Taking care of your oral health is important at all stages of life but as we age we can be more at risk of various dental problems. Your dental health can have an effect on your overall health. This brochure highlights common problems and oral health care tips.  Active_Seniors_Brochure

Not only do our teeth help enable us to chew and speak properly, they also enhance our smile and help retain a youthful appearance. If you have lost a tooth, here is a simple guide on options for replacement.

Options for Replacing Missing Teeth

 

Good oral hygiene and regular dental visits are especially important for woman because hormonal changes throughout a woman’s life can increase her risk of tooth and gum disease. Our new information brochure “Women’s Oral Health” is available to download.

Flossing your teeth daily will increase the chances of keeping your teeth for a lifetime and decrease your chances of developing gum disease. Here is a handy guide on how to floss.

How To Floss Your Teeth

Do you know what causes dental decay and the best ways to prevent cavities? This information brochure answers these questions and more:

Dental Decay and Oral Care Information Brochure

Have you ever considered straightening your teeth but you don’t like the look of traditional braces? Invisalign might be for you. More information can be found in our

Invisalign Information Brochure.

Have your teeth been sensitive or do they feel sharp? Do they look like they are wearing away? You may have erosion.  This is different to dental decay.  For more information refer to our

Tooth Wear and Erosion Information Brochure

Have you ever considered whitening your teeth? There are simple, effective and inexpensive ways to lighten the colour of your teeth.

For more information we have produced a Whitening your Teeth Information Brochure