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Cut got your tongue? Seeing a dentist for a tongue injury

Tongue injuries are common in children and in adults. Injuries can occur because of biting down on the tongue accidentally while chewing or while playing sports. In this article, we look at how you can treat little cuts on your tongue, as well as the signs that you may need to see a dentist.

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What’s the Difference Between a Dentist and a Dental Hygienist?

Whenever we book our teeth’s next spa day, we often say that we’re going to “see the dentist”. While that might be literally true—you will, of course, lay eyes on your dentist—it isn’t exactly accurate. The truth is that, barring exceptional circumstances, ...

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Dental Implant Success: The Do's and Don'ts of Recovery

The process of dental implants can seem daunting simply because of the use of the term “oral surgery”, but with proper aftercare, you’ll be enjoying a beautifully restored smile in no time. The key is to follow a simple do's and don'ts checklist set by your dentist and make sure to maintain good oral hygiene habits at-home in addition to your follow-up checkups. Just remember, proper healing is just as important as the procedure itself, and it can determine the success of your dental implan...

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How Do You Go About Changing Dentists?

Some patients are hesitant to switch dentists. However, this is a simple process that happens frequently for a number of reasons. The process is as simple as signing a release form with your current dentist. To answer your questions about the process of cha...

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Can Veneers Help With Teeth Sensitivity?

Sensitive teeth plague many Canadians. To tame the pain of tooth sensitivity, your dentist may recommend veneers. What are veneers? Veneers are custom-made shells that cover the front surface of your teeth. They are tooth-coloured and blend in with your natural teeth. Veneers are made of thin porcelain and are resistant to stains.

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What is your keto diet doing to your oral health?

Does the keto diet affect your teeth? Yes, it does. "Everything in moderation" goes the age-old adage, and it holds true for your dental health too. Too much of any food is bad for your teeth. Yes, not just candy, excessive meat-eating can also cause tooth ...

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Fact Or Fiction: Should You Brush Your Teeth After You Eat?

You’ve finished your meal and your first instinct is to rush to the bathroom and give your teeth a nice . Before you pick up that toothbrush, you need to know what happens to your teeth if you brush too soon after eating. What Does Food Do To Our Teeth?

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What Dental Treatment Can Help Fix a Fractured Jaw?

A broken jaw is no fun; it’s the tenth most common bone to be broken in the body and the third most common in the face. Your jaw is made up of an upper jaw and a lower jaw called the mandible. The mandible is much more mobile than your upper jaw and is responsible for most of the work involved in talking, chewing, and opening and closing the mouth.

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Why You Should Share Your Medical History With Your Dentist

Routine trips to the dentist’s office are part of maintaining pristine oral and dental health and hygiene. And because we know that you’re an oral and dental hygiene aficionado, we know that you make regular trips to see your tooth doctor. By now, you’re probably familiar with the general process.

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What is Teeth in a Day?

Implants are some of the best teeth replacement options for patients. However, procedures can take weeks or months to complete and not everyone can be without teeth for that long. Enter Teeth in a Day. As the name suggests, patients can get Teeth in a Day in one day.

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