Read the Scott 72 Dental blog for tips and information about dental health from our Surrey & North Delta dentists.
There are a number of conditions that people should be aware of when it comes to oral health, as they age. Here, our Delta dentist shares some oral health conditions to watch for as you get older and what you can do to help prevent them.
Local anesthetic is sufficient to prevent pain during dental treatments for most of our patients. For other patients, dental sedation may also be appropriate in order to help alleviate their anxiety and get them the treatment they require.
It's easy to keep your Invisalign® aligners in tip top condition. Here's how to keep your aligners clean, and clear over the course of your Invisalign treatment.
If you want to brighten your smile and restore your confidence professional teeth whitening may be ideal for you. Here's how the teeth whitening process works at our North Delta dental office.
Anxious and nervous patients may find that oral conscious sedation helps them to get the dental treatment they need and deserve. Here's more about how this type of dental sedation works.
If you're looking for a discreet and convenient orthodontic treatment, Invisalign may be just what you're looking for! Here's more from our Delta dentist on how Invisalign can straighten your smile, without the hassle of metal braces.
Sedation dentistry uses medication to help nervous or anxious patients relax so that they are able to receive the dental care they require, but might otherwise skip due to anxiety. Here's a little more about dental sedation.
If you have missing teeth dentures can restore your smile and your confidence. Dentures can also help with everyday tasks like speaking and eating. That said, wearing dentures will take some getting used to. Here are some tips to help you adjust to your new teeth.
Teeth whitening strips do work, but they’re not the most effective way to whiten your smile. Here’s a little from our Delta dentists on how whitening strips work, how to use them safely, and what you should know before giving them a try.
Obstructive sleep apnea, also known is OSA, causes disruptions in breathing during sleep. Here’s more from our Delta dentist on how the obstructive sleep apnea cycle works.
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