Yorkville Dental Arts

02/14/2023

Happy Valentine's Day Everyone

01/04/2023

May the New Year bring you happiness, peace, and prosperity.
It is time to forget the past and celebrate a new start. I hope all your endeavours in 2023 are successful and we hope to see you soon again at Yorkville Dental Arts.
Feel free to contact us at 416-964-7695 to start your new year off right with a beautiful, healthy smile!
Happy New Year from all the staff at Yorkville Dental Arts!
Wishing you a joyous 2023.

01/03/2023

May the New Year bring you happiness, peace, and prosperity.

It is time to forget the past and celebrate a new start. I hope all your endeavours in 2023 are successful and we hope to see you soon again at Yorkville Dental Arts.

Feel free to contact us at 416-964-7695 to start your new year off right with a beautiful, healthy smile!

Happy New Year from all the staff at Yorkville Dental Arts!
Wishing you a joyous 2023.

08/11/2022

Our team focus on you and your family's complete dental care. From your first contact with Yorkville Dental Arts we assess your overall health. We work with you to create best, customized solution to put your great healthy smile forward.

07/01/2022

We wish you and your family a Happy Canada Day! May your day be blessed with great memories and joyful laughter. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

06/21/2022

Dental Restorations have become easier than ever. With continuous upgrades to dental technologies, you can now get your restoration done in one dental visit. CEREC technology has existed for more than 30 years now, however its latest version can create a perfectly fitted milled porcelain dental crown in less than 15 minutes. With the availability of this technology in our Yorkville Dental Arts office, we guarantee your convenience, safety and satisfaction

06/19/2022

Happy Father’s Day

06/13/2022

At Yorkville Dental Arts, we employ Laser Periodontal Therapy to treat many cases of gum related infections. We use specific lasers for soft tissue such as your gums and the inside of your cheeks. The use of lasers for soft tissue treatments allows us to be very precise as to the area affected. This precision creates a situation with less swelling and faster healing. In our office, lasers are used in many situations including gum surgery and contouring as well as periodontal treatments, all with an increased hygienic environment and decreased recovery times.

Until recently, periodontal treatment required surgery, whereby the damaged as well as healthy gum tissue would be removed. The use of a dental laser to treat periodontal disease allows us to target diseased areas and bacteria while preserving healthy gum tissue. The laser and healing process also stimulate blood flow to the pocket area that is created by Periodontal Disease. This therapy helps to speed up the healing process and repair some of the damage caused by the disease.

06/06/2022

Happy Pride Month, celebrate together with pride

06/03/2022

We gladly invite people and children of all ages to visit our office, where we can set together a good and convenient oral hygiene plan to guarantee your lifelong oral well-being.

06/01/2022

05/17/2022

Snoring & Sleep Apnea Treatment

Snoring refers to the vibration sound in your throat, mouth or nose that may occur during sleep. The sound is a result of vibration caused by a narrowing airway that still requires air to pass through it. It is estimated that upwards of 45% of adults snore occasionally. Occasional snoring seems to create little more than an annoyance to the person sleeping beside you. Upwards of 20% of people, however, experience habitual or chronic snoring. Chronic snoring can be a symptom of a more serious condition that not only affects your bed mate, but also affects your quality of life and potentially your health. It can be a symptom of many disorders, one being Sleep Apnea.

Apnea is defined as “the temporary reduction or cessation of breath”. Obstructive sleep apnea occurs when these interruptions in breathing occur for periods of 10 seconds or longer while you sleep (with the severity of your condition determined by how many times it occurs in an hour of sleep).

This reduction in breathing caused by Obstructive Sleep Apnea can, along with other occurrences, have a direct effect on your health, including lowering the oxygen levels in the blood, causing your heart to work harder; and interrupting your sleep.

Early symptoms of Obstructive Sleep Apnea include:
Daytime Fatigue
Trouble Concentrating
Irritability
Poor Memory
Headaches

Left untreated, Sleep Apnea can lead to:

High Blood Pressure
Diabetes
Heart Complications and Strokes

To properly diagnose a sleep or breathing disorder, a sleep study must be conducted. The study involves a night spent under observation at a sleep clinic. During a sleep study, your sleep patterns, movements, and oxygen levels in your blood will be measured overnight to determine if your snoring is more than just an annoying noise you make during the night.