A year has passed since the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic. It changed the way we know and live life. Work, business, education, relationships, etc. all changed. Daily, we keep learning new things and ways to keep ourselves safe, in addition to the basic...
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Survey Says: Ontario’s Dentists Are Excelling In Patient Care During COVID-19
Healthcare professionals have faced unprecedented challenges over the past twelve months. However, according to a recent survey published in the Journal of the Ontario Dental Association, dentists have risen to meet the challenges brought on by the pandemic and...
Dental Health Advice for Young Adults
When it comes to your oral health, there's a lot more to consider than you might think. For young adults, it's common to have a lot on the go at once. However, taking a moment to check in on your teeth requires more than just giving your smile a quick look in the...
At-Home Care For A Healthy & Beautiful Smile: Your Easy Guide
With Ontario's public health authorities extending social distancing orders, it's safe to say that you won't be seeing your dentist for a checkup for the next while. However, there's so much you can do at home to ensure that your oral healthcare needs are being taken...
8 Surprising Hidden Sources Of Sugar In Your Everyday Diet
While most of us assume that our diet is fairly well balanced and healthy, refined sugar has a way of sneaking itself into foods, beverages and even condiments that we frequently consume. Most people don't realize how much sugar they're consuming on a daily basis,...
13 Interesting Facts About Your Teeth And Oral Health: Toronto Dentist
Most of us think we know everything there is to know about our teeth, much of which you might’ve learned from your Toronto dentist Dr. Michael Paltsev. We know what makes them healthy and strong, and we also know what to avoid in order to keep them that way. We know how often to brush, how to floss and how to prevent decay. However, just as we know the functions of our heart and lungs, there are many surprising hidden functions of our oral makeup that play an important role in our overall health






