It can be really overwhelming trying to pick a toothpaste from the wall of choices, in the toothpaste aisle! To make your decision a little easier, here are a few things to look for 1. Look for the “Canadian Dental Association” (CDA) seal of Approval. The CDA seal ensures that the toothpaste meets the criteria
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At this time of year, with extra sweets around, brushing and flossing are particularly important. Candy can be hard on teeth, no matter what kind you choose. Here are a few things to keep in mind: Chocolate is probably your best bet! Dr. Drummond says that “chocolate is one of the better candies because it
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With such busy schedules, it can sometimes be hard to prepare fresh meals at home. Fast food and snacks are often a go-to solution. Fast food, however, can be damaging to one’s teeth. 4 Steps for Busy People to Better Protect Their Teeth 1 – Be aware of dangers Salt and sugar are more likely
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Teeth cracking is a common problem for people over 50. Unfortunately, teeth that are cracked are more susceptible to breaking. The risk of teeth cracking is connected to ageing and the risk is even greater for people with fillings. The risk of a tooth cracking is increased by: • Natural wear and tear that occurs
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Are all electric toothbrushes equal? They are not! We recommend the Oral B and Sonic Care brands because the head of the brush OSCILLATES (goes back and forth) making them much more efficient and effective in cleaning your teeth. The less expensive “spin” / battery operated brushes don’t work as well. Because the head of
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