Teeth whitening works by using a bleaching agent to break down the stains on your teeth. The most common bleaching agents used in teeth whitening are hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide. […]
How Does Teeth Whitening Work?
Teeth whitening works by using a bleaching agent to break down the stains on your teeth. The most common bleaching agents used in teeth whitening are hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide. […]
Are you experiencing tooth pain from grinding? Do you wake up with a sore jaw or sensitive teeth? If so, you’re not alone. Teeth grinding, or bruxism, typically happens at night, and the Canadian Sleep Society estimates it affects about 8% of adults and 14% of children. Fortunately, there are ways to relieve tooth pain […]
There are many reasons to show off your brilliant smile, including having a healthy mouth and oral hygiene routine. When it comes to oral hygiene, you should floss your teeth at least once a day. Along with regularly scheduled dental exams and cleanings, your oral hygiene routine outside of the dentist’s office is very important. […]
Brushing and flossing correctly is one of the most effective ways to prevent cavities. However, even if people practice good oral hygiene, they may develop cavities that need restorative care. A cavity, also known as tooth decay, is a hole that develops in the enamel of your tooth. Cavities start small and grow larger over […]
Wondering how often you should replace your toothbrush? Learn more oral hygiene tips & maintenance at Hill Top Dental Centre in Bond Head. […]
Everyone knows cleaning your teeth is essential for maintaining oral health. Yet, it can be easier said than done when dental appliances obstruct your toothbrush or floss. Traditional braces use metal brackets fixed to the front surface of teeth with a metal wire threaded through each bracket. So, how can you prevent bacteria buildup during […]
Getting a dental crown is a fairly simple process, that will probably take two appointments to complete. […]
A root canal can last a very long time, but it does not protect your teeth from other issues like a new cavity or gum disease. […]
A dental emergency is a situation where your oral health is at risk, such as a lost crown, knocked-out tooth, or severe toothache. […]