Fort St. John Dental Clinic Blog
Read our blog from our Fort St. John dental team for helpful tips and advice on keeping your smile healthy and bright!
Many patients are curious about how often they can whiten their teeth at home. In today's post, our Fort St. John dentists answer this question and explain how teeth whitening can help you have a brighter smile.
Our dentists in Fort St. John often treat adults who would like to straighten their teeth. Some patients wonder if Invisalign will still be an option for them if they have existing dental work including implants, crowns and veneers. We explain how this might be possible.
For people missing one or more teeth, dental implants might be an ideal treatment option. They are often chosen over other treatment alternatives, though they require a significant investment. Here, our Fort St. John dentists discuss cost considerations when it comes to dental implants.
Caring for our children's baby teeth and teaching them about oral hygiene early helps set a solid foundation for great long-term oral health. Today, our Fort St. John dentists offer tips for helping your young one keep a healthy smile.
You've chosen to have dental sedation for an upcoming dental procedure. If you're wondering what it feels like to be sedated, our Fort St. John dentists have some insights to share from their years of experience.
Are you considering whitening your smile? There are many teeth whitening options out there but not all of them are effective — or safe. Our Fort St. John dentists share tips for safely whitening your teeth.
Thinking of getting dentures to replace your missing teeth? You may want to know more about these natural-looking tooth replacements. Here, our Fort St. John dentists share some details about the history of dentures and how they are made today.
Most of our patients in Fort St. John find that local anesthetic is effective in preventing pain during routine dental procedures. That said, some patients will require additional assistance to ensure they get the essential treatment they need. This is where dental sedation can be useful.
Though sleep apnea and snoring have some overlapping symptoms, they are very different in some important ways. Today, our Fort St. John dentists define sleep apnea and explain some key differences between sleep apnea and snoring.
In today’s post, our Fort St. John dentists explain how you can improve your toothbrushing routine and promote better oral hygiene, based on some of the most common mistakes we see our patients make with this daily task.