It’s important to start taking your kids to see your Surrey dentist when they are babies. This helps develop good dental habits and prevents the #1, chronic disease, affecting children–ECTC (Early Childhood Tooth Decay).
by Riverside Heights Dental
October 22nd, 2024
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The new CDCP aims to make dental care more accessible to Canadians without dental insurance. It covers a wide variety of dental services in Surrey. Today we’re answering common questions about the benefit plan.
by Riverside Heights Dental
September 24th, 2024
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The benefits of laser dental care in Surrey include faster healing, no stitches or anaesthesia necessary in some cases, minimal or no post-op pain and reduced chance of infection.
by Riverside Heights Dental
August 23rd, 2024
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Whitening toothpastes are effective for tooth cleaning and come in two types: those with abrasive elements, and those with bleaching ingredients. Abrasive types can harm enamel, while bleaching toothpastes won’t won’t work on crowns or fillings.
Teeth getting knocked-out, chipped, broken or even pushed back into the jawbone are some of the more common injuries requiring emergency dental care. Mouth guards are your best protection. Guess which sport causes the most dental injuries!
by Riverside Heights Dental
April 16th, 2024
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Our Surrey dental practice uses intraoral cameras to take non-invasive, close-up, detailed colour images of your teeth. You can see first-hand what’s going on in your mouth in a way you’ve never seen before. Read on for a host of other benefits of intraoral cameras.
by Riverside Heights Dental
March 24th, 2024
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Tips from our dental clinic in north Surrey to ease dental anxiety: Talk to your dentist about your concerns; do something that relaxes you, bring a friend, bring headphones, music, fidgets, etc, or seek anxiety counselling.
We like to support our North Surrey and Riverside Heights communities by doing something special from time to time. Today we’re sharing a few of the things we’ve done to spread awareness and help out.
Tooth pain may be caused by cavities, teeth grinding, broken or cracked teeth, wisdom teeth or exposed roots. Tooth pain treatments include fillings, root canals, crowns, extractions and gum grafts.