The third molars, more popularly known as wisdom teeth, are the teeth that grow at the back of the mouth and typically come out between the ages of 17 and 25. These late bloomers earned their name because they emerge at an age when a person is considered “wiser” than […]

The first dental visit of a child may not be as easy as parents imagine. However, the same goes for succeeding visits, especially if your child feels anxious or nervous when meeting a health professional. Experts believe that dental anxiety is triggered by fear of the unknown or by stimuli […]

The Canadian Dental Association advises brushing twice and flossing teeth once every day. In 2018, a Canadian Community Health Survey showed that only less than half (43 percent) of Canadians aged 12 and up flossed once daily. Even smaller was the percentage of the population who completely met the Canadian […]