Regular dental checkups and cleanings are always essential to keep your mouth healthy.

You’ve probably heard the saying, you are what you eat; well that's particularly true for your teeth and gums.

Bad breath, also called halitosis, can be socially embarrassing and can cause anxiety.

Even if you brush twice a day and floss daily, you still need to visit a dentist regularly!

A toothache is a sharp constant pain in or around your tooth. It is usually caused by the tooth or the surrounding gum.

The Canadian Dental Association recommends a child's first dental visit to be six months after their first tooth erupts, usually around thei

Thumb sucking can become a habit in babies and young children who use it to comfort themselves when they are hungry, scared, restless, sleep

During pregnancy, women are surprised to see bleeding gums. But bleeding gums during pregnancy is common and reversible.

Did you know that in Quebec, children under age 10 receive the following services free of charge at the dentist's office.

Each child has 20 baby teeth (deciduous teeth) that will fall (exfoliate) at a different age.

Our teeth is one of the most important part of our body. A healthy beautiful smile is key to selfconfidence but also essential to eating wel

In addition to a cleaning, a complete dental exam requires x-rays to diagnose cavities, infections, gum disease, and bone pathology.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our daily life in many ways and this includes your next visit to the dentist.