Explore the intricate world of advanced periodontal treatments in Toronto with our comprehensive guide. At Yonge Eglinton Periodontics, we specialize in offering cutting-edge solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of our patients. From laser therapy to regenerative procedures, discover how our expert team can help restore your oral health with precision and care. Dive into this informative post to understand the latest advancements and why choosing the right periodontist is crucial for your dental wellness journey.
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Advanced Toronto Periodontal Treatments: What to Expect
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The Importance of Periodontal Health for our Toronto Patients: Understanding the Basics
Discover the essential role of periodontal health in maintaining overall well-being for Toronto residents in our comprehensive guide. This informative blog post delves into the connection between gum health and systemic conditions, emphasizing the importance of regular dental check-ups and proper oral hygiene. As a resident of Toronto, understanding how to prevent periodontal disease can significantly enhance your quality of life. Join us as we explore effective strategies and expert tips to ensure your gums remain healthy and strong.
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Benefits of Restorative Implant Dentistry
Restorative implant dentistry is an evolving field that has significantly advanced how we approach dental health. At Yonge Eglinton Periodontics, we are committed to providing our patients with the highest standard of care in Midtown Toronto and beyond. Implant dentistry offers a range of benefits that enhance not only the appearance of your smile but also your overall oral health and quality of life. Understanding these benefits can help you decide about your dental care options.
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NYTimes.com: The ‘Quiet Disease’ Lingering in Our Mouths
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Canadian Dental Association - Interview with Dr. Andrew Kay
Dr. Kay was recently asked to speak to the Canadian Dental Association and to provide his input on how the dialog about periodontal disease has changed.
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Changing the Way We Should Explain Gum Disease to Our Patients
For years, as dentists, we looked in our patients' mouths, commenting on the amount of “tartar buildup” and bleeding, and telling them to brush and floss more often. As they would stand up, we would say, “See you in six (or three months” for your next cleaning. At times we probably made our patients feel bad. “But, Doc, I don’t get it. I brush twice a day, floss almost every day, and you are still telling me that my gums are not healthy.”
While brushing and flossing frequency are important as well as regular professional cleaning, we now know that there are so many issues at play in determining the extent, severity, and outcomes of treatment, for each individual patient.
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