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Cavities and gum disease are among the most problematic dental health conditions in terms of their effect on health and quality of life.

The good news is that all of these conditions are preventable. An important part of prevention, of course, is dental health awareness.

But what is dental health awareness and why is it important? We're talking about all of that and more in this quick guide to your oral health.

A wisdom tooth removal can seem like a nightmare for some people. But the real nightmare is to leave impacted wisdom teeth untreated, which can lead to even more severe issues.

Most of the time it's easy to tell if you need to have your wisdom teeth removed. That's because one of the most common symptoms is pain. On occasion, the pain can be so severe that people can't eat.

Unlike braces, clear aligners like Invisalign can be taken out offering you the freedom to eat and brush your teeth as per normal. But with this freedom comes great responsibility. Taking care of your clear aligners is just as important as wearing them. 

Having sensitive teeth can affect your lifestyle if left untreated. It can make eating your favourite foods an unpleasant or even stressful experience. But that doesn't mean you should give up the foods and drinks that you love.

You can manage sensitive teeth in between dentist visits by adopting a few new lifestyle changes.

Whether due to a lack of insurance or inability to access proper dental care, instances of dental emergencies seem to be increasing amongst Canadians. A dental emergency can occur even if you take great care of your teeth, so it's best to stay prepared with the proper information.

This brief guide will highlight four things to consider before seeking emergency dental care.

Insight from Your Family Dentist in Guelph

Whether you want to combat bad breath or improve your oral health, there are many benefits of brushing your tongue on a daily basis. Learn more!

Celebrate Oral Health Month and National Hygienists Week with a Visit to Your Dentist

How do I know if my dentist is right for me?

The Canadian Dental Association (CDA) recognizes that as a parent, you have a big role to play in keeping your child’s teeth healthy, clean, and to help prevent cavities through good eating habits and daily cleaning of the teeth. 

In Canada, 6.4% of Canadians have no teeth. This might be a tiny portion of the population, but this means that many more have a few teeth cracked, decaying or missing.

We all want a brighter, healthier smile, but did you know there are actually many benefits to be had from professional teeth whitening in Guelph?

As a whole, Canadians have great oral health. In fact, 84% of us say our oral health is good or excellent.

5 Benefits of Dental Implants

If you suffer from chronic bouts of halitosis (bad breath), you’re not alone. Get some helpful tips for preventing bad breath from our dental clinic in Guelph!