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TMJ: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment Options
The temporomandibular joint, commonly referred to as TMJ, is one of the body’s most complex joints. Here, our Kanata dentists explain three main types of TMJ disorders, symptoms and how they are treated.
5 Common Myths About Flossing
Here, our Kanata dentists explain why flossing is so important and why you should not skip it by debunking common myths.
The Dental Bridge Procedure
Our Kanata dentists use dental bridges to replace missing teeth. Here, our dentists explain what a dental bridge is and what the procedure entails.
How does dental hygiene affect your overall health?
Good oral hygiene helps you keep your mouth healthy, preventing dental decay and gum disease. Here, our Kanata dentists explain how a healthy mouth can contribute to better overall health and wellbeing as well.
Dental Crown Procedures: What To Expect
Here, the dentists at Bridlewood Dental in Kanata share what to expect during a dental crown procedure.
Types of Dental Cleanings
To help you communicate more effectively with your dentist and hygienist it's a good idea to learn a little about the different types of professional cleanings that may be used to help maintain your good oral health. Our Kanata dentists explain different dental cleaning procedures.
Why is Restorative Dental Care So Important?
In this post, our Kanata dentists explain the different types of restorative dental treatments and how they help restore your smile.
Types of Dental Fillings
If you have a cavity that needs dental filling, there are different types of materials to do the job. Common fillings materials include amalgam, gold, porcelain and composite. Here, our Kanata dentists explain the differences among them.
Your Child’s First Dental Cleaning: What to Expect
Starting with the emergence of their first tooth, your young child should begin visiting the dentist every 6 months. In today's post our Kanata dentists discuss what you may anticipate from your child's first dental cleaning.
Flossing: is it really necessary?
Our Kanata dentists recommend you brush your teeth at least twice a day, and floss once a day. But some patients choose to skip flossing for a number of reasons. Here, we explain why flossing is important and why you should avoid skipping it.