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Since early 2020, public health officials have been advising people to wear face masks when around other people to avoid spreading COVID-19 and other viruses.
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Since early 2020, public health officials have been advising people to wear face masks when around other people to avoid spreading COVID-19 and other viruses.
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When you visit your dentist’s office, you’ve likely noticed that you spend a lot of time with a dental hygienist before your dentist comes into
More than refreshing and bad-breath banishing, mouthwash can be part of your dental regime. While it is not a replacement for brushing and flossing, they
A few weeks ago we blogged about tips to encourage your children to begin flossing and we received a lot of positive feedback. So much
Using dental floss is a key component of dental care because it removes plaque on and between your teeth that a tooth brush will not.
Imagine spending your life petrified of having perpetually bad breath, no matter how often you brushed, flossed and/or rinsed? This is called halitophobia, and the
For more than 80 years, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OCED) has been keeping stats on healthy primary teeth around the world. The
Spring time is sinus infection season for a few reasons. The most common culprit is the return of allergy season. If you’re a sufferer, you’re
You look deep into your lover’s eyes. Magic. Then, as you lean in for a kiss, you notice they have unhealthy gums. Should you pull
According to the Mood Disorders Association of Ontario, 15% of Canadians experience winter blues and 2 to 6% have seasonal affective disorder. That’s between 800,000
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