In a recent study, 81% of people feel their teeth look unattractive in photographs. In fact, 42% of people admitted that their smile would be the first thing they’d like to change about themselves. Can you relate to these feelings? Do you find yourself giving close-lipped smiles to hide your less-than-perfect teeth? If so, remember that it’s
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Approximately 25.9 percent of adults in the U.S. have untreated dental caries (cavities). Could you be one of them? If it’s been a while since you had a regular dental check-up, that’s highly likely. Even if you’re not dealing with issues like tooth sensitivity or pain, it’s still important to prioritize regular check-ups. Read on for 5
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Craze lines, also known as superficial cracks, are translucent vertical lines that appear on your teeth. They are usually vertical, unnoticeable lines you can spot by looking closely at your teeth. Craze lines commonly occur due to wear and tear as people age. In some cases, these lines can appear brown, yellow, and even gray. Your first reaction
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Canada is one of the most conscientious nations when taking care of their oral health, with a reported 74 percent of Canadians visiting their dentist in 2019. But despite this, dental decay is still an extremely common issue amongst the population. Much of the time, tooth decay is caused by poor oral hygiene and infection, not because
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How is your dental health? Are your dental hygiene habits as good as they should be, or are you lacking in some areas? It’s normal to have imperfect oral hygiene habits. That doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t aspire to fix them. What better time is there to make a change than the new year? We
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There’s some good news surrounding the dental industry in Canada. From 2015 to 2020, the market has grown by 1.3%, and household spending on dentistry has risen by 7.1%. The average Canadian household spends a minimum of $430.00 on services, which is up from $350.00 in 2017. Why the recent development? Perhaps it’s because more people are seeing the
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We use our mouths to talk and eat every day. Most people can tell when something is wrong with their oral health due to pain and discomfort. Other times, it can be hard to know a problem exists because self-examination is difficult for many. About 50% of people in America visit their dentists on a regular basis. What about the
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In an age where many people are getting seriously ill, it’s important to take good care of yourself. Not only does this mean washing your hands and keeping your mouth and nose covered in public, but it also means keeping tabs on your dental hygiene. Ignoring your teeth could lead you down a path of
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Do you have missing teeth? Are any of your chompers cracked or chipped? You may be wondering if you’re a good candidate for teeth implants. Many patients find these are a comfortable, effective alternative to other options like dentures or bridges. What are the advantages of dental implants, and would they be a good fit
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The coronavirus crisis may have put a damper on your dental checkup schedule. With the situation still ongoing, you may wonder if walking into a COVID dental practice for routine care is possible? An extensive self-isolation, working from home during the pandemic, and extra snacking all day may have negatively impacted your oral health. Now
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In Canada, at least 75% of the population now visit the dentist at least once a year. That’s a massive increase of 25% from back in 2010. This is excellent news, considering the speed at how plaque develops on the teeth. It’s the sticky, clear film that forms on tooth surfaces, and it’s one of the primary
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In late December 2019, the world recorded the first case of what would rise to be a global pandemic, in Wuhan China. The significant impact the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has on the world as a whole is common knowledge. According to WHO, at least a case has been recorded in over 213 countries. And as of
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