Dry mouth, tooth sensitivity, enamel wear, dehydration, and increased cavity risk are just a few of the ways the weather can influence your teeth and gums. […]
How Toronto’s Changing Weather Affects Your Oral Health

Dry mouth, tooth sensitivity, enamel wear, dehydration, and increased cavity risk are just a few of the ways the weather can influence your teeth and gums. […]
You should aim to have a routine dental cleaning and exam every 6 months, and here’s what you can expect during this visit:
Initial examination
Plaque and tartar removal
Dental polishing
In-depth flossing
Rinsing
Fluoride treatment
The dental exam
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Some of your favourite summer bites and sips can have a less-than-glamorous effect on your smile. Many beloved Toronto foods are notorious culprits for staining teeth, such as:
Coffee and espresso
Rich sauces and curries
Berry-filled desserts
But don’t worry! Enjoying great food doesn’t mean sacrificing a bright smile. […]
In 2025, Toronto patients are seeking cosmetic dental treatments that combine natural aesthetics with lasting function, from minimally invasive veneers to digital smile design and whitening innovations.
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That’s why fluoride is added to drinking water in most cities. It strengthens enamel and reduces cavities. By adding fluoride to a city’s water supply, cities can make dental care much more accessible to citizens.
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depends on the specifics of your visit, including any additional treatments you might have received.
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Cavities can affect your dental health and contribute to bad breath.
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Some reasons why your gums bleed when you floss include being new to flossing, oral health concerns like gingivitis, hormonal changes, and vitamin deficiencies.
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It can take up to several months for a tooth infection to develop into an abscess, but if it remains untreated, the infection can spread to other tissues of the body. This can lead to cascading complications and even death in extreme cases.
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If you have a toothache and a headache, you may be experiencing referred pain from tooth decay. […]