As the chill of winter gives way to the warmth of spring, it’s time to shed the layers and embrace the rejuvenating spirit of the season. Just as nature blooms anew, this is also the perfect time to revitalize your dental health routine. At Victoria Dental Group, we believe that a radiant smile is your […]
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Celebrating National Puzzle Day:
Piecing Together the Puzzle of
Dental Care
As we celebrate National Puzzle Day, we’re reminded of how every aspect of life is like a puzzle, waiting to be solved. At our dental clinic, we see dental care as a multifaceted puzzle, with each piece representing a crucial aspect of oral health. Join us as we explore the puzzle pieces of dental care […]
To Crown or Not to Crown:
A Comedy of Errors in Deciding Whether
a Tooth Deserves the “Royal” Treatment
So, you’re in our dental chair and the dentist is telling you that you need some work done on your tooth. He’s provided you with two treatment options: 1. a filling or, 2. a crown. So let’s break it down together and after reading, you will be able to make an informed decision as it pertains to your particular case.
9 Common Dental Hygiene Myths
and Misconceptions
These days it seems we’re always hearing buzz about some new wacky dental fad, from extreme modifications like tooth piercings, grills and sharpening teeth into fangs to cleaning trends like oil pulling and charcoal teeth whitening. Of course you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to realise that some of these fads are just […]
Why is it Important to Visit a
Dental Hygienist Regularly?
Oral hygiene is just as important for your health and well-being as any other hygiene. Regular visits to a dentist are a great way to make sure your dental health is as good as it can be. Many people think skipping check-ups isn’t a big deal. This is a huge mistake! A visit to a hygienist once a year is the best thing you can do for your dental health. Keep reading to find out why…
How to Avoid a Cavity Nightmare After Halloween
Halloween is one of the best days of the year for kids (and some of us adults too!). Costumes, fireworks, ghoulish decorations everywhere and of course… candy! However, as much fun as it is, it can be a nightmare for kids’ mouths! After the thrill of the hunt and the excitement of going through the […]
Take the Tooth Brushing Challenge Quiz… Most People are Surprised!
It’s National Brush Day, the day after Halloween, and the time to unstick all that cavity-causing candy from your teeth and brush, brush, BRUSH! (& floss!) Speaking of… how polished is your oral hygiene? When was the last time you thought about replacing your toothbrush, or how much toothpaste you should use? Think you really […]
National Toothbrush Day
National Toothbrush Day is here, and it’s time to celebrate! Well, maybe you’re not celebrating this holiday with a party or gifts, but there’s no reason not to observe it.
Did you know that it is recommended for you to change your toothbrush every three months? Or, if it’s frayed, you should replace it even sooner. You should also get a new toothbrush if you have recently been sick, especially if you had an norovirus or a similar illness.
So what should you look for in a toothbrush?
Higher Education Day
Have you ever really thought about what it takes to become a dentist? It’s a good thing to know! After all, when you sit down in a dentist’s chair, you’re trusting them with your oral health and hygiene. And that, in turn, can affect the health of many parts of your body, including your brain and heart.
So, what really goes into becoming someone who can make your teeth sparkle?
Even if you don’t know all the ins and outs of what it takes to become a dentist, you probably know at least one thing: there’s a lot of school involved.
How to Brush Your Teeth for Maximum Cavity Protection
You might not think there’s a right or wrong way to brush your teeth, but there is! Brushing properly can keep your teeth and gums healthy and help you avoid cavities. If you already have some minor cavities, adjusting your brushing technique could even slow the spread of the decay. That means you will need […]