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What to Know About Root Canal Treatment in Airdrie

2022-07-11T08:50:05-06:00June 20th, 2022|Our Dental Blog|

Do you often have pain when chewing or find your teeth are sensitive to hot or cold liquids and foods? Do you have a cracked or chipped tooth causing you pain? A root canal treatment at an Airdrie dental clinic may be just what you need! How a root canal treatment is [...]

Do Dental Implants Hurt?

2021-11-02T09:52:38-06:00October 29th, 2021|Our Dental Blog|

As a clinic in Airdrie that performs dental implants, patients often ask if the procedure is painful. This question is challenging to answer because it all depends on the patient’s pain tolerance. However, we can confidently say that today’s technologies provide patients with options to make the procedure and recovery less painful [...]

Teeth Whitening Strips – Do They Actually Work?

2021-11-02T09:52:49-06:00October 18th, 2021|Our Dental Blog|

Teeth whitening has become one of the most popular and sought-after cosmetics treatments in Airdrie dental offices - and for good reason. Who doesn’t want a pair of sparkling, white teeth? It’s a boost of confidence that can make quite a difference in how we interact with people and how we feel [...]

5 ways to help your child avoid cracked or chipped teeth

2021-08-30T08:25:59-06:00August 27th, 2021|Our Dental Blog|

Cracked or chipped teeth can make it difficult to chew, lowers self-confidence, and even causes further dental health complications like tooth decay or discolouration. When you notice a chip or crack in your little one’s tooth, it is important to get them to a kids’ dentist in Airdrie. Depending on the severity [...]

Can teeth whitening cause permanent sensitivity?

2021-01-27T22:47:23-07:00January 27th, 2021|Our Dental Blog|

Teeth whitening has rapidly gained popularity over the years. Whitening can be done in-office at a dental clinic in Airdrie or at home with an over-the-counter product. Regardless of the method that you choose, sensitivity is a common side effect reported by many patients. Before you book a teeth whitening session in [...]

Why is family dentistry essential for your oral health?

2025-04-10T04:57:42-06:00January 12th, 2021|Our Dental Blog|

For many people, dental visits are often met with anxiety and worry. Having a regular family dentist helps take the edge off as the clinic becomes familiar. You establish a strong relationship with the dental team, and you’ll know what to expect for each appointment. These positive experiences are especially beneficial for [...]

3 reasons why dental health is so important 

2020-12-07T00:47:05-07:00December 7th, 2020|Our Dental Blog|

Good dental health is a combination of daily brushing and flossing, along with regular visits to your Airdrie family dentist. While most people know that taking care of your teeth and gums is important, many are unaware that good dental health is about more than preventing cavities and gum disease.  Let’s take [...]

5 tips for maintaining good oral health

2020-11-27T04:48:03-07:00November 27th, 2020|Our Dental Blog|

Achieving good oral hygiene takes a lifetime of consistent, daily care. Most people know that brushing twice a day, and regular flossing is necessary to keep teeth and gums healthy, but oral hygiene is about more than preventing cavities and gum disease.  Practicing good oral hygiene is a vital part of maintaining [...]

Can Braces Change Your Face Shape?

2020-10-01T13:35:59-06:00October 1st, 2020|Our Dental Blog|

A human face is rarely symmetrical. For some people, however, the degree of asymmetry is particularly pronounced as a result of their jaw alignment or crooked teeth. Braces can change the facial structure by shifting the teeth and jaw, which alters the angles of the face and restores symmetry. Mouth Braces [...]

How can having Bad Teeth Affect Your Heart?

2020-07-08T15:07:34-06:00June 11th, 2020|Our Dental Blog|

Poor oral hygiene can affect more than your smile. Studies have shown that heart disease is linked to poor oral care because of the body’s response to inflammation caused by bacteria from infection. Oral hygiene issues like cavities, gingivitis, periodontal disease, and untreated tooth decay can lead to an increased risk of [...]

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