Periodontics and Orthodontics

Periodontics and Orthodontics

A large portion of adults today have some form of either periodontitis or malocclusion (a bad bite). It’s not surprising that adults comprise one in five orthodontic patients either, given the focus on “having nice teeth” in societal standards. While orthodontics, on...

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Reasons to Visit the Dentist in Winter

Reasons to Visit the Dentist in Winter

We know that the cold winter weather and dry air wreak havoc on the skin. Did you know that these weather conditions can also facilitate dental problems? Being aware of these winter dental woes, as well as how to combat them, will help to keep your mouth healthy in...

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How to Clean Your Teeth When You Don’t Have a Toothbrush

How to Clean Your Teeth When You Don’t Have a Toothbrush

You’ve spent all week preparing for your vacation. You wrote a checklist, triple-checked your luggage, and brought all of your toiletries in the recommended 3.4oz containers. After hours of sitting in a plane, you finally arrive at the hotel, open your suitcase,...

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Benefits of Single-Tooth Dental Implants

Benefits of Single-Tooth Dental Implants

If you are missing a single tooth, an implant and a crown are able to replace it and provide you with a natural-looking-and-feeling tooth. You will be able to regain a complete smile as well as your confidence. We here at BC Perio Dental Health & Implant Centre are...

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Trench Mouth Management and Treatment

Trench Mouth Management and Treatment

Acute Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis, colloquially known as trench mouth, is a form of gum disease. This very painful infection leads to bleeding gums, ulcers in the gums, and excessive salivation. It is also often accompanied by foul breath. It has a collection of...

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Halloween and Your Teeth

Halloween and Your Teeth

It’s a great time of year––the holidays are coming up, everything’s getting more festive, and the food is delicious! Those are all great things, but it is important to always take your health into consideration, while still enjoying yourself. October is a month...

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Tips for Keeping Your Toothbrush Clean

Tips for Keeping Your Toothbrush Clean

If you know how important it is to practice good hygiene, you most likely brush your teeth at least twice a day. However, you could be inadvertently harming your teeth if you aren’t keeping your toothbrush as clean as it could be. Many people leave their brushes...

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Common Dry Mouth Causes in Adults

Common Dry Mouth Causes in Adults

Nobody enjoys having a dry mouth, but you can usually solve the problem by simply drinking some water. However, some suffer from constant dry mouth, which is a condition known as xerostomia. While some of the causes of xerostomia are relatively benign, it can also be...

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Tooth Enamel Loss Prevention Tips

Tooth Enamel Loss Prevention Tips

Tooth Enamel Care Tooth enamel happens to be the hardest substance in your body, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t be penetrated or damaged. It is very important that you take the steps required to keep your enamel strong and healthy so that your teeth can benefit...

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How to Protect Your Smile from White Spots

How to Protect Your Smile from White Spots

Most people want to have whiter teeth, but, of course, they don’t want spots that are whiter than others. White spots on teeth are a common dental complaint but they don’t necessarily pose a threat to your overall dental health. Even if your white spots are not caused...

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6 Unexpected Ways Teeth Can Get Chipped

6 Unexpected Ways Teeth Can Get Chipped

Your teeth are very durable, yet not invincible. Keeping their integrity will keep your teeth and mouth healthy, enabling you to smile with pride, speak clearly, and eat all the foods you like. Regular visits to your dentist and daily oral maintenance will help ensure...

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How To Deal With Tooth Sensitivity

How To Deal With Tooth Sensitivity

Tooth sensitivity is not uncommon among the American population. In fact, according to the Academy of General Dentistry, over 40 million American adults suffer from tooth sensitivity. This condition is characterized by a sharp pain caused by varying temperatures. For...

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