Bow Island Dental Blog

It can be hard to get a child to regularly brush their teeth. Add to that their love of candy, and you have a potent mix for oral bacteria. Making sure your child has good dental hygiene is important for setting them up for a bright, white smile throughout their lives. What causes tooth decay…

Let’s take a journey through the diverse landscape of dental specialties to shed light on their roles and when to consult them.

The art of making crowns has come a long way from the early days when gold winked from smiles. Today, crowns are made from a variety of materials.

Your gums play a vital role in your oral health, and their natural colour is an essential indicator of their well-being. But what if you’ve noticed that your gums are not the healthy pink hue you’re used to?

While not all root canal-treated teeth require crowns, understanding the factors influencing this decision can shed light on whether a crown will be recommended post-procedure.

A recent study has been released out of Japan, stating that we may be one step closer to the possibility of being able to take a drug which would allow a person’s teeth to re-grow. We are all familiar with the concept of having baby teeth, losing those and then having our adult teeth, and…

Contemporary dentistry offers a range of innovative methods to secure dentures to your gums, including the revolutionary “all-on-four” procedure. This approach offers a more permanent and cost-effective way to embrace dentures.

Beneath the surface of your pearly whites lies a diverse and bustling community of bacteria, collectively known as your oral microbiome. This intricate ecosystem plays a crucial role in maintaining your oral health. 

Ah, the magical world of childhood, where imagination runs wild and giggles fill the air. Amidst this enchanting journey, it’s essential to ensure that your child’s oral health is also given the attention it deserves. Establishing good dental care habits from an early age sets the stage for a lifetime of healthy smiles. So, parents,…

The biggest contributor to your oral health is your daily dental care. However, understanding how your genetics affects your mouth allows you to build good healthcare habits so you can avoid problems in the future.