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What is a VELScope?

June 19, 2017

The name may sound intimidating, but the VELScope (Visually Enhanced Lesion Scope) is an important screening device for aging adults to know. Supported by the Canadian Dental Association, the VELScope is the leading tool used for oral cancer screening. Safe, quick and painless, this hand-held device has been proven effective in detecting this disease. Oral Cancer: […]

How to Speak to Kids About the Dentist

May 8, 2017

First impressions can run deep. Chances are that if you or your child had a negative first visit to the dentist, it’s going to be difficult convincing either of you to go back! Unfortunately, some of these situations can stick with us for a long time, creating undue stress in the meantime. To ensure a […]

Your Pregnancy and Dental Care

April 29, 2017

Many women aren’t aware that teeth need a little extra attention during pregnancy. The physical changes caused by pregnancy can result in changes in your gums and teeth. In this post we’ll review common questions and issues, in addition to brushing up on a few basic facts. Is it Okay to Go to the Dentist? Routine […]

5 Tips for Whiter Teeth

January 2, 2017

As we age, teeth naturally darken and discolour. The first part is due to enamel wear, allowing the brown-coloured dentin underneath to show through. The second part is due to staining. Here are five tips for whiter teeth, from the basic to the more advanced: 1. Practice Good Oral Hygiene It sounds obvious, but it’s […]

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–Unknown
DID YOU KNOW?

Roughly 60% of children from age 5-17 are affected by dental decay, a disease caused by bacterial infection and one of the most common childhood disorders.
–Canadian Dental Association
Our vision is to provide the highest standard of dental care possible, while being an integral member of our community with lifelong involvement and outreach.
–Sullivan Heights Dental
DID YOU KNOW?

Only 28% of people floss five times per week.
–Canadian Dental Association

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