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I Just Had a Dental Cleaning. Now What?
So, you’ve just had a dental cleaning…great job! Staying on schedule with your dental cleanings is one of the most beneficial things you can do for your oral health. After having your teeth cleaned, you may wonder…what is next? Stay tuned as we shine some light on the aftermath of a dental cleaning. First off, what is a dental cleaning? As with the vast majority of dental procedures, a cleaning involves removing bacteria from the teeth. And bacteria take a couple forms in

Dr. Panesar
6 days ago6 min read


I Chipped My Tooth! What Do I Do Next?
One moment you could be enjoying a sandwich, and the next you could be chewing on a surprisingly hard piece that turns out to be a part...

Dr. Panesar
Sep 106 min read


What is a Root Canal? What to Expect and How to Avoid Them
Introduction “Unfortunately, we’re going to have to do a root canal on your tooth.” This is a dreaded phrase which many patients hear at...

Dr. Panesar
Aug 287 min read


Understanding Bruxism: Do I Clench or Grind My Teeth?
Now, most people may clench and/or grind their teeth to some extent. Clenching means pressing your teeth together, and grinding refers to...

Dr. Panesar
Aug 218 min read


Bad Breath (Halitosis): Why It Happens and How to Get Rid of It
Ever worried about bad breath (halitosis)? You're not alone. This common concern can stem from various causes of bad breath, including poor oral hygiene, dry mouth, and even certain medical conditions. The good news? Getting rid of bad breath is often very doable! Discover why it happens and how to fix it with effective solutions like consistent brushing, flossing, and staying hydrated.

Dr. Panesar
Jul 18 min read


Your Guide on How to Choose the Right Toothbrush and Toothpaste!
When choosing a toothbrush, both manual and electric brushes are valid choices, each with pros and cons. For the brush head, a smaller size is generally recommended to better clean hard-to-reach areas. Regardless of the type of brush, we recommend using a brush with soft or extra-soft bristles to avoid damaging enamel and gums. Medium or firm bristles are not recommended as they can be too harsh. Click in to read more!

Dr. Panesar
Jun 268 min read


Top Ten Tips to Take Care of Your Teeth at Home!
Introduction Let's be honest, keeping our teeth healthy can feel like a chore, right? Healthy teeth are often the starting point for...

Dr. Panesar
Apr 248 min read


Fluoride: Fad, Fact or Fiction - How fluoride safely protects teeth
This article about fluoride will be the first in a series, and aims to dispel the fears and misinformation around the benefits of fluoride.

Dr. Panesar
Apr 164 min read
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