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Are Bleeding Gums Always a Bad Sign?

Almost everyone has encountered gum bleeding at one time or another. However, this phenomenon is usually quite rare for those who keep...

Dealing with Cold Sores

Cold sores are a frequent problem for many Canadians. In fact, around 20% of all Canadians experience a cold sore at least once per year....

Oil Pulling: Useful or Myth?

It’s part of human nature to want to try new things. We love the latest gadgets, novel experiences, and visiting new places. However,...

Are Your Teeth Alive? The Anatomy of a Tooth

Although it may not seem like, each of your teeth is alive. They don’t have external nerves, nor do they typically bleed when chipped or...

The Mouth/Artery Plaque Connection

You know you need to take good care of your gums. After all, without your gums, you would quickly lose your teeth. However, there is...

Sugary Foods: Avoiding a Sticky Situation

Pretty much everyone knows that sugar is bad for teeth. However, it’s not the sugar itself that is the culprit. Rather, harmful bacteria...

Toothbrush Tips

Your toothbrush is a simple object, and you likely do not think about it much. However, the humble toothbrush is the first line of...

Cold Weather, Dry Mouth

Autumn is officially here, and colder weather is coming. Of course, cold air is usually dry as well. Adding to that dryness inside your...

What You Need to Know About Gum Recession

Gingival recession, or receding gums, is a problem for many Canadians. This problem occurs when you lose gum tissue and the roots of your...

What are Veneers?

Doubtless, you have heard of dental veneers. You may even know someone with veneers whether you realise it or not. Cosmetic veneers are...

Why Does Your Dentist Wear Gloves?

Infection Control in Dentistry Have you ever wondered why your dentist and dental assistants wear gloves and masks? The answer may seem...

Why Mouthwash Should Be Your Final Drink of the Day

According to the Canadian Dental Association (CDA), 70% of Canadians will suffer from gum disease at some point in their lives. This high...