Gum Disease & Gum Care: Information, Prevention & Care
Our Midland dentists explain how to prevent periodontitis and improve gum health.
Here, our Midland dentists and team share help resources, tips and advice for your dental health.
Dental Bridge Procedure: What You Need To Know
Our Midland dentists use dental bridges to replace missing teeth. Here, our dentists explain what a dental bridge is and what the procedure entails.
How much does dental surgery really hurt?
Have a dental surgery coming up and wondering if you’ll feel pain following your procedure? Our Midland offer some facts about the after-effects of surgery - and what you can do manage any discomfort.
Recovering from a Dental Crown Procedure
Our Midland dentists describe what you can expect during your recovery from a dental crown procedure.
Why would my dentist recommend an oral biopsy?
Wondering what you should expect from your oral biopsy, and why you need one? Our Midland dentists explain the procedure and answer common questions about this dental surgery.
Types of Dental Fillings
If you have a cavity that needs dental filling, there are different types of materials to do the job. Common fillings materials include amalgam, gold, porcelain and composite. Here, our Midland dentists explain the differences among them.
Dental Crowns & Bridges for Missing Teeth
Here, our Midland dentists help to explain the difference and what you can expect from your tooth replacement.
What foods can I eat after having teeth removed?
Are you wondering which foods you'll be able to eat after you’ve had teeth removed? Our Midland dentists provide some tips on what to eat - and what to avoid after your dental surgery.
The Common Cause of Gum Disease
Gum disease is a very common problem among Canadian adults, and it is most often caused by a lack of proper oral hygiene. Our Midland dentists discuss how to prevent gum disease and what can be done to treat it.
Types of Dental Fillings
If you have a cavity, there are several different types of materials that can be used to fill it. Amalgam, gold, porcelain, and composite are some of the most commonly used filling materials. In today's post, our Midland dentists explain the differences between them.