How Often Should You Go for Dental Exams
You brush your teeth every day, after every meal. You probably also floss once a day (if you don’t you really should). But taking care of your mouth is not just about cleaning: it is important to visit your dentist regularly to check your oral health and to be sure…
Oral Health: A Window to Your Overall Health
Did you know that your oral health is linked to your overall wellness? Oral health is not only important to your appearance and sense of well-being, but also to your overall health. In some cases, oral problems can be a symptom of other diseases. Here are several ways that your…
Get an Oral Cancer Exam With Us, Your North Vancouver
Most of us are aware that the following signs could be cancer: a skin lesion with irregular borders, a lump in our breast, blood in our urine. However, few know that if we have a non-tender lump in our neck, a persistent sore throat or unexplained chronic cough, it could…
Infant Oral Care
Baby oral care should start as early as possible. Babies love routine... so why not take advantage. Choose a time of the day that suits you best, whether its first thing in the morning, or during baby's bath time. I personally have found right before bath time to be the…
Top Reasons Kids Need Regular Dental Check Ups
Today we list off the top reasons for a Dental check that you may be putting off or don’t know about.
How to Get Your Kids to Floss
Flossing becomes important after the toddler has a full set of baby teeth. This is when the teeth start to touch, and plaque forms and sticks between the teeth.
Caring For Your Child’s Teeth
Let’s face it… this can be a challenge! A tired child, a tired mom and a tiny mouth all lead to a ‘not-so-good-brush.’ Here are some tips that I find very helpful.