Replacing your missing tooth: dental implant or fixed bridge?

The loss of a tooth can be heart breaking for a patient especially if the lost tooth is in the front of your mouth.  The good news is that tooth replacement can be a predictable dental procedure if handled properly before the tooth is lost.  Quite often, the choice for replacement essentially comes down to either […]

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Invisalign-The Invisible Way to Straighten Your Teeth!

               BEFORE                                                    AFTER One of the greatest dental treatments we can offer our patents is Invisalign.  Invisalign is a removable orthodontic treatment that consists of a series of appliances called aligners.  About every 2 weeks or so, a new set of aligners replaces the old ones. Patients love the fact that the aligners are clear and barely […]

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February Is Children’s Dental Health Month

THE CDC REPORTS THAT 1 in 5 children (between ages 5 and 11) in the US have untreated tooth decay. Not only should tooth decay be treated in regular dental appointments, it should be prevented! Tooth decay is 100 percent preventable with effective personal care and regular dental cleanings. In honor of Children’s Dental Health Month, we’re spreading the word […]

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How missing teeth affect your overall oral health

Quite often patients make a decision to have a painful tooth extracted (rather than save it) as an emotional quick fix to relieve pain.  Sometimes those decisions are based on the affordability of the proposed treatment of saving the tooth and having the offending tooth extracted is cheaper.  However, in the long run, there can […]

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Your Child’s Teeth and Fluoride

Our municipality of St. Catharines does not add fluoride to our drinking water.  Fluoride can help prevent tooth decay by strengthening dental enamel.  Addition of fluoride to public drinking water can be a good public health measure to prevent tooth decay especially in those segments of our community who maybe prone to tooth decay.  However, […]

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