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The Perfect Saturday at Yonge and Eglinton
Looking for a way to spend a spring Saturday at Yonge and Eglinton? You’ll have no shortage of things to keep you busy. Saturday at
The one thing you shouldn’t do if you have morning sickness
If you’re one of the “lucky” pregnant women who gets morning sickness, the one thing you should avoid is brushing your teeth until after it
A Sinus Infection and Tooth Pain
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
Teeth Whitening at Yonge and Eglinton
We’ve described the entire teeth whitening process on our website (there’s even a two-minute video describing the treatment). After a long, dreary winter, now’s the
Protecting your teeth
Protecting your teeth is important to you. You brush twice a day. You floss regularly. You go to the dentist. These are all good things.
March Break at Yonge and Eglinton
March Break is awesome for kids and hellish for parents – especially those with young children whom they have to entertain for a whole week.
February is Children’s Dental Health Month.
In 1941, a one-day event in Cleveland, Ohio, to raise money for a children’s dentist office went viral. By 1949, February 8th became National Children’s
Winterlicious at Yonge and Eglinton
Winterlicious is one of Toronto’s yearly cold-weather food festivals. Restaurants around town create special prix-fixe menus for the event, giving us all a reason to
Valentine’s Day blog: Can a kiss spread gum disease?
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
Staying warm this winter at Yonge and Eglinton
Staying warm this winter is a must. As much as Yonge and Eglinton is one of the hottest areas in Toronto (we were recently ranked
Links between seasonal affective disorder and oral health
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
Tooth sensitivity in winter. It’s real.
Here in Toronto, Old Man Winter is particularly angry this year. And after a few years of relatively mild temperatures, many of us around here