Westmount Dental Surgery Blog

Teeth are naturally strong but if they become weakened from decay, they are susceptible to cracks, chips and breaks. Maintaining good dental care will prolong the lifespan of the teeth. But should a tooth crack or chip, for whatever reason, it is[…]

Regular check-ups are a vital component in a good dental health regimen. But many people continually put off or avoid that regular visit to the dentist. Although your teeth, gums and mouth may feel and look healthy this can be a false impression as[…]

It may seem a little premature but children as young as six or seven should be tested for possible orthodontic problems. The reason is that this is the age when the first permanent teeth start to appear -- and any misalignment or other problems can[…]

It can be easy to mistake sensitive gums for sensitive teeth and vice versa. However, the two problems can have vastly different causes and cures and some conditions are of more concern than others.

There are a number of options available to the dentist for correcting a patient's problem teeth and one of the most popular choices today is Invisalign invisible braces.

Gingivitis is an oral condition that is typified by red, puffy and inflamed gums that bleed when you brush. If left untreated, it will most likely lead to gum disease.

Laser dentistry has been in use since the early 90's and is becoming more mainstream with each passing year. It is still an evolving process and not available from every dentist although there is a significant number who now specialise in this field.