If you’re suffering from persistent jaw pain, soreness, and headaches, teeth grinding (also known as bruxism) may be the cause. This is a common issue that affects many people. Fortunately, there are a range of treatments for bruxism that are quite effective at alleviating symptoms. Here’s an overview of the most common treatments for teeth …
The links between dental health and overall physical health are apparent – an infected tooth leads to pain, tooth loss makes it harder to eat, and gum disease can lead to an inflamed mouth. These unpleasant physical sensations often lead us straight to the dentist to get the problem resolved right away. Physical symptoms are …
Flossing is an essential part of your oral hygiene routine. Flossing helps remove food particles and plaque that can build up between your teeth, in areas that brushing can’t reach. There are several different ways to floss, each with their own pros and cons. In this article, we’ll compare three methods of flossing: string dental …
Whether you are sipping on a drink to quench your thirst, satiate your hunger or liven up a night out, the choices you make about what you put into your body can have a big impact on your teeth. Drinking a glass of red wine or sugary soda, enjoyed sparingly, will unlikely change your dental …
6 Signs You Need to See the Dentist This year has brought many new challenges, including decisions about how to balance our dental health with the new risks of COVID-19. One of the things that we’ve heard many patients ponder is when they should seek dental treatment and care vs when they should simply step …
The past few weeks have brought about significant change in many industries. From our favorite restaurants shutting down to jobs being worked from home – there is no person in Vancouver who has not experienced a dramatic shift in their life from COVID-19. One of the early changes in our state was to shut down …
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