Having straight, beautiful teeth is not just an aesthetic concern, but it also plays a significant role in your oral and overall health. Crooked teeth and bad bites can lead to difficulties in speaking, chewing, and even breathing, causing discomfort and pain. Additionally, poorly aligned teeth and improper bite can have a significant impact on your oral hygiene and dental health, resulting in tooth decay, gum disease, and even tooth loss. We at Dentists on Bloor provide professional excellence while collaborating with you to achieve optimal oral health for each individual.
In this blog, we'll explore the impact of clear aligners on oral hygiene and overall dental health.
 

We all know how important dental care is to maintain our oral hygiene, but many of us often overlook the importance of starting dental care at a young age. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, children should begin receiving dental care as soon as their baby teeth start to come in. We at Dentists on Bloor, understands that taking care of baby teeth is more important than just preventing cavities; it sets the stage for a lifetime of good oral health. With the help of a child-friendly dentist, early childhood dental care can be a positive experience for both parents and children.
 

Dental hygiene is more than just brushing and flossing your teeth. Regular dental check-ups and cleanings by a professional are essential parts of maintaining good oral health. Many people overlook the importance of regular dental visits, but the truth is, they play a vital role in the overall health of your teeth and gums. We at Dentists on Bloor, Our dentist are able to see subtle changes in the gums or teeth that can be treated before they become painful. Moreover, In this blog, we’ll explore why regular dental check-ups and cleanings are essential.

I am so excited to share with you the new technology that we just purchased.

I have been waiting a long time and after much research I feel I have found the right digital scanner for our patients.

The Dentists on Bloor team wishes you a safe, happy, and healthy holiday season with your family and friends, and all the best for the New Year 2022!

COVID-19 changed how most companies and industries work to curb the spread of the virus and mitigate any economic fallout. While there are many businesses and other establishments that can handle their jobs remotely, dentistry is unfortunately not one of them.

Brushing and flossing your teeth every day, even if it’s done multiple times, doesn’t guarantee that you’re giving your oral health the attention it needs. Cleaning your teeth regularly, going for routine dental check-ups, eating right, and maintaining healthy dental care habits are crucial to your overall oral health. 

Apart from tooth decay and plaque, there are several other reasons why our teeth may become stained or discolored. For those who want to brighten up their teeth and to improve your smile, there are several tooth whitening options you can try.

Surgically Clean Air's purifiers use multi-stage air purifying technologies that work together to clean, purify and re-energize the indoor air. The six (6) stage filtration system captures dust particles,

After an extended period of time that we have been closed for routine dental procedure Dentists on Bloor is getting ready for our big reopening. At this time I want to let you know what we are doing to make it safe for both our staff and our patients

When it comes to oral care, most people are unaware of the proper practices to clean and protect their teeth. Sometimes we see that even everyday hygiene habits like brushing are performed incorrectly or inadequately. This not only defeats the purpose of cleaning the teeth, but it also adds to overall dental problems.

Did you know that the condition of your oral health can impact the health of the rest of your body? The mouth is connected to the respiratory and digestive system, which means any bacteria from the mouth can easily travel to these organs and cause infections or other medical problems. This makes it imperative to maintain good oral health, for which you need to see a dentist regularly.

Season’s Greetings from Dentists on Bloor. Wishing you a happy and safe holiday season, and all the best for 2020!

We would like to inform our clients that we will be closed from December 23 to 28, 2019 and closed again on January 1, 2020. We will be back in the office on December 30, 2019, and January 2, 2020, will be when we reopen.

See you once again in the New Year!

How can missing teeth affect my quality of life?

The value of having healthy teeth and gums cannot be underestimated. We need our teeth for speech and the development of our face. Of course we also need our teeth for the simple act of chewing which is the first stage of digestion. Let's not forget that with advances in medical technologies we are living longer and therefore our teeth have to last us longer as well in order to maintain the same quality and lifestyle we had when we were younger.

Regular brushing will help you maintain a set of pearly white teeth and avoid painful toothaches, while periodical trips to the dentist can also ensure that your teeth stay healthy by warning you of any potential cavities. A dentist uses specialist techniques to carry out dental procedures.

I would like to share with you my professional and private passion in life as a way for you to get to know me a little bit better as a dentist, wife,  mother of three and a member of your community.

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new website!
Our new website provides our existing and prospective clients a simple yet interactive view of our work and the services we offer.

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“I don’t have any time to floss!” This is a regular answer I get as a dental professional from patients. Many of them are really surprised by my simple way of explaining what happens in that tiny space between your teeth and gums called “the dental pocket” if you don’t floss.

DID YOU KNOW?

Teeth can tell stories about you.
Teeth can tell a great deal about us just by examining our teeth. Our teeth reveal how old we are, what we eat and drink — even where on Earth we may have lived?