So you think you might need braces? Or, perhaps you want braces because you’re not happy with your smile. Whatever the reason may be, there are a few things you should know before having them placed on your teeth. In today's blog, we’re going to touch on a few of the...
Dental cleanings are an important part of maintaining good oral health. They are typically done every six months, but some people may need them more often. Many people don’t realize that there is a link between dental cleanings and pregnancy. Why are they...
If you're wondering when you should bring your little one for their first dental visit, it's never too early. In fact, the Canadian Dental Association recommends a first dental appointment within their first year of birth. You may be thinking: Why so early?...
When I see clients I usually ask them how often they floss. I’ve gotten so many different responses, such as: “only when something is stuck in my teeth, before my dental visit, the last time my teeth were flossed was the last time I saw you.” Flossing can...
We love meeting new people and seeing our regulars too. It often feels like a social visit with friends. Although we have some great conversations, we’re still providing our clients with an important appointment to help benefit their health. And because of this, we’ve...
A new year sparks new ideas and trends. Here is a list of a few of the most bizarre trends that were happening in the past, from a dental perspective. 1. Filing your Teeth This was probably the worst dental trend that popped up last year. In no way, shape or...
As you park your car, you take those dreaded steps into the department store. You're headed to the oral health care aisle - one of the most overwhelming places to shop. As you walk down the aisle, thousand’s of dental products close in on you. You need one thing: a...
Dental hygienists are sometimes seen as “background” health care workers. While there may be others who don’t seem to be used to their maximum potential (we’re looking at you PSWs, nurses and midwives), I’m here to let you know a little bit more about the Registered Dental Hygienist – the RDH…
It’s January, and you’ve just scrolled past another new years resolution post. It’s crossed your mind already, that day you fell asleep before the stroke of midnight. You know there are things you could change or do differently, but after everything that’s happened in 2020, a new years resolution really isn’t the kind of stress you need to add in your life right now. Besides, you never keep them anyway…
Hi, I'm Holly. I love helping people keep their smiles healthy. I've been a registered dental hygienist for over 10 years. One day, I decided to take a HUGE chance. I left my stable job in the city to carve out my own path with my knowledge and skills in dental hygiene. 
