Your family's dental needs will change as they progress through different stages of life. In this post, our Kitchener dentists explain the ins and outs of family dentistry and how we help kids, teens, adults and seniors keep their smiles healthy.
If you’ve got a cavity, having a dental filling placed by your dentist is a necessary procedure. There are a few tips that can make the time immediately following the filling a bit easier. Our Kitchener dentists offer some advice about what you should and should not do after a filling.
If tooth or gum pain is plaguing you, contact your dentist immediately to schedule an appointment. In this post, our Kitchener dentists explain some possible reasons for your pain and what you can do until you get to the dentist.
The temporomandibular joint, commonly referred to as TMJ, is one of the body’s most complex joints. Here, our Kitchener dentists explain three main types of TMJ disorders, symptoms and how they are treated.
Many people will have a dental emergency at some point, sometimes as a result of underlying oral health conditions or injuries. Our Kitchener dentists provide advice about how to know if your dental issue is an emergency, and what to do.
Sleep is essential to your health and wellbeing, and sleep disorders can seriously impact physical health. There are dental appliances available to help treat sleep apnea, and today our Kitchener dentists explain the options.
Are you looking for a dentist in Kitchener? Finding the right dentist can be a tricky task, so today our dentists are offering some advice to help you make the right choice.
Gum disease is a very common issue among Canadian adults, and it’s often caused by poor oral hygiene. Here, our Kitchener dentists explain how poor oral hygiene leads to gum disease, and what actions you can take to avoid the condition.
If you have a cavity, you will likely need a dental filling to restore your tooth. In this post, our Kitchener dentists explain why you'd need a filling, and describe different types to consider depending on your needs.
While a root canal is an effective way to treat an infected tooth, it's always best to avoid needing one in the first place! We believe prevention is the first line of defence. Here, our Kitchener dentists explain how you can avoid needing a root canal.