Teeth are often regarded as strong and durable, but as we age, it’s not uncommon for them to show signs of wear and tear. From small cracks to significant fractures, the question arises: is it normal for teeth to break as we get older? In this insightful blog, we’ll explore the fascinating world of dental health and aging, delving into the factors that contribute to tooth breakage over time. If you’ve asked yourself “Why are my teeth decaying all of a sudden?” or “Why are my teeth falling out all of a sudden?”, this blog is for you. Join us as we uncover the truths behind age-related dental c ..read more

Have you ever wondered if braces might be the solution to your dental concerns? Understanding whether you need braces is an important step toward achieving a beautiful, confident, and healthy smile. From misaligned or crooked teeth to bite issues, various signs indicate orthodontic treatment could be beneficial for you. In this blog, we’ll explore common indicators that suggest it might be time to consider braces and how they can address many dental concerns. Let’s delve into the world of orthodontics and uncover whether braces could be the right choice for enhancing the appearance of your sm ..read more

The infamous wisdom teeth – those elusive molars that usually make their presence known during the late teen years or early twenties, Wisdom teeth, also often referred to as the third molars, have long been a topic of discussion and, at times, can be a source of concern. These teeth can lead to a variety of dental challenges, from impaction to crowding. In this article, we will explore the important information to know about wisdom teeth, the potential issues they may pose, and when to see your dentist. About Wisdom Teeth The wisdom teeth are the third molars and are located in the very back ..read more

We all experience many changes as we age. While some of these changes are expected as we grow into adulthood, many of them can go unnoticed. While you’ve likely grown out of measuring your height against a door frame or wall, paying attention to any changes in your body is still very important. One of the most common physical changes due to age is shifting teeth. Not everybody knows that our teeth can move and shift as we age. Read on to learn what signs to watch out for and what can be done about shifting teeth due to age. Why Do Teeth Shift As We Age? Even for those who keep to a strict sch ..read more

While the global Covid 19 pandemic saw the world shut down and people all over the globe facing difficult circumstances, there were a few positive things to come out of that period of time. One of these silver linings is the ability for many Canadians to work remotely, making travel and work and the ‘digital nomad’ concept more popular than ever.   Traveling and living a nomadic lifestyle is incredibly exciting and appealing, especially for young adults. But this lifestyle means that access to regular dental health care services is limited or even impossible for some, depending on w ..read more

When examining the connection between oral health and sleep, experts agree that the quality of sleep itself is the most important factor. The benefits of regularly getting high-quality sleep include strengthening the immune system and reducing inflammation. There are several other factors relating to sleep that affect our oral health. Below, we will examine the effect of sleep on oral health and dental issues and suggestions for improving your sleep and maintaining good oral health. How are Sleep and Oral Health Connected? There is a significant connection between sleep quality and health and ..read more

Facial piercings are a popular form of self-expression, and in some cases serve as a badge of bravery for facing the pain and fear of getting the piercing. Tongue and lip piercings have seen a surge in popularity in recent years, but most people don’t stop to think about how an oral piercing could affect their oral health, or consult with their dentist. In this article, we will discuss the different types of oral piercings, how oral piercings affect oral health, additional risks associated with these piercings, and how to maintain optimal oral health. What are the Different Types of Oral Pier ..read more

You may not be aware that rheumatoid arthritis and oral health are closely connected. Individuals who live with this autoimmune disease have a higher risk of developing gum damage and tooth loss. In addition, research on the connection between oral health and rheumatoid arthritis has discovered that poor oral health can trigger the onset of rheumatoid arthritis. In this article, we will discuss more about rheumatoid arthritis and how it can affect oral health, as well as how to best care for your teeth and gums. What Is Rheumatoid Arthritis? Rheumatoid arthritis, also often referred to as RA ..read more

While most people know that seeing your dentist regularly is important, only some understand exactly why that is. It is common for people to wonder why simply brushing and flossing regularly isn’t enough to maintain good oral health and a beautiful smile.   Regular dental checkups are important because they ensure the health of your teeth and gums. In this article, we will outline our top 6 reasons why regular dental visits are essential to your oral health.  6 Reasons Regular Dental Visits Are Important  Oral Cancer Detection: One of the most important reasons to visit yo ..read more

In today’s day and age, work and careers can look very different from person to person. For many employees, a work schedule can include late nights, weekends, and even overnight shifts. This is especially true for individuals who work in fields that require 24-hour coverage, such as nurses, factory workers, police officers, truck drivers, etc.   While you may be aware of the effects of late hours and overnight shifts on your overall health and wellness, you may not know about the effects of night shifts on your oral health.   Read on to learn about how overnight shifts can ..read more