Dentist comparing tooth shades with a smiling patient before teeth whitening treatment.
Read MoreA close-up of an individual with red, inflamed gums, indicates the development of early gum disease.
Read MoreA person covers their mouth to hide their discoloured teeth.
Read MoreA woman holding her cheek in pain, indicative of a toothache potentially caused by a cavity.
Read MoreA young lady with braces puts a stick of gum into her mouth.
Read MoreA close-up image of a dentist demonstrating proper brushing techniques for their patient.
Read MoreCavities are caused by a bacterial buildup causing tooth decay, and this buildup can leave a distinct smell. Cavities often cause both a bad taste in the mouth as well as bad breath, which can be a frustrating experience. If you’re noticing consistent bad breath even when maintaining your oral hygiene, you might be dealing with a cavity.
Read MoreNo matter how careful you are, accidents can happen. One minute, you're enjoying a pleasant meal, and a moment later, you feel a crunch—a chipped tooth. Fortunately, cosmetic dentistry has come a long way; nowadays, your dentist can repair chips and damage to restore your smile. So how do dentists repair a chipped tooth?
Read MoreTemporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ) is more than just a temporary discomfort; it's a pervasive condition that affects the daily lives of millions around the globe. This disorder manifests through a spectrum of symptoms, from jaw pain and difficulty chewing to bothersome clicking sounds when opening the mouth and that lingering sensation that something in your jaw just isn’t sitting right.
Read MorePartial dentures are a type of denture customized to the unique layout of your teeth. If you’re only missing a few teeth, partial dentures are designed to fill in the gaps, without replacing any existing teeth. This way, you can enjoy a bright, full smile—all with the help of a simple pair of dentures!
Read MoreDentures are an affordable way to fill in the gaps in your smile. But much like their natural counterparts, dentures too, have a shelf life. Complete dentures can last 5–10 years while partial dentures can last 5–15 depending on your oral hygiene and upkeep habits.
Read MoreToothpaste can indeed last a long time, but not forever. It can expire, making it less effective at removing bacteria and fighting tooth decay. Caring for your smile today can help you avoid unnecessary tooth replacements later, so make sure you’re using the most effective tools.
Read MoreFlossing at least once a day can help remove plaque, bacteria, and food debris around the teeth and gumline to prevent cavities and gum disease.
Read MoreCoverage for dental implants by insurance varies widely depending on the specific insurance policy and provider. Many insurance companies in Canada often classify dental implants as cosmetic procedures, which means they do not offer coverage for these types of procedures.
Read MoreExplore the benefits of All-on-4 dental implants & how this technique offers immediate results, improved comfort, and enhanced stability with Shine Dental.
Read MoreWondering if you can eat right after a filling? Learn more about fillings and considerations for the aftercare of this dental procedure.
Read MoreLearn what to expect during a dental implant procedure, from the initial consultation to aftercare and maintenance, with the help of Shine Dental.
Read MoreIn recent years, vaping has surged in popularity as an alternative to traditional smoking, touted as a safer option with fewer adverse effects. Yet, as the vape culture expands, so do questions regarding its impact on oral health and dental aesthetics.
Read MoreYour toothbrush is not meant to last forever, which is why dentists recommend changing your toothbrush every 3 months. Keep your family’s toothbrushes fresh and make regular dentist visits part of your routine.
Read MoreEarly tooth decay, or enamel erosion, can be reversed through remineralization repair, but if your tooth decay reaches the state of cavities, you may need a dental treatment.
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