Dental Health

When most people consider perfecting their smile, they think about correcting crooked teeth or teeth whitening, but few consider that your gums make a huge difference in how your overall smile looks. And the health of the gums surrounding your teeth is just as important! If your gums cover too much of your tooth’s surface,…

Just like test driving a car, or seeing what a new hair or paint colour would look like ahead of time, Digital Smile Design allows you to try on your new smile in photos and video before a single procedure has begun. That way you’ll know exactly what you are working towards before making any…

Self care is a trendy buzzword these days. For good reason because so many people are now realizing that they have not taken enough time to truly care for themselves – mind, body and spirit. In the frantic world of busyness that we were used to, self care often fell by the wayside. As more…

TMJ disorder (also known as TMD) is common, especially in women, and often goes undiagnosed until the pain or discomfort becomes unbearable. At Ambiance Dental, we believe in helping our patients feel great and live well which includes alleviating any issues that arise well before they become significant enough to impact your wellbeing. If you…

While many people may wonder if there is a relationship between oral health and mental health, it’s hard to ignore the link when you consider the research that has been done in this area. Data shows that almost two-thirds of people with depression reported having a toothache in the last year. It also indicates that…

The majority of adults over 30 are afflicted with some type of periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, which often goes undiagnosed. Your mouth is full of bacteria that can create the environment for chronic oral infection, the leading cause of complications within your mouth and the rest of your body. Recent studies have…

Sleep disorders, including sleep apnea, have become a significant health issue in recent years. It is now estimated that 26 percent of adults between the ages of 30 and 70 years have sleep apnea, with 80 percent of the cases of moderate and severe obstructive sleep apnea going undiagnosed. While it may seem harmless, sleep…

If you have been avoiding important dental treatments or if you are in pain but are too afraid to see a dentist, sedation dentistry may be the right option to help you. By providing a sense of calm, sedation helps you to prepare for your dental visit and get through the treatment without the stress…

When we talk about oral health during pregnancy, there are many facets to consider. The oral health of a mother can have an impact on the pregnancy and the developing baby’s health. The pregnancy can also disrupt and change a mother’s oral health as well. Oral health being linked to overall health is significantly highlighted…

If you have diabetes, you’re more likely to have oral health problems such as cavities and gum disease. Diabetes lowers the body’s ability to resist infection and slows healing so anything your mouth is exposed to carries a higher likelihood of becoming problematic. High blood sugar is hard on the teeth and gums. When blood…