FAQ: Getting Your Wisdom Teeth Out

Wisdom teeth coming in and developing in your mouth is extremely common. Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last teeth that grow into your mouth, generally between the ages of 17-25. “The wisdom teeth will be removed easily, depending on the...

The Proven Ways to Prevent Cavities

In our continuing series of the best “ways to prevent cavities”, Dr. Alson Robson from Willoughby Dental Centre explains why vending machines are causing more and more cavities in children and adults. Vending machines are quick, easy and cheap. Put in some of your...

Toxic Teeth: Smoking and Oral Health Issues

It is a commonly known fact that smoking leads to health problems such as lung cancer, but did you know that smoking and oral health problems often go hand in hand? In fact, smoking is the leading cause for almost 75% of gum disease in adults. This percentage includes...

Studies Reveal Link Between Gum Disease & Diabetes

The American Diabetes Association recently announced that studies have identified and confirmed a direct correlation between diabetes and gum disease. Not only are diabetics more prone to gum disease, but oral health problems such as gingivitis can also affect blood...