a self-starter and keen to learn new skills to facilitate your knowledge of the position, don't hesitate to apply. Start date is immediate. Wage is dependent on experience and this wage reflects a candidate with 1-3 years experience $18-23/hr and will increase as job demands are efficiently executed. A skilled, experienced office manager is desired and would command a greater salary. Confidentiality is strictly enforced and adhered to and the successful candidate must provide a current criminal records/ vulnerable sector check. Please send your resume and letter of interest with wage expectation by email to [email protected]

03/02/2026

PATIENTS:
Please note an urgent insurance communication was emailed out to those who use Manulife or Desjardins insurance. Please check your email or give us call if you have any questions!

Dental Hygiene appointments available in as little as 3-4 weeks ☺️ call us at 250-754-3885 or send us an email [email protected]

02/23/2026

We have 2 Last Minute AM openings tomorrow Tuesday, February 24th with Preet!

Why wait? Get your teeth cleaned tomorrow 😊

Give us a call today before 4:00pm to book, 250-754-3885

12/13/2025

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I couldn't agree more, it seems that mouth care is the first to go but such a vital part of overall health.

🦷💙 The Overlooked Link Between Aged Care and Dental Health

✨When we talk about aged care, we often focus on mobility, nutrition, medication, and social support — but one essential area is too often overlooked: oral health.

✨As we age, dental care becomes more than just maintaining a bright smile. It becomes a crucial part of overall health, dignity, and quality of life. Poor oral health can lead to pain, difficulty eating, malnutrition, speech challenges, social withdrawal, and even increased risk of systemic conditions like heart disease and pneumonia.

🎉Why Dental Care Matters in Aged Care

✨For older adults — especially those in residential aged-care facilities or receiving home-care services — routine dental care can be challenging. Reduced mobility, cognitive decline, chronic illness, and limited access to dental professionals all play a part. But neglecting oral health can have serious consequences:
• Tooth decay and gum disease can escalate quickly when brushing becomes difficult.
• Denture issues can impact comfort and confidence.
• Dry mouth, often caused by medications, increases the risk of cavities and infection.
• Bacterial infections in the mouth can contribute to life-threatening complications.

✨Supporting Better Dental Health for Older Adults

Improving oral health in aged care doesn’t require major overhaul — just thoughtful, proactive steps:
• 💧 Encourage daily oral hygiene, with support where needed.
• 🪥 Provide proper tools, like soft-bristle brushes, flossing aids, and denture care products.
• 👨‍⚕️ Schedule regular dental check-ups, even if mobility is limited — mobile dental services can help.
• 🧑‍🏫 Train care staff, ensuring they recognise early signs of dental issues.
• 🍎 Promote a healthy diet, limiting sugary snacks and supporting hydration.

A Small Effort With Big Impact 💪

By bringing attention to oral care, we can ensure older adults receive the holistic, compassionate support they deserve.

🦷✨ Book yourself, your loved one, or your Facility for the New Year! 2026. Prevention is key! Let’s start with an Oral Health Assessment✨🦷

- Lindsey Keygan, your Tasmanian Dental Hygienist.

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