Westmount Dental Surgery Blog

Teeth become discoloured and stained over time. Deep stains usually require professional whitening treatment in order to restore brightness -- and that can have a positive impact on your social life.

Oral thrush is a type of fungal infection that occurs in the mouth. If left untreated, it can spread to the gums and cause secondary infections that may harm your teeth. 

Bleeding gums when you brush your teeth is often a sign of gum disease. Regular check-ups with your dentist help prevent gum disease or detect it at an early stage when easier to treat.

A misaligned bite, such as an overbite or crossbite, can be uncomfortable as well as cause crooked teeth. Your dentist can advise on correction treatments to address a misaligned bite.

Teeth grinding or bruxism is a dental problem that affects more than one million people in the world. It can cause serious fractures, gum inflammation and tooth loss. There are many treatments available for this condition. You can also take steps on[…]

If you suffer from sensitive teeth, then you likely find that eating hot, cold, sweet or spicy foods can cause pain or sensitivity. Tooth sensitivity is usually due to enamel damage. To protect your teeth -- and lessen the pain -- follow these steps:

There are a number of factors which could be causing a bad taste in the mouth, one which does not go away when you brush your teeth. If a bad taste lingers you should consult your dentist to try to find the root cause of the issue.

Canker sores are a common type of mouth ulcer. They don’t affect the health of your teeth and they usually resolve in two weeks. Very often, they occur when you’re experiencing stress in your life. Below are some tips to treat them at home.

Fluoride strengthens tooth enamel and protects teeth from decay. In many cities, fluoride is added to drinking water. However, using too many fluoride-enriched products can expose children’s teeth to too much fluoride.

When you've been ill, this can take a toll on overall well-being, including our dental health. But it only takes a few small steps to keep your teeth and mouth healthy, even when you’re sick.