Keep Smiling: Dental Tips for the Whole Family

Bleeding After Brushing? See Your Dentist

Bleeding gums after you've brushed your teeth should lead you to ask a couple of questions. Did you brush or floss particularly hard—hard enough to cut your gums? If yes, be more careful next time. If no, move on to the next question: when was your last dental examination? If it's further in the past than you'll care to admit, you may have discovered the reason for your bleeding gums.   Read More...

3 Types Of Dental Services You Might Need

Dental services are a must for taking care of your mouth, teeth and gums. From regular checkups to more advanced treatments, there are various services your dentist can provide to keep your mouth healthy. Here are three standard dental services you might require at some point. Cosmetic Dental Services If you have dental issues that are purely aesthetic, such as discoloured or misshapen teeth, you may benefit from cosmetic dental services.   Read More...

What to Do After a Tooth Avulsion Accident

While you may not fancy visiting a dentist for emergency dental care, dental emergencies are a fact of life, and like everyone else, you never know when they will happen. What you should do in a dental emergency situation depends on the specific issue you are facing and its related symptoms. An avulsed or knocked-out tooth is one of the scariest dental emergencies you may face at some point in life.   Read More...

3 Situations That Warrant a Visit to the Emergency Dentist

Are you wondering what exactly warrants a visit to the emergency dentist and what can be left until your next regular checkup? As a general rule, if one of your teeth is badly damaged, you're in a lot of pain, or you're experiencing unexplained swelling, you need to be seen as soon as possible. Keep reading for details on why it's important not to ignore these issues. If in doubt, it never hurts to call your dentist for advice before making an appointment.   Read More...

How to Support Your Child with Their New Braces

Getting braces can be a really exciting opportunity for your child, giving them healthy, straight teeth. However, it can also be a big adjustment and hard to get used to. This guide explains three things you can do to support your child as they adjust to their new braces. Work Closely with Their Orthodontist The first thing you should do to support your child is to work closely with their orthodontist.   Read More...