5 Dental Tips to Keep Your Teeth and Mouth Healthy
Did you know that the health of your teeth and gums directly impact your overall health? That’s because your mouth is home to tens of billions of friendly bacteria. These microbes perform important functions, including keeping harmful germs out of your system and producing vitamins as they break down food in your mouth. Likewise, the[…]
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Root Canals: What to Expect & How to Prepare for the Procedure?
If you’ve been told you need a root canal, you may be feeling a range of emotions — from fear and anxiety to confusion and uncertainty. It’s normal to feel scared of the unknown, but educating yourself about the procedure can help alleviate some of these feelings. A root canal is a common dental procedure[…]
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When Should You Start Orthodontic Care: The Importance of Starting Early
Starting early can have a significant impact on your future. Many people assume that the earlier you start, the better it will be in the long run. In fact, starting early has many benefits. Although there are several factors that play into timing your first appointment, you’ll see the most change from treatment if you[…]
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Benefits of Regular Dental Cleaning
You might not know it, but your mouth is one of the most complex organs in your entire body. In fact, it has more than just teeth residing inside of it. Your mouth also plays a crucial role in digestion, immune system function and overall oral health. Therefore, keeping your mouth clean is one of[…]
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Comfort Aid
A number of people choose not to visit the dentist for regular check-ups because they are too afraid or suffer from dental anxiety. We want our patients at A&B Dental to be as comfortable as they can every time they enter our office. As such, we offer comfort aids for patients to make their visit[…]
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Emergency Dental Services
Dental emergencies are quite painful and scary. Sometimes teeth become fractured by trauma, grinding, eating hard foods, etc. A prompt treatment is always required to alleviate pain and ensure the teeth have the best possible care and the best chance of survival. Let’s face it, for some people being in a dental environment is just[…]
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Routine Cleanings
It’s very important to keep up with your everyday’s oral health. Poor oral care can affect a persons day to day life. We would recommend our patients having a regular check up and cleaning every 4-6 months depending on your oral health needs. Call our office to book with our dental hygienist for your next[…]
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X-Rays
We are all exposed to natural radiation in our environment. Digital x-rays produce a significant lower level of radiation compared to the older dental x-rays. Not only are digital x-rays better for your health, they’re faster and more comfortable. We usually recommend a full mouth series for our new patients (good for 3-5 years) and[…]
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Oral Surgery
Oral Surgery is any procedure that involves cutting into or removing tissue from your mouth. It includes tooth extraction and dental implants. This type of surgery is used treat many diseases and injuries in the face, jaw, neck, and the hard and soft tissues of the mouth. Usually, a dentist will extract a tooth if it is[…]
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