What is Invisalign?
20/02/2019 Dental informationsArrayFrequently Asked Questions
Invisalign is invisible, practical and very effective for leveling teeth. The alignment of the teeth and the correction of the occlusion on Invisalign have certain characteristics and certain advantages. Invisalign gutters are totally invisible, does not affect your speech, requires no diet, does not complicate daily hygiene, does not hurt or does not rub the […]
When should I take my child to the dentist for the first time?
17/02/2015 Frequently Asked Questions
It’s important to get an early start on dental care, so that your child will learn that visiting the dentist is a regular part of health care. The first step is to choose a dentist for your child. It may be your own dentist or one who specializes in treating children (called a pediatric dentist). […]
Do I really have to go to the dentist every six months? Do I need x-rays at each visit?
17/02/2015 Frequently Asked Questions
How often you go for a dental exams depends on your oral health needs. The goal is to catch small problems early. For many people, this means a dental exam every six months. Your dentist may suggest that you visit more or less often depending on how well you care for your teeth and gums, […]
What’s the difference between the bleaching I can do at home with a kit from the store and the bleaching that my dentist does?
17/02/2015 Frequently Asked Questions
Dentists have been doing what’s called “non-vital” bleaching for many years. Non-vital bleaching is done on a damaged, darkened tooth that has had root canal treatment. “Vital” bleaching is done on healthy teeth and has become more popular in recent years. Vital bleaching, also called whitening, may be carried out in the dental office or […]
Why Bite Plate / Bruxism?
17/02/2015 Frequently Asked Questions
A bite splint is an acrylic tray that is worn during the day or at night, preventing the teeth on top from coming in contact with the teeth on the bottom. It is a supporting appliance for people who suffer from bruxism (grinding of the teeth) or TMJ problems (problems of the jaws). This appliance is custom-made from an impression of […]
Why doesn’t my dentist just accept payment from my insurance company? I don’t have dental insurance and can’t afford to go to the dentist. What can I do and why does dentistry cost so much anyway?
17/02/2015 Frequently Asked Questions
Dental plans, offered by many employers, are a means to help you pay for your dental treatment. Most Canadians enjoy dental plans and the insurance companies that provide them are actually benefit carriers. Carriers reimburse patients based on the level of coverage decided by the patient’s employer. When you visit the dentist, it’s the dentist’s […]
