On our dental blog, you'll find tips and advice regarding your oral health from our Etobicoke dentists.
Dental emergencies happen to many of us, sometimes as a result of underlying oral health conditions or injuries. Our Etobicoke dentists discuss how to know if your dental issue is an emergency, and what to do.
If you’ve got a cavity, having a dental filling placed by your dentist can help to relieve discomfort and restore your damaged tooth. Our Etobicoke dentists share tips on what you should and should not do after a filling.
Sleep apnea can seriously impact your overall health, but there are dental appliances available from your dentist that are designed to help treat sleep apnea. Our Etobicoke dentists explain some options.
Jaw pain can indicate a dental issue such as a toothache, TMJ Disorder, or perhaps a more serious condition. In this post, our Etobicoke dentists explain possible causes of jaw pain and what to do with those sore joints.
A root canal is an effective way to treat an infected tooth, but our Etobicoke dentists believe that it's always best to avoid needing one in the first place! Here, we share tips to help you avoid needing a root canal procedure.
If you have a cavity, you will likely need a dental filling to restore your tooth and relieve your discomfort. Different types of fillings can get the job done. Here, our Etobicoke dentists explain why you'd need a tooth filling, and describe different types.
Periodontal disease (also called gum disease) can negatively impact your overall physical health as well as your oral health. Today, our Etobicoke dentists discuss periodontitis and offer tips on prevention.
If tooth or gum pain is plaguing you, it's important to contact your dentist right away to schedule an appointment. Today, our Etobicoke dentists explain some reasons why tooth and gum pain can occur and what you can do until you get to the dentist.
Your temporomandibular joint commonly referred to as the TMJ, is one of your body’s most complex joints. Today, our Etobicoke dentists explain three main types of TMJ disorders (TMD), symptoms and available treatments.
Your family's dental needs will change as they progress through different stages of life. In this post, our Etobicoke dentists explain the ins and outs of family dentistry and how we help kids, teens, adults and seniors keep their smiles healthy.
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