Dentistry keeps advancing and at Parkview Dental we stay up-to-date by incorporating the latest technology to help make procedures more efficient, affordable, and accurate. These technological advances make treatment more convenient for you. Advanced technology allows us to perform more of the preparatory work for dental treatments in our office–such as creating models of the…
Do you have broken, damaged, decayed, or missing teeth? Then you may be a good candidate for a restorative dentistry procedure. Whether it involves replacing missing teeth or repairing and strengthening existing damaged teeth, the goal of restorative dentistry is to bring beauty and function back to your smile. At Parkview Dental, we offer a…
Many people are somewhat apprehensive when they visit the dentist but it’s something they can manage and live with. However, for some, their anxiety is so intense that they avoid going to the dentist all together and don’t seek dental care until their pain is no longer manageable. If this sounds like you, you may…
Periodontal disease, also called gum disease, is a common problem among adults. In fact, nearly half of all Americans over the age of 30 have some degree of gum disease. In the early stages you may notice bleeding when brushing, but did you know that it can lead to tooth loss if left untreated? Luckily,…
There are four essential habits you should follow to keep your smile shining bright for years to come. The first thing you should do is visit our dentist in Pembroke for regular checkups. Second, brush, floss, and rinse your smile with antibacterial mouthwash every day. Third, avoid sugary foods, especially between meals. The fourth thing…
Power toothbrushes come with all sorts of fancy features and gadgets. It can get pretty confusing for consumers to figure out if they really need a toothbrush with vibrating brushes, oscillating brushes, timers, pressure sensors, a travel case, rechargeable batteries, etc. A basic power toothbrush can go for as little as $6. But when you…
Smile. It’s good for you. If you make a conscious effort to smile, it can make you healthier, happier, more popular, and more successful. These might seem like outlandish claims, but they’re backed up by scientific research. How Smiling Makes You Happier and Healthier Forcing yourself to smile even when you don’t feel like it…
Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, is a serious medical condition. According to the Canadian Dental Association, “Seven out of 10 Canadians will develop gum disease at some time in their lives.” Periodontal disease is an infection that threatens the health of your smile. If left untreated, periodontal disease is likely to result…
